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by peterisza 3mo ago
Mouse-only when
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by peterisza 4mo ago
That's not what startup schools teach
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by peterisza 4mo ago
What is a HOAs?
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by peterisza 4mo ago
I think it was a genuine attempt but they failed to find a simple enough solution.
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by peterisza 6mo ago
Digital Optimus on your desk! /s
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One day, a computer will fit on a desk (1974)(youtube.com)
2 points by peterisza 7mo ago|3 comments
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by peterisza 7mo ago
right, 888 kB would be impossible for local inference however, it is really not that impressive for just a client
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by peterisza 7mo ago
and then the inventor should go to prison along with the guys who design the UI of microwave ovens (joke)
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by peterisza 7mo ago
They should move to kill the cookie popup
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by peterisza 7mo ago
just switch bro
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by peterisza 8mo ago
Putting the Sky into Skynet
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by peterisza 8mo ago
Yes we should put a Skynet into space so we can't even pull the plug when there's a problem. What could go wrong, right? :D
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by peterisza 8mo ago
so you own the stock then. right?
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by peterisza 8mo ago
Isn't the battery life shit? Maybe I'll try it
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by peterisza 8mo ago
It's such a shame that we have come to this. MacOS is basically Windows now. :(
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by peterisza 10mo ago
Finally an OS that is really an OS and not a linux distro
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by peterisza 1y ago
So good to see a developer who actually cares about resources. Thank you! I usually develop my apps on a 1300 MHz single-core Intel Atom mini PC from 10 years ago. When something like this goes wrong, the app becomes unusable and I immediat
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by peterisza 1y ago
A guy copied&pasted this comment to X and got 42k likes lol: https://x.com/sridatta/status/1947180254684237851
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by peterisza 1y ago
A bit unrelated but I found this interesting: water is transparent only within a very narrow band of the electromagnetic spectrum, so living organisms evolved sensitivity to that band, and that's what we now call "visible light&qu
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by peterisza 1y ago
I see. Thanks for the comment.
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by peterisza 1y ago
This video is a reconstruction of Mark Rober's failed test that had a similar setup. However, Mark Rober only tested Autopilot which is just a lane keep assist from 7 years ago, and is a different software from FSD. According to Tesla,
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by peterisza 1y ago
The same youtuber has done more comprehensive testing. HW3 with FSD v12 consistently failed while HW4 with v13 consistently passed the same test. I didn't like Mark Rober's video because he only tested Autopilot which is a differe
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by peterisza 1y ago
Thanks, I changed the title
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Tesla's HW4 self-driving passes the Wile E. Coyote test(youtube.com)
4 points by peterisza 1y ago|2 comments
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Tesla FSD passes water hose test(youtube.com)
2 points by peterisza 1y ago|7 comments
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by peterisza 2y ago
My understanding is that it is for the cabin. BTW, for the cabin I did two things: - I installed a permanent shade for the sun roof. The sun roof is the stupidest thing ever, I hate it. - In the summer, I usually put one of those shiny umbr
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by peterisza 2y ago
Tip: if you turn off both the overheat protection and sentry mode, the phantom drain becomes 0%. I know this because I left my car idle for 2 months and it only lost 1% during that time. It is fine to turn these off, other cars don't e
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by peterisza 2y ago
Sorry, but this is hard to believe unless your specific Model 3 has a problem. I have a Model Y, several friends have Teslas, one uses his Model 3 for Uber. Everyone can get the expected range when doing 90 km/h in the summer, and at l
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by peterisza 2y ago
That’s nearly double the amount of battery energy storage Tesla deployed in all of Q4 2024.
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Redwood Materials recycled a record 20 GWh of batteries in 2024(twitter.com)
3 points by peterisza 2y ago|1 comments

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