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by szundi 2y ago
Probably much better repdoducibility than embedded developers trying to maintain thet while upgrading their ubuntus thy work on.
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by szundi 2y ago
You know people work with what they work with.
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by szundi 2y ago
If you go for your 5km, then all in all, it's easier (you are done sooner)
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by szundi 2y ago
That’s nsfw
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by szundi 2y ago
Or maybe they released it
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by szundi 2y ago
Buy a sim card, fixed.
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by szundi 2y ago
On mobile devices efficiency is so important, I don't see how Qualcomm would be able to live without ARM licences. RISC-V and other architectures like x86-64 are nice, actually I think the peripheral libraries, boot and stuff like that
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by szundi 2y ago
Yes, they record with higher resolutions and then the director and the operateur has greater flexibility later when they realize they need a different framing - or just fixing the cameraman's errors cutting parts of the picture out. Th
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by szundi 2y ago
It's happening, Windows gets slower every year to adapt to SSDs.
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by szundi 2y ago
There is hate speech, like when someone tells poeple how other people are not human and must be eliminated. Happened a lot, happening now in wars you read about.
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by szundi 2y ago
Waymo is limited to cities that their engineers has to map and this map maintained. You cannot put a waymo in a new city before that. With Tesla, what you get is universal.
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by szundi 2y ago
Is this the cheater Zimbardo who completely lied how the most popular prison experiment of the world was falsified?
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by szundi 2y ago
I think parent commenter emphasized the context. Leaving out context that would otherwise change the interpretation of most or targeted people is the main way to misled those people without technically lying.
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by szundi 2y ago
If only we had heat-pump computers
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by szundi 2y ago
How old that door can be? 30 years old? Even in the EU we installed rolling codes 30 years ago
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by szundi 2y ago
The more you endure losing money the more of your opponents go bankrupt - or outsmart you
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by szundi 2y ago
We like that you like it
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by szundi 2y ago
How big the organization has to be not to be able to deploy it on a big enough machine with SQLite?
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by szundi 2y ago
Efficient as in evolution or in business: you just need to be more efficient than most of the peers
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by szundi 2y ago
… or cannot fail
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by szundi 2y ago
Only half true as maybe reasoning and actual understanding is not the strength of LLMs but it is fascinating that they actually can produce good info from everything they have read - unlike me who only read a fraction of that. Maybe dumb, b
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by szundi 2y ago
Could have been an LSD trip description
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by szundi 2y ago
Secret plan of car driving politicians to decrease the traffic for themselves
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by szundi 2y ago
This question could not be more academic
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by szundi 2y ago
... that LoRa is not Wifi, slow as hell and saturates the air quickly.
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by szundi 2y ago
Some russian and chinese volunteers, just what we need
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by szundi 2y ago
I don't like how it is a fire hazard though. What an earth, maybe the Cisco will run a self-test every year to check out something and it burns down, because the author used 3.25A board for 6A max drawdown. I hope at least he configure
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by szundi 2y ago
Only thing to add that it was funny how Blackberry didn't get for years that the browser is so important in the phones. Others missed that as well, everyone was doing the stupid half-browser thing. Of course they did as a normal browse
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by szundi 2y ago
I had a quite good social sciences teacher. I never forget one of his remarks: There can be only one thing that is worse than someone not having a mother - that he has one. So maybe a chatty LLM is not the worse thing that can happen with s
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by szundi 2y ago
probably people will soon develop a habit of verifying every detail in videos of interest haha

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