zaptrem

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by zaptrem 5y ago
I think the guy above meant to reply to you: > Presumably you are aware that the visualization you see in any retail car is old software, and several iterations behind what the linked video is about (FSD Beta v10). Plus the visualization
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by zaptrem 5y ago
Or your name is Wayve https://wayve.ai/
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by zaptrem 5y ago
This makes evasive maneuvers impossible. EU regulations make it impossible for ADAS to even change lanes half the time. Let’s not go down the rabbit hole of government specifying how machines we haven’t even built yet should work.
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by zaptrem 5y ago
I disagree. The goal of intro classes isn’t to throw students into the crucible and make them experts ASAP, it’s to spark further independent interest in the field so the want to keep studying on their own time. The faster they’re buildin
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by zaptrem 5y ago
For casual app development I just run MacOS in a free VMWare instance on my Windows machine. It has no graphics acceleration but otherwise works flawlessly.
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by zaptrem 5y ago
You can tap “FaceID” in the center to open the keypad instantly. TouchID failed constantly when I had recently showered or washed my hands.
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by zaptrem 5y ago
IMO TouchID, Multitasking, Front Camera, LTE, Video, and the Touch Bar all fundamentally changed the smartphone experience and were worth upgrading over.
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by zaptrem 5y ago
Apple always responds quickly to large security issues?
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by zaptrem 5y ago
People need that user data to interact with the internet and inevitably code from the internet will be introduced to the “safe” VM.
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by zaptrem 5y ago
Saying “I’m not anti-vax” before parroting every anti-vax talking point and admitting you’re not vaccinated doesn’t make you any less of an anti-vaxxer.
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by zaptrem 5y ago
This tends to happen when your dataset isn’t well balanced.
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by zaptrem 5y ago
AFAIK Google just blocked all “gorilla, primate” related tags in Google Photos.
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by zaptrem 5y ago
lemmie guess... “America isn’t a democracy, it’s a republic” https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/11/yes-consti... “The government wasn’t meant to fulfill the will of the people... it was meant
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by zaptrem 5y ago
This is a great analogy.
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by zaptrem 5y ago
And yet the majority of those citizens agree with vaccine mandates among other public health measures https://news.uchicago.edu/story/most-americans-support-vacci... It’s almost like the government is still fulfilling
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by zaptrem 5y ago
“We know epigenetics exists so this treatment could have some unknown (and dAnGerOus) epigenetic effect because ???.” Your epigenetic argument against mRNA vaccines is unfalsifiable. The same is true for eating a sandwich. Or crossing the s
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by zaptrem 5y ago
I agree with your points on the robotaxi front, but there are many other problems that will totally benefit from a bigger training computer.
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by zaptrem 5y ago
Apple reportedly had a really hard time hiring AV people due to the exact secrecy you're discussing.
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by zaptrem 5y ago
I can't help but think of this scene in Westworld (spoiler S1) whenever GPT 3 (or earlier text prediction models) and this topic come up together: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnxJRYit44k
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by zaptrem 5y ago
Here’s just one way: One inconvenience is designed to solve a statistically-proven massively widespread problem (community spread of COVID) whereas the other inconvenience is promised to solve a problem the statistics show is nearly non-exi
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by zaptrem 5y ago
He addresses this point with a quote. The suburbs can be boring/stifling for children as well. ** As noted, those are my preferences. Suburbs have “objective” problems, strip malls and parkings are ugly, cars are not eco friendly etc –
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by zaptrem 5y ago
HIPAA doesn’t govern non-healthcare-related businesses at all, so it’s not a violation to require proof of vaccination. Also, schools and travel companies have been doing it for decades with no issues. Surprised to see HN “intellectuals” ar
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by zaptrem 5y ago
Ah, yes, businesses refusing to admit people who are willingly spreading a vector of mass death are SOOO facist. I’m sure those evil dems are gonna start rounding up the Real Americans and putting them in ghettos any day now. Incentivizin
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by zaptrem 5y ago
Easy to build out the platform, difficult to build out the knowledge base (especially since so many areas have already been covered on SO)
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by zaptrem 5y ago
What is a “natural limitation” of food? Should we get rid of mechanized farming, genetically enhanced plant varieties, modern logistics, and everything else that makes the modern world so spectacular and quality of life so high for billions
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by zaptrem 5y ago
As a crypto miner/holder/user since 2011, that article was really great. I think blockchains (esp. programmable ones) have or will have significant real value in making markets more efficient and transactions lower friction, but r
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by zaptrem 5y ago
The theory is that the market cap of BTC/Eth/Shitcoins have been pumped by Tether buying power that isn’t actually backed by USD. People think Tether is printing fake money and buying crypto with it. If/when the world realize
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by zaptrem 5y ago
I sold a very used GTX 1070 on eBay for $325 only three months ago.
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by zaptrem 5y ago
I only know what I saw from the IO stream, but I think it might send a compressed 3D mesh + texture across the network and render the light field locally.
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by zaptrem 5y ago
Yes, we all know Tesla was founded shortly before Musk invested. That doesn’t tell us anything about the design of the Roadster (or Musk’s other companies). I’m sure millions of people had the idea of building an electric car before Eberhar

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