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by sliken 2y ago
> Google maps lets me search by topic Like say thai food? Hardware stores? Etc. That works for me. Displays a list with letters on the map, then I can click on the letter or on the list to navigate. It also tells me hours and if the
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by sliken 2y ago
I've not had phantom braking for a year or so, I used to have one per week. I'm happy with the speed control. I like the display of current speed limit and use the scroll wheel to control the delta against the current speed limi
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by sliken 2y ago
I've heard this before, but when I dig in it seems like it's not true. Newer cars (gas or EV) are more complicated, more crowded, more sensors, more cables, etc. Even replacing a bumper is labor intensive, often requires messing
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by sliken 2y ago
It's in Tesla update 2023.27.12 (been out for awhile).
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by sliken 2y ago
I've got a tesla, which integrates neither. What am I missing? I can play podcasts/music/whatever from my phone, the name/progress bar shows on the UI. I can control volume, next track, next in play list etc from the T
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by sliken 2y ago
Say your success rate for replicating CUDA+Nvidia hardware on AMD is 60%. But it will take 2 years. That's not going to be compelling for any large org, especially when the MI300x is cheaper, but not crazy cheaper than an h100. Espec
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by sliken 2y ago
Or much more closely, Nokia's Maemo running on a Nokia 770. The nokia 770 had more resolution, actually supports apps and app store (Apple only supports weblets in gen 1), had an icon based UI, and supported a stylus. Sure the apple h
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by sliken 2y ago
Do your buttons on the steering wheel click? Apparently the clicks are on the chopping block as well.
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by sliken 2y ago
Massive demand? My feed has mentioned numerous lack of demand, parking lots filling with unsold trucks, and significant cuts to production. "According to Ford spokeswoman Jessica Enoch, one-third of the 2,100 workers will remain at t
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by sliken 2y ago
As an owner I disagree. Ya, Elon is often as ass. Tesla's are fast, safe, and have all the usual EV advantages. I'm not buying a worse car just because a billionaire is an ass. However most people that want a tesla, have a tesl
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by sliken 2y ago
They have a github if you want to use it with your own graphana without requiring any cloud access: https://github.com/Airthings I've got one per floor in a 3 floor house and all get to the BT -> wifi gateway reli
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by sliken 2y ago
I'm pretty sure it's generally 1 spider per web, and I thought blackwidows (assuming they are still alive) take down the webs when done. So presumably you have quite a few spiders. In any case here's a discussion of said pap
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by sliken 2y ago
It's been awhile, but I was reading about black widows. Apparently the better fed they are, the worse the web, so they don't over feed. A chaotic web is a sign that the black widow spider is well fed and not hungry.
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by sliken 2y ago
Nokia lacked vision. They had a widget much like the original iphone, with better resolution (800x480 vs 480x320), had an app store, and has a user friendly GUI. Rather ironically Nokia wouldn't add a WAN chip to their WIFI nokia 770
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by sliken 2y ago
Apple? I believe the X925 has better IPC than the M4, and better geek bench scores. They don't particularly compete though since you can't buy a M4 CPU without buying a rather expensive system. Not like the M4 is going to have
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by sliken 2y ago
Sort of, the red shift continues towards infinity, but since photos are quantitized there is a last photon. Also don't forget even if you freeze forever as viewed by an external observer, the blackhole is growing, and will at some poin
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by sliken 2y ago
Maybe, but if we found or made a tiny black hole, something could be beyond the event horizon just before it evaporates. Or maybe spin it fast enough so the singularity is visible.
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by sliken 2y ago
No stable orbits exist within 1.5 x the event horizon radius, so just outside that should suffice, just watch for anything else falling in.
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by sliken 2y ago
For non-spinning blackholes (much like spherical cows that physicts use to simplify things) that's true. For spinning blackholes not to much. The singularity turns into a ring, the center of which the gravity cancels out.
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by sliken 2y ago
Well imagine you are X distance from the singularity, and time dilation is hugely slowing down time from an external observer. As blackholes approach each other, the distance between the singularity and the event horizon significantly decr
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by sliken 2y ago
Non-spinning and non-charged blackholes are called Schwarzschild or static black hole is a simple beast. You have a event horizon, a mass, and a slightly strange area near the event horizon where orbits are unstable, I believe within 1.5 t
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by sliken 2y ago
Right, but say you end up half way between two equal mass blackholes, under zero gravitational force. Are those two black holes definitely going to merge? If they were going near light speed in opposite directions could they not merge an
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by sliken 2y ago
I've seen this vaguely referenced, but when I dig in I don't find support for it. It's far from obvious that just because the event horizons (which is just a mathematical concept and a 3D area of space) should control the tra
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by sliken 2y ago
Getting past the event horizon of a small blackhole is tough, the gravitational gradient causes spaghetification. However larger blackholes lessen the gradient at the event horizon, so it's not a problem. Not sure about the inner hori
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by sliken 2y ago
From the external view you never enter, just get dimmer as you approach the speed of light and the time dilation keeps increasing. From the viewpoint of the one falling in, you just fall in and cross the horizon without noticing. Does make
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by sliken 2y ago
No need to perish, current theories explain that the innermost region of a spinning black hole (all real world black holes spin) has a low gravity region where arbitrary navigation is possible. You can't escape, but you also don'
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by sliken 2y ago
Yes, like the carrington event that caused some telegraphs stations to catch fire. Said telegraph lines were low voltage, 5-12v I believe. Trick is long distance power lines tend to have very high voltages, to save on the cost of copper.
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by sliken 2y ago
As a result they added a "type into this buffer" to add entropy, which used what you typed and the timing of the keystrokes to help. Similarly graphical UIs say "draw in this region" for similar boost to randomness that
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by sliken 2y ago
Even low end gaming, simulations, and even fun webGL toys can require a fair amount of memory bandwidth with an iGPU, like apple's M series. It also helps quite a bit for inference. I MBP with a M3 max can run models requiring multip
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by sliken 2y ago
Apple ships 128 bit, 256 bit, and 512 bit wide memory interfaces on laptops (up to 1024 bit wide on desktops). Is it feasible to fit memory bandwidth like the M3 Max (512 bits wide LPDDR5-6400) with LPCAMM2 in a thin/light laptop?

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