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by oxplot 4y ago
:D this is like giving someone a smartphone and watching them trying to crack open nuts with it. Sad but also hilarious.
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by oxplot 4y ago
Assuming you’re sincerely asking this to learn, I suggest you ask Google, and read some Wikipedia to boot.
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by oxplot 4y ago
> Elon is a fake person created by VCs to fulfill their goals. I'm gonna give you a bucket full of benefit of doubt and assume you mean nothing negative by this. I'm all for fake people fulfilling VCs goals if that means we can
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Car Crash Simulation(computerhistory.org)
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by oxplot 4y ago
uh - you just specify the location of your initramfs in the kernel boot params and that's it, no need for all the above
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by oxplot 4y ago
My humble boot installer, no explicit bootloader, straight to the kernel: #!/bin/bash set -ueo pipefail # Remount EFI partition read/write and restore to readonly when done trap 'mount /sys/
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by oxplot 4y ago
> But! You go with low setting, tires don’t last 10k miles. It's well known that EVs in general due to their weight, and especially those with high torque cause the tyres to wear out much faster than their ICE counteparts. 10K miles
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by oxplot 4y ago
Well, the car has 360 degree camera view, with far wider coverage than a turning head in a driver seat. And more importantly, it sees in all directions at all times.
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by oxplot 4y ago
> Tesla has nothing to throw against some serious cars like Mercedes EQS or EQS SUV. Besides sensationalist comments, do you actually have a list of what areas the Mercedes excel that Tesla doesn't? I can't take "serious c
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by oxplot 4y ago
> It is simply (physically) not possible for the existing cameras to see the area directly in front of the car. Think about how a human driver does it, given his/her even worse vantage point. They model what's in front/beh
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by oxplot 4y ago
Well watch it again and again and again. He talks about the determental effect of lo-fi sensors in conjunction with vision among other things.
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by oxplot 4y ago
I don't know if you're addressing what makes a good "EV" or just listing some features you personally care about. If the former, then 360 degree camera and build quality has little to do with an EV. Tesla is a young comp
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by oxplot 4y ago
> Now, if you want the best EV, it's usually not going to be a Tesla. Would love to hear what you consider "good" and what specific EV ticks the most good features that a Tesla Model 3 doesn't.
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by oxplot 4y ago
Here's the summary (mixed with observations from Munro and past Tesla presentations): - Costs money: the physical sensors (a dozen of them), wiring it up, assembling it, maintain inventory, code it, etc. - Time spent on maintaining, im
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by oxplot 4y ago
> the hero cave diver a pedo out of spite ... he is a flawed as fuck human Wow! You went from a 10 word tweet to "a flawed as fuck human"! I guess you've never said or written anything bad about another person given the an
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by oxplot 4y ago
> a functional company and added his brand of PR on top Which company would that be?
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by oxplot 4y ago
Correct me if wrong, but Apple ID still asks for security questions. Pisses me off.
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by oxplot 4y ago
> Social media is not just an engineering problem. What you makes you think Tesla is just an engineering problem? You have regulation, laws protecting dealers, government negotiations, lobbying (and that's just from top of my head)
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by oxplot 4y ago
> The odds are that Twitter will probably be dead in a year. And that's based on what exactly? > He'll bring on a few yes-men executives that'll applaud him Again, based on what? Now here's a prediction actually ba
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by oxplot 4y ago
> This is absolutely ridiculous. Asking people whose work you trust to evaluate something you can't evaluate yourself is ridiculous now? EDIT: however, it does leave a bit of a bad taste in Twitter employees mouths, in that it basic
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by oxplot 4y ago
> I'm opposed to this. I want to be able to actually compile my software if I wish so. So what you're saying is that you're opposed to millions of people having more secure software, and perhaps millions of dollars spared
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by oxplot 4y ago
I don't know if you've ever noticed that when you're tired, like really tired, doing the most simple tasks feel like moving mountains. They may make you angry, frustrated and annoyed. But you go to bed, wake up the next day a
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by oxplot 4y ago
For those with better understanding of where zig is at, why not zig for kernel development? Is it merely because it's still in heavy dev?
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by oxplot 4y ago
Didn't you hear "Twitter" develops on production too, with no staging env.
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by oxplot 4y ago
Yes, as much as practically possible. For instance, in an online forum, days long delays would be impractical, but maybe 10-20 minutes.
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by oxplot 4y ago
Delaying the effect of human actions seems like a great idea in general. Humans tend to get angry and do/write something they would either regret later or something that hurts others. Even if the reviews aren't verified, simply co
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by oxplot 4y ago
> Samsung did not 'lose' anything. Well there is DLP: "Data Loss Prevention is the practice of detecting and preventing data breaches, exfiltration, or unwanted destruction of sensitive data."
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by oxplot 4y ago
Disclaimer: I write open source software and I use open source software. It's a non-useful and self-damaging trait that most people seem to have: yell at others to try to make them behave in a certain way where they can instead take ac
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by oxplot 4y ago
> With Guix I finally felt home The core reason why I develop my own solutions to certain problems.
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by oxplot 4y ago
Wow — this was in fact the most easy to understand and yet from-first-principles intro to NN that I've seen. Glad Andrej is focusing on ML education.

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