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by s08148692 8mo ago
I don't think they meant literally cameras only can create reliable distance measures. At the risk of putting words in their mouth, I would guess they meant "cameras as the only input to a distance model". the "model&quo
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by s08148692 9mo ago
Shame, shopping there felt like magic. I hope the technology is developed in future without having to rely on remote workers validating transactions. Definitely felt like the future of shopping
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by s08148692 10mo ago
First my mind went to Phoenix (elixir framework), then to X (twitter) before it clicked what this was actually about. Some very overloaded names
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by s08148692 10mo ago
If someone is printing their own rather than buying official models I don't think it's safe to assume they're buying the digital assets
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by s08148692 10mo ago
The irony of naming this post "This is not the future" and leaving no room for the possibility that this is actually probably the future. Whole post just reads as someone disgruntled at the state of the world and reeling that they
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by s08148692 2y ago
Imagine an oral c++ algorithms and data structures exam This isn't just essays, AI will happily output any known algorithm you ask for in a few seconds. CS coursework can be almost entirely automated in many cases
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by s08148692 2y ago
https://www.starlink.com/gb/business/direct-to-cell
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by s08148692 2y ago
Split across all countries the satellite flies over, proportional to the amount of time spent over each country Good luck
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by s08148692 2y ago
I see a lot of these posts about how Tesla UI (and touchscreens in cars in general) are unsafe and cause accidents. Intuitively it makes sense, but I haven't actually seen any evidence that Teslas or other touchscreen-heavy cars are ac
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by s08148692 2y ago
A simple search of twitter for "cisgender" shows that the word is not banned
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by s08148692 2y ago
I think you'd struggle to find a human on this planet that isn't biased one way or another when it comes to Musk
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by s08148692 2y ago
+1 I'm anywhere between indifferent and disgusted by Musks political views, depending on the issue. Does that make me bearish on Tesla? Absolutely not. On the contrary I'm more bullish now than ever. I see so many people lose all
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by s08148692 3y ago
> when Postgres picks a stupid plan and can't be convinced to do something reasonable. In my experience it can always be convinced to make a reasonable plan, but it's not always trivial. Sometimes it's just adding an index
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by s08148692 3y ago
"Lay-off means that they are laying off people regardless of their performance as a change in their strategy" Sure, if a whole team or department is let go. If 10% of a team is cut though it won't be by random dice roll
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by s08148692 3y ago
"Despite the fact that anyone can edit any page" This couldn't be further from the truth. Anything even slightly controversial or popular is heavily gated
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by s08148692 3y ago
If Tesla succeeds in their FSD ambitions (vision only), and they are actually correct that HW3/4 (current tesla hardware) is capable of full self driving, the economics will make sense, and we're a software update away from having
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by s08148692 3y ago
From the few interviews I've watched, he seems like a real life manifestation of an Ayn Rand hero character. I doubt he has any public sector or welfare in his plans
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by s08148692 3y ago
A SLS launch costs about 2 billion dollars. A Starship launch is estimated to cost around 40 million. It'll probably end up costing more than that, but it would need to cost a whole lot more to make the SLS a better option
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by s08148692 3y ago
Starship has a slightly larger internal volume than the ISS, so yeah, a single starship is directly comparable to the current largest space station we've got