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sagarm
7mo ago
Linux VMs are a first party supported feature on Chromebooks. They're far more capable than a tablet.
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7mo ago
USB headphones and USB-headphone jack adapters exist. Just leave the adapter connected to your wired headphones.
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8mo ago
There is no existing safe ABI, so this cannot be an adoption barrier.
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8mo ago
But why is criminality higher in the US?
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8mo ago
Meanwhile, in real life San Francisco, I much prefer being around Waymos as a pedestrian and cyclist than human drivers. While most human drivers are competent and considerate, a small percentage are not -- and given the number of encounter
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8mo ago
He's really excellent at faking it until he makes it. That, and sucking down government funds. SpaceX, Tesla, NeuraLink, and Boring Company all relied or rely on subsidies or government contracts. An actual car company would not have t
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8mo ago
This administration, to put it mildly, does not have the trust of most Americans when it comes to fair enforcement of the law. That's the consequence of their own behavior.
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8mo ago
$1B to avoid ending a lane before the intersection. Insane.
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8mo ago
They are making this data publicly available -- after aggregation and anonymization.
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8mo ago
Letting them "cut in front" is good driving.
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8mo ago
If you think highway driving requires hard braking, you're a bad driver.
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8mo ago
System architecture aside, how else would you test end to end behavior other than starting from sensor inputs?
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8mo ago
Does your vehicle have a heat pump?
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8mo ago
Best way to reject it is to ignore macOS.
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8mo ago
If everyone in NYC tried to commute in a single-occupancy vehicle, there would be gridlock -- AVs or no.
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8mo ago
The article is about using the world model to generate simulations, not for controlling the vehicle.
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8mo ago
The poor disproportionately bore the brunt of lead pollution.
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9mo ago
I, too, felt you were being intentionally dense in this thread. We've just been talking past each other. I don't see a meaningful distinction between a screen on a DIN unit and an integrated screen. With Android Auto or the ios eq
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9mo ago
Dual screens. One for infotainment, including the backup camera, the other for the dash. Have you never seen a newer model car?
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9mo ago
I should have mentioned a digital dashboard is also cheaper than a traditional one, I guess. But isn't that obvious?
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9mo ago
I responded to a comment about screens.
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9mo ago
That is Zuck's usual MO, so why not apply it when it's not to his advantage?
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9mo ago
That doesn't make sense -- the parties to the conversation already _have_ the messages. Spam prevention is a likely angle, however. EU should force it to be opt-out, not opt-in -- probably what people want anyway.
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9mo ago
Backup cameras are an enormous safety improvement. Plus touchscreens are much cheaper than buttons and knobs.
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9mo ago
I assume GP meant cars with internet connectivity features, not (real) self driving tech.
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9mo ago
I prefer Gnome. There's hardly any visual clutter, and it can be controlled primarily by keyboard (which I prefer). Every other environment, even MacOS, just has so much noise.
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9mo ago
I tried a clean install of Windows on a lunar lake laptop and it couldn't even find the disk. This is a device that ships with Windows! It's just not feasible to have 100% out of the box hardware compatibility.
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9mo ago
Android is running on Linux. It's not the kernel that's the problem, it's the application layer.
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9mo ago
Is it really crazy? Some stuff runs faster and some runs slower, and I deal with less bullshit. I was already running with 17-20% reduced power limits anyway.
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9mo ago
Eh, I think people are increasingly tired of being pushed to use Microsoft crap even if they don't want to. Hell, you can't even make a local account easily anymore on Windows. It feels actively hostile. I think a lot of people wo
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