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781.
by xnx 6mo ago
People are really eating up this engagement bait. This is getting reposted everywhere.
782.
by xnx 6mo ago
Additionally, AI is cutting through the Gordian knot of artificial complexity that developers created.
783.
by xnx 6mo ago
> they overrely on agentic coding and do not know what they don't know There's no better time to have a curious mind
784.
by xnx 6mo ago
Delivery robots aren't programmed. They're all remotely controlled in real-time AFAIK.
785.
by xnx 6mo ago
Yes, "recall" brings to mind serious issues like the gas tank exploding on the Ford Pinto.
786.
by xnx 6mo ago
Might improve the odds of reaction to have iron on both sides? Would the reaction also work if both balls were covered in foil?
787.
by xnx 6mo ago
I know there are worse people in the world (rapists, murderers, etc.), but scamming scum that take advantage of people's good will really boils my blood. F those guys.
788.
by xnx 6mo ago
Also guaranteed that every possible vendor is friends/family of the organization.
789.
Judge bars Kars4Kids from broadcasting 'misleading' ads in California(nytimes.com)
118 points by xnx 6mo ago|70 comments
790.
by xnx 6mo ago
Kind of unrelated. That issue was due to a misguided effort to be cautious by having vehicles requesting human-review when they didn't really need it. Waymo fixed the issue by allowing the vehicles to operate in their normal, independe
791.
by xnx 6mo ago
Waymo has LIDAR and cameras, so it is better equipped for every situation.
792.
by xnx 6mo ago
"recall" = applies software update
793.
by xnx 6mo ago
Good time to be a sane company then. "Never interrupt your opponent while he is in the middle of making a mistake." and all.
794.
by xnx 6mo ago
A True Engineer(TM) knows it is better to accomplish nothing correctly than to achieve something imperfectly.
795.
by xnx 6mo ago
Waymo would be smart to offer this service to municipalities, especially those with supposed concerns about "safety".
796.
by xnx 6mo ago
How does this differ from a log file?
797.
by xnx 6mo ago
> companies are obligated to publish and keep up to date. This is only a requirement for European companies, right?
798.
by xnx 6mo ago
You're correct. Everything in the Windows 2000 GUI served a purpose. Hard to think of any changes after that that weren't just decoration and styling.
799.
by xnx 6mo ago
> MIT: 20% drop in incoming graduate students This is kind of MIT's choice, right? They could change tuition or admission and have 20% more incoming graduate students.
800.
by xnx 6mo ago
Posted on intercom.com ...
801.
by xnx 6mo ago
Why does a "real developer workflow" need to be resource-heavy?
802.
by xnx 6mo ago
Ardent adds extra dependencies and cost.
803.
A City on Mars: Should We Settle Space, and Have We Thought This Through?(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by xnx 6mo ago|0 comments
804.
by xnx 6mo ago
Related coverage without invoking the AI bogeyman: "Liberty Utilities needs to replace 75% of Tahoe power supply as NV Energy deal ends soon" https://mynews4.com/news/local/liberty-utilities-needs-to-re..
805.
by xnx 6mo ago
> Does any of the US companies earn money on LLMs? Inference? Yes. Infrastructure build and training? Not yet.
806.
by xnx 6mo ago
There are a lot of things that are possible that make no financial sense.
807.
by xnx 6mo ago
> The problem putting them in space solves is There are a lot of problems that can be solved by creating 20 other, much bigger, problems.
808.
by xnx 6mo ago
> awkward placement and notable gaps The places that are awkward to tile are the spots that need tile the most.
809.
by xnx 6mo ago
Not one image on the page?
810.
by xnx 6mo ago
Yes. https://aluminium-os.com/

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