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by oxplot 5y ago
FSD Beta (not Tesla Autopilot) drives door to door right now. Go on youtube and search for "FSD Beta 10" to get a feel of it. It makes mistakes enough that you need an attentive driver who can take over, so you still need a steeri
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by oxplot 5y ago
> It’s not at all about mistake percentage Yes it is and SaaS is very relevant. The very page you've linked lists all sorts of "features" up to level 2 but level 3 and up is all about whether the driver should take over if
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by oxplot 5y ago
The only difference between level 2 and up is whether the system needs attention should it make a mistake, and ATM Tesla must have a fully attentive driver at all times. The problem with the SAE levels is that level 2 covers such a broad ca
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by oxplot 5y ago
Sure, hence "pending software". And if you happen to follow their progress on youtube (just search FSD Beta 10), you'll see just how advanced it already is. And it's getting better at an exponential rate.
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by oxplot 5y ago
You will never hear about all the times it's saved people's lives and avoided accidents, so until you show me that it has in fact increased accident rates, a link to a video means nothing, unless you are a journalist and your news
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by oxplot 5y ago
They are, and it's true, even TODAY, and I'm going to repeat it every chance I get, because I've learnt that it takes repetition to correct misunderstanding and ignorance! Just go on youtube and search for FSD Beta 10. Yes, i
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by oxplot 5y ago
> Thank you, Elon - you saved a lot of money and ruin decades of car UX The motivation behind a single touchscreen (from the horse’s mouth) is the gradual move to full self driving. Given that all Teslas are capable of fully autonomous d
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by oxplot 5y ago
Dig down enough and all so called merit comes down to luck. And no, we shouldn't push for putting all lucky people in power.
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by oxplot 5y ago
oooo, neat! — reminds me of some similar work I did building a search engine which went a step further and ran on S3. https://blog.oxplot.com/the-art-of-barebackness/
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by oxplot 5y ago
> Self-driving cars can wait. Absolutely not! > Nothing of importance depends on it. Lives of 35000 people a year does.
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How the PS5’S Genuinely Clever Adaptive Triggers Work(hackaday.com)
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Tell HN: Curb Your Necroposting Aversion
8 points by oxplot 5y ago|4 comments
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Show HN: Raspberry Pi Archlinux Automated Offline Installer with Wi-Fi(github.com)
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by oxplot 5y ago
I see the confusion. The loading happens inside of the application so no other process can see the values.
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Show HN: Load env vars from variety of sources with ease(github.com)
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by oxplot 5y ago
That requires you crossing your eyes, or look past the image, which makes your vision double.
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by oxplot 5y ago
I am the only person I know in my group of friends who can change the focus of my eyes independently of the distance of the object I’m looking at. In other words, I can make vision go blurry (wide eyes open) without it going double.
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by oxplot 5y ago
If you have a domain that you know won't be going away, you can renew it for up to 10 years in advance. Cloudflare currently has the lowest price for .com.
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by oxplot 5y ago
I don't know if their claim of extra protection is valid or valid to the claimed extent, but if so, it's well deserved and this is BS news.
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by oxplot 5y ago
Umm, they are already pretty intimidated. As Starlink stands right now (in beta with partial constellation in service), it's superior to all of those combined. Those guys are shitting their pants right now scrambling to either block
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by oxplot 5y ago
If you're on linux, `kind` is the way to go
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by oxplot 5y ago
> why don't we just fix Earth? If you’re truly interested to know the answer to this, you can find it aplenty online. And it’s not because it’s “sexy”.
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by oxplot 5y ago
I recently used `git bisect` to find the latest compatible code revision for a DB snapshot by checking the db migrations applied in that snapshot. Bisecting 80K commits takes a few seconds. Magical stuff.
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by oxplot 5y ago
Yep, I made something similar out of cardboard for myself and used it in office in the past. I'm super sensitive to motion in my peripheral vision.
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by oxplot 5y ago
These are some of the most annoying birds here in Oz, probably right behind Magpies. I've seen them destroy/pull off the outer plastic trim on a car roof like they had pliers for beaks. They're pretty meaty and large and are
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by oxplot 5y ago
Major thumbs-up for AMD chip. With a replaceable main board, this will be a dream. I ordered a framework laptop at its highest CPU+RAM spec and can't wait to replace my 6 years old ThinkPad x250 with it. EDIT: would also add that the o
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by oxplot 5y ago
Despite my endless hatred of Node ecosystem, Node-RED is an absolute gem of a software. It hasn't skipped a beat in over a year running my home automation.
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by oxplot 5y ago
I’m talking about my own experience comparing an electric car and a gasoline car at low speeds. EVs being significantly quieter is already well established and we have laws for EVs to make extra noise to alert pedestrians.
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by oxplot 5y ago
It was only after owning a Tesla that I realized how much of the noise from a car comes from its engine, and not the tires. I'd ballpark around 80%, especially at city speeds (less than 50 km/h).
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by oxplot 5y ago
I was puzzled by the responses of therapists finding out about this. I guess as an engineer I’m always thinking of a quick practical solution. I would set up a camera where the dryer is. Taking the dryer itself is of course much better and

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