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by vardump 8mo ago
ASI is one step higher than AGI.
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by vardump 8mo ago
> My Tesla has no clue at all that that's happening. And worse, the perpendicular camera responsible for checking cross-traffic is mounted _behind my head_ on the b-pillar It has a wide angle camera in front that you usually can nev
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by vardump 8mo ago
> Tesla's forward facing cameras are effectively monocular Notably, human perception is effectively monocular in driving situations at distances of 60 feet or farther. It's best in the area where your limbs can reach. We don&#x
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by vardump 8mo ago
There's some truth to what the gp said. Some hydrogen will escape, enter the upper atmosphere, and be blown away by the solar wind and thus be permanently lost.
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by vardump 8mo ago
Jet engines are not 100% efficient. Electric motors can be pretty close, 98% is realistic. Of course other parts of the system will lose energy, like conversion losses. Of course that doesn't mean batteries are currently a viable repla
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by vardump 8mo ago
I never wanted to mute, because with sound you could hear a bad connection early and retry faster.
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by vardump 8mo ago
They are just different tools; both have their uses. I wouldn't really put either above the other by default. > And it's like half the price on top of all that. It's not even close. A reel of 3,400 RP2350 units costs $0.80
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by vardump 8mo ago
IIRC, you can use up to 16 MB of PSRAM with RP2350. Maybe up to 32 MB, not sure. Many dev boards provide 8 MB PSRAM.
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by vardump 8mo ago
T-Rex nuggets. Mmmm...
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by vardump 8mo ago
So much empty space in the ISA.
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by vardump 8mo ago
> Not having turn stalks Aren't turn stalks back now?
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by vardump 8mo ago
Did Musk actually ever promise a $25k car?
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by vardump 8mo ago
Hmm... Most pages that time were grey with very few images. Ads were certainly very rare in 1993.
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by vardump 8mo ago
You seem to be confusing baud and bits per second. Baud is symbols per second. Usually one symbol represents multiple bits. AFAIK in 56k modems one symbol corresponds up to 7 bits.
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by vardump 8mo ago
Those things always confuse me. I think 2400 baud modems were like 9600 bps? At least 56k modems were 8000 baud.
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by vardump 8mo ago
It's remarkable how a modern $50 SBC outperforms the old Core 2 Duo line.
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by vardump 8mo ago
No, it should be LOAD "$", 8
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by vardump 8mo ago
> music video that was included on the Windows 95 cd bonus folder when I think of this simulacra: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqL1BLzn3qc When I saw that video in 1995, I understood something we now know as Youtube w
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by vardump 8mo ago
When MC68030 (1986) was introduced, I remember reading how computers probably won't get much faster, because PCB signal integrity would not allow further improvements. People that time were not actually sure how long the improvements w
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by vardump 8mo ago
I sometimes wonder what the alternate reality where semiconductor advances ended in the eighties would look like. We might have had to manage with just a few MB of RAM and efficient ARM cores running at maybe 30 MHz or so. Would we still ge
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by vardump 8mo ago
He's just trying to trick HN readers to join chess clubs.
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by vardump 8mo ago
Tesla uses lidar to train their models to generate depth data out of camera input. I don’t think they have any high definition maps.
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by vardump 8mo ago
Oops. Should not comment anything tired!
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by vardump 8mo ago
And 1945 was 35 years before 1990. Obvious, but feels somehow weird.
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by vardump 8mo ago
ADAS levels are not only about technical capability, but also about who takes responsibility.
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by vardump 8mo ago
I think the real issue was that Cybertruck required way more structural parts (body) than Tesla originally thought. It was originally supposed to have a load bearing exoskeleton.
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by vardump 8mo ago
I thought it was S 3 X Y C A R S Cybertruck, ATV (?), Roadster, Semi
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by vardump 8mo ago
I think 512 GB Mac Studio was M3 Ultra. Anyways, isn't a new Mac Studio due in a few months? It should be significantly faster as well. I just hope RAM prices don't ruin this...
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by vardump 9mo ago
Yeah. Except it's not even fixed function blocks, it's the 12 core VideoCore IV GPU running software that does the decoding. VideoCore is the real Raspberry Pi, the ARM block running Linux was just a subprocessor that VC controls.
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by vardump 9mo ago
Your mileage may vary. I remember 4 MB booting, but being absolutely useless. 8 MB was still swapping all the time, you couldn't really run much beyond some simple software. 12 MB was finally enough to do something productive, but defi

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