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by zamnos 4y ago
It was reported, and prosecuted, and now the FBI goes away for 10 years, and then just repeats the process with the next guy. https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndca/pr/former-san-francisco-pu... btw, anyone want to buy
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by zamnos 4y ago
Given range extender attacks on key fobs for cars (and subsequent methods to defeat that attack) techy thieves have always been around. There are rumors that the algorithm and secret key for various manufacturers has been broken, and that a
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by zamnos 4y ago
How would like like to define "computers" here? Electronic fuel injection was first introduced in 1960's and 70's, and the 70's are when microprocessors first hit the scene. Without the ECU in a EFI car, you're
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by zamnos 4y ago
> the absolute best theoretical efficiency of this might be 70% I fell down a rabbit hole and found this link, which gives 46% for the theoretical limit for the efficiency of the internal combustion engine. https://physics.sta
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by zamnos 4y ago
Emissions, sure. If you're someone deeply involved in the car industry, you'll have a DMV person (not officially, just from having spent that much time there), and they'll help you work through the process, which includes an
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by zamnos 4y ago
America's standards for road worthy are just that much higher. IF you: start a car company, buy a bunch of them so the NHTSA can crash test them (thanks Mercedes-Benz for that one), fix them up so they meet modern Federal Motor Vehic
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by zamnos 4y ago
Same for Honda. What's fascinating is the fact that Ford's manufacturing is less American than Honda, thanks to NAFTA but far be it to think a good ole fashioned American company like Ford would ever act like a corporation that&#x
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by zamnos 4y ago
America's really big. The part I'm in, ebikes are en vogue, with people giving up cars to get ebikes, and car drivers give them right of way. I'm sure elsewhere in the US it's different yet again.
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by zamnos 4y ago
Any luck grabbing stories? their 24h duration sucks.
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by zamnos 4y ago
Audio on IG is off by default. it's just that the people around you like hearing the noises.
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by zamnos 4y ago
LinuxBender is secretly Santa Claus and needs them to pull his sleigh.
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by zamnos 4y ago
That's a disservice to your friends, unless you spend a bunch of time defining thinking first, and even then, it's not clear that it, with what it knows and the computing power it has access to, doesn't "think". I
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by zamnos 4y ago
How do you want to define AI? Google's been using ML models to power various Google products for years . Translate was a big switch over, back in 2016, and it powers the Google Search answer box. I have no idea how profitable that ans
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by zamnos 4y ago
The question there is how many of the estimated 100,000 software engineers at Microsoft are using Copilot, and what has been their (I'm sure measured) productivity boost. Microsoft does derive some benefit from Copilot being accessib
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by zamnos 4y ago
Well, I've heard a lot about a ChatGPT thing in the news, isn't that made by OpenAI?
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by zamnos 4y ago
Dns-over-HTTPS (DoH) ftw https://mullvad.net/en/help/dns-over-https-and-dns-over-tls/
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by zamnos 4y ago
Alright, I'll bite. Not all password managers are the same. In particular, the good ones have no direct access to your data. It's encrypted before reaching them, so even if they get hacked, the attacker can't access your pa
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by zamnos 4y ago
That hardware's gonna look a lot like ASIC Bitcoin miners if an architecture to replace LLMs is popularized. General-enough purpose computing ain't going away for a long time.
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by zamnos 4y ago
Not even with 3d chip-stacking?
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by zamnos 4y ago
If they don't intend to fix it, then what's the problem with waiting? The bug's still gonna be there in 90 (minus however long it's already been) days and rushing disclosure really doesn't reflect well on you as a r
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by zamnos 4y ago
If we're playing who was first, BioNTech's mRNA vaccine was ready in the lab in January, right after COVID-19 was sequenced, and went into trials in April/May 2020. It's just they had to prove safety and efficacy (which
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by zamnos 4y ago
> It is very common for someone top of one's trade to command respectable knowledge and skill in another trade. I don't think that's true. There are some popularized figures, especially ones who have become public figures
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by zamnos 4y ago
Or Gim Paint, and then we can argue over how to pronounce Gim. is it Jim or gimm?
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by zamnos 4y ago
Well, and gobs of RAM, which only top end cards can compete with.
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by zamnos 4y ago
That only explains the poor mental health of terrible people with shitty beliefs though. What about people with parents who managed to socialize them well but yet are horribly depressed due to the environment being in shambles? The environm
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by zamnos 4y ago
But have you tried to move any users over to, "wechat and signal and telegram and whatever"? Getting users onto your own system wasn't trivial. If you want to move to a more supported system like, say, Signal, then you have t
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by zamnos 4y ago
Sure they can. http://sumplete.com is a new puzzle game, which its author says was invented by ChatGPT. If ChatGPT couldn't do anything new, then how did that game come to be? Outside of a very limited test area and test ma
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by zamnos 4y ago
Which is oft repeated refrain, but if GM sells $6 million fewer in cars, (which, $6mm/$50k is 120 cars,) then they've lost money on the transaction. GM dumping carplay is going to cost them way more than $6mm, and going to cost
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by zamnos 4y ago
that's a bad idea. When face id unlock fails, which it will, you then gave to type it out in front of nearby people, which is what this attack is about. secondly, it's a pita to type in a properly secure password every time you
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by zamnos 4y ago
I recommend waiting the industry standard 90 days before volunteering intended behavior.

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