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TikTok disallows DMs with the word "Epstein"(twitter.com)
121 points by crishoj 8mo ago|5 comments
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by crishoj 9mo ago
This genuine technological breakthrough is real and should be a main topic when discussing Tesla. Admittedly, the road to a working version of FSD has been a bumpy one, with many overly optimistic timelines, but now it's finally here,
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by crishoj 10mo ago
It's a heat battery for district heating. Could be other sources than electricity, e.g. municipal garbage incineration plant.
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by crishoj 11mo ago
SpaceX acknowledged the use that has apparently moved to cut service for some scam camps: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cpd2e5541d1o
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by crishoj 11mo ago
That is a good question. https://starlink.com/map shows neither Myanmar, Thailand or Laos having coverage. Perhaps they were using the "roam" version ( https://starlink.com/roam ), which seems to wo
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by crishoj 11mo ago
Despite all the fanfare, it is actually still DoD. The decree merely allowed the use of DoW as a "secondary title". https://www.ngaus.org/newsroom/president-renames-dod-departm...
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by crishoj 1y ago
Any idea what "output token efficiency" refers to? Gemini Flash is billed by number of input/output tokens, which I assume is fixed for the same output, so I'm struggling to understand how it could result in lower cost.
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by crishoj 2y ago
Thanks. This comment above does mention ASRock: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43112594 On the other hand, dmidecode output in the article shows: Manufacturer: Dell Inc. Product Name: 0H3K7P
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by crishoj 2y ago
Were you able to identify the manufacturer and model/revision of the failing motherboards? This would be extremely helpful when shopping for seconds hand servers.
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by crishoj 2y ago
> but avoid LangChain like the plague Can you elaborate on this? I have a proof-of-concept RAG system implemented with LangChain, but would like input before committing to this framework.
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by crishoj 2y ago
Take the announcement with a grain of salt. From German physicist Sabine Hoffenfelder: > The particular calculation in question is to produce a random distribution. The result of this calculation has no practical use. > > They us
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by crishoj 2y ago
Neat. I am curious what notable differences there are between Modal and Tailscale.
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by crishoj 2y ago
The conversation is up on Gemini still in its entirety: https://gemini.google.com/share/6d141b742a13 Nothing out of the ordinary, except for that final response.
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by crishoj 2y ago
Interesting. Do you know if your tool supports conversions resulting in multiple files, such as HLS and its myriad of timeslice files?
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by crishoj 3y ago
And, thankfully, high-voltage systems are extremely well-managed in EVs. Evidence in support of this claim is that EVs are statistically 4-5 times less likely to catch on fire compared to ICE vehicles. https://gmauthority.com&#
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by crishoj 3y ago
Exactly. Apart from waking up the vehicle and closing the high voltage connectors, a whole myriad of things run off the low-voltage system, including lights, climate, infotainment and most (if not all) actuators.
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by crishoj 3y ago
Cybertruck is the first Tesla vehicle with 800v architecture. The S3XY lineup uses 400v.
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by crishoj 3y ago
This. It may seem like wishful thinking, but the problem of desertification is so immense that we ought to approach any potential remedy with first principles and determine feasibility. Could passive desalination be a way to bootstrap local
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by crishoj 3y ago
Business plan is outlined on https://oven.sh/ : Oven will provide incredibly fast serverless hosting & continuous integration for backend & frontend JavaScript apps — and it will be powered by Bun. It will support p
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by crishoj 3y ago
This would make sense if not for the fact that heat pumps are far more effective at heating homes than simply sending electricity through a heating element.
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by crishoj 4y ago
A sticker on the vehicle clearly shows it was BMW autonomous test vehicle: https://twitter.com/AEONde/status/1559477911446589441
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by crishoj 4y ago
Driving in general is inherently dangerous. For an informed opinion on the matter, we need crash rates per driven distance with and without autonomous driving activated. Preferably by manufacturer.
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by crishoj 4y ago
Though censored in some news reports, the vehicle has stickers with the text www.bmw.com/autonomousdriving. Apparently an autonomous driving test vehicle, although it is unclear whether autonomous driving was active at the time. https
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Log-spherical Mapping in SDF Raymarching (2019)(osar.fr)
2 points by crishoj 4y ago|0 comments
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by crishoj 5y ago
I suspect it’s this: “Automated dependency addition to .h and .c files. This is about 790 commits, which are strictly limited to trivial addition of header dependencies. These patches make indirect dependencies explicit, and thus prepare th
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by crishoj 5y ago
Germany has legislation coming into effect in 2023 requiring credit/debit card readers on all new EV chargers: https://www.cleanenergywire.org/news/new-ev-chargers-germany...
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by crishoj 5y ago
I welcome this development. It may both benefit Tesla with free marketing and further the transition to EVs in general. In practical terms, expect to see some challenges reaching the charging port on non-Tesla vehicles...
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by crishoj 5y ago
Statement from Tesla: https://www.tesla.com/support/non-tesla-supercharging
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by crishoj 5y ago
We'll see. I for one believe opening up the network will lure more customers into the Tesla fold. At the moment though, Tesla's bottleneck is still ramping up production, not landing new orders.
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by crishoj 5y ago
Tesla will be charging other EVs around €0.60 per kWh, or €0.24 per kWh with a €13 per month subscription. This is only slightly higher than what Tesla owners are charged, arguably to cover the additional overhead. Also, it's competiti

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