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Not Being Immutable
(blog.dshr.org)
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The 'AI granny' driving scammers up the wall
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The browser is also driven by an advanced wetware AI system that knows which links to click on and how to interpret the results.
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You are telling me Trump lied? Shocked...
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2y ago
The fleet car drives very slowly the first time, perhaps under supervision of a human. The point is - you have a massive fleet of cars with all the right sensors to create a high resolution map.
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The mapping problem keeps getting brought up (often by Tesla enthusiasts). It just doesn't seem like a huge problem? If you have cars equipped with high resolution Lidar and cameras, mapping new routes seems like it ought to scale as
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2y ago
Googling for this query is fast, and instantly surfaces the download link. That seems pretty useful...
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Nice to see GCP doing well. The competition between AWS, Azure and GCP is great for customers..
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2y ago
I believe he means "a founder who uses Flutter". Poor wording, but I don't think it was intentional.
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I have a 2024 Model 3, and it's a a great car. That being said, I'm under no illusion that the car will ever be self driving (unsupervised). 12.5.6 Still fails to read very obvious signs for 30 Km/h playgrounds zones. The c
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In Alberta and BC, helicopter rescue is free if you contact emergency services (Parks or RCMP).
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Carbon capture has a long history. Of failure
(thebulletin.org)
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I had the FSD trial for one month. I am very skeptical of the "weeks without intervention". It's cool technology, but I never had a single trip where I didn't need to intervene at least once. It would regularly blow thr
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I'm not sure that NVidia's moat is all that large. You have to hand it to them, they have executed superbly, but the underlying technology is well understood. You have the hyper-scalers investing in their own silicon, and Intel&#x
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The Porsche 911 design goes back to the 1960s. Do you really need to change the body design if you can keep upgrading the internals?
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Tesla needs a new board and a new CEO. Offer Tim Cook double what he is making at Apple (an obscene amount of money, but a bargain compared to Musk). Tesla needs someone like Cook. Someone who knows supply chain management and customer serv
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Alarming Study: The Hidden Dangers of Fish Oil Supplements
(scitechdaily.com)
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> Google has become useless Yet you found it through ..... Google (I get your drift, but it's got a little "What have the Romans ever done for us" vibe. )
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History of JavaScript Interop in Dart
(medium.com)
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It's far too early to suggest Google will not capture value from AI. They have plenty of opportunity to integrate AI into their products.
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Which might have other unintended side effects! See [0] where mouthwash use is correlated with increased risk of hypertension [0] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31709856/
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3y ago
And if you are a DIYer, PEX is super easy to work with.
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BMO Economics: The government of Canada has overshot its immigration targets by 300% https://www.reddit.com/r/CanadaHousing2/comments/1at7nbq/bmo...
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This is a big story, and it seems curious why it isn't on the front page of HN. Also weird are the comments alleging this is really some US spy op, and not the Russian state. Russia has the motive and means and unless other evidence co
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Wild guess: A locale cookie got set when on VPN with a UK IP? In which case clearing the browser's cookies should reset it.
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Confirmed. "Who are Bob and Doug McKenzie" Bob and Doug McKenzie are a pair of iconic fictional Canadian brothers...
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3y ago
Flagging an article that is critical of Apple seems... cult like?
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How Much Vitamin D Do You Need to Stay Healthy?
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The best solution is a water shut off valve [0] and a bunch of cheap zigbee water sensors. Drain pans won't handle a catastrophic failure. I installed this in our house to protect against pipe failure. We had the old grey poly-b pipe (
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Link to Cruise review of incident: https://getcruise.com/news/blog/2023/a-detailed-review-of-th...
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