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by sorenjan 3y ago
I wonder how well this works with the proposed US-EU agreement on common charging ports? About a week ago EU and the US met for the EU-US Trade and Technology Council, where among other things they published this[0]: We also welcome the
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by sorenjan 3y ago
My Xiaomi phone records every call, it should be a standard feature, but Google doesn't seem to like it. https://karnatakastateopenuniversity.in/call-recording-on-xi... https://www.androidpolice.com/goo
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by sorenjan 3y ago
Reddit's messaging is focusing a lot on how moderators aren't going to be affected. Reddit derives value from the unpaid moderators' work, but they doesn't seem to care about the user experience for the regular users, so
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by sorenjan 3y ago
I recently switched from Materialistic to Harmonic, and I like it. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.simon.harm...
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You can't report to the moderators, they're just anonymous users that for some reason wants to work for free for Reddit. Often times they have their own agendas, I've used third party sites to show deleted comments that makes
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by sorenjan 3y ago
I can log in with my Spotify premium account to a number of third party clients without expecting them to contain the same thing as the official one, no auditing by Spotify needed.
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by sorenjan 3y ago
So only allow Reddit premium users to use third party apps, like how Spotify does.
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If you believe Elon Musk Twitter's current value is less than half of what he bought it for ($20B compared to $44B). https://edition.cnn.com/2023/04/27/tech/elon-musk-twitter-si...
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by sorenjan 3y ago
My comment was mostly about the comment about developers underpricing their apps. If all apps would charge a minimum of $5 there would be a lot fewer app users. According to Apollo's developer 80% of the users make less than 500 reques
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by sorenjan 3y ago
I'm guessing that you work in the tech industry in the US and makes $100k+ per year? $5 is not an insignificant amount to a lot of people all over the world, including Europe and maybe the US. Especially when every single app and servi
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by sorenjan 3y ago
She lives in Malmö in southern Sweden. Some years they don't even get any meteorological winter at all (5 consecutive days with an average temperature below 0°C). Scandinavia does not have brutal winters thanks to the gulf stream, and
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I moved from the US to Sweden after struggling with burnout(businessinsider.com)
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by sorenjan 3y ago
I don't see e-fuel as a mass market thing, I see it mainly as something for motorsport, sportscars, and airplanes. Toys and energy density sensitive applications. If some rally or F1 cars use ICE with e-fuel and the audience get there
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by sorenjan 3y ago
I've never been to Las Vegas, but every video I've seen of the Boring tunnels is either underwhelming or just seems plain stupid. It looks like something Tesla could use to get around their own campus as a fun PR stunt, not a city
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by sorenjan 3y ago
If you want to run it again you could try Octave, an open source Matlab alternative. https://octave.org/
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by sorenjan 4y ago
> While third party app users don't directly contribute to revenue, Reddit is highly reliant on its community to produce and moderate content for free. This is an important point. Reddit gets its content and moderation for free by t
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Nerf studio https://docs.nerf.studio/en/latest/
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by sorenjan 4y ago
That's good to hear, how does it work in practice? Is it basically running the same training as from scratch, but with only the new data, on a separate machine to produce a new version which is then replacing the old production version
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When I learned about RL we were taught to disable exploration when doing evaluation of the model since exploration part is stochastic. I don't think that would work in production.
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Are there ML models that are trained while being used? Humans learn as we go along, but this "train and deploy" that's so common doesn't seem sustainable. If it can't be done online, then it shouldn't be that d
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Cameras can detect both, being drunk or drowsy or distracted share a lot of symptoms regarding eye movement etc. The important thing isn't why a driver is impaired, but detecting when they are. https://arxiv.org/pdf&#x2
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by sorenjan 4y ago
From 7 July 2024 these rules will apply in the EU: For all road vehicles (i.e. cars, vans, trucks and buses): intelligent speed assistance, reversing detection with camera or sensors, attention warning in case of driver drowsiness or distra
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by sorenjan 4y ago
MLP-Mixer uses only multi-layer perceptrons. It was released in 2021, but ReBotNet that was released this year uses mixer layers too. Still uses patches though, but they're mixing data between patches.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30019307
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That's good, but is that what's used in "used car-batteries with degraded capacity"?
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I read something a few days ago how some developer at Microsoft had to explain why something wouldn't work on Windows for their OS designers who where all using Macbooks.
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One drawback of using lots of lithium batteries in your home is that they might experience thermal runaway and burn your house down. Not having to worry about that should have some additional value.
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Tesla switched from lead-acid to 12V lithium ion their S and X models in 2021. James May had some issues with his Tesla when the 12V battery went flat. https://insideevs.com/news/546087/tesla-liion-12v-auxiliary-..
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by sorenjan 4y ago
They're already there, although it's probably too computationally costly to do at scale. https://waymo.com/research/block-nerf/
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> Seems predatory towards people who are buying stuff they can't afford, otherwise I don't see how they make money (minus the overpriced laptop I just bought, I guess). That's exactly why they're doing this, to get pe

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