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For one, game streaming is not portable past the range of a strong Wi-Fi signal. I have done game streaming on a phone with a Bluetooth controller and I found the ergonomics and screen size to be pretty uncomfortable. It can be done though and I played all the way through subnautica like that. And the swore to never do it again!
https://archive.ph/C7ds1
Woah why do they have s390x assembly versions of everything?

https://cs.opensource.google/go/go/+/refs/tags/go1.20.2:src/...

That's for a mainframe?
I'm not trolling. Just because it might be a very pleasant place to live doesn't mean it isn't also totalitarian.

They charge people coming into their country if they have weed in their system (or their law allows them to and it seems they enforce it enough that countries warn their citizens), breaking no law in their country, and quite likely adhering to the law in their country of origin.

They make suicide illegal and PUNISH peoples attempts at it.

You don't think those two points alone (without even bothing to list additional obscene laws) are INSANE? Do you really want to defend them?
The issue here is that these departments are not complying with elected officials and laws. The individual has an obligation to not-comply a with an illegal order and blow the whistle so the public can weigh in. The department should faithfully implement the instructions of the public.

For example if the whole department really thinks that the requirement for the police to report their surveillance equipment is unconstitutional, they they should all quit and tell the public about this apparent grand violation of their right as police officers to secretly spy on the public.
I'm a firm believer that law enforcement should be held to a higher standard when it comes to breaking the law. For instance, a person in law enforcement for any crime should have the punishment doubled after sentencing.
Yeah, it's really really bad for truckers everywhere. Basically just-in-time wouldn't work without them, and they have the least amount of power in the situation so they get screwed. No wonder they can't get people to do it.

> I would definitely be tracking this behaviour from clients and factor that into quotes and contracts.

Yeah, I think they'd like to, but that basically means you'll go out of business as the suppliers have a lot more pricing power than the trucking companies.
You are right, you simply lack any understanding what-so-ever if you think the only thing people care for are hardware specifications or having the latest and greatest tech.
we could name it skynet or something
I tried it against SQLite. I got ChatGPT to write me a script that would insert 1m edges and 1m nodes:

https://gist.github.com/simonw/c16ce01244760e186a3a0aa3fee04...

Then I ran that query again and it seems to return results in about 80ms:

https://lite.datasette.io/?sql=https://gist.github.com/simon...
Sounds nice if the police doesn't have direct access to all cameras, but instead needs to talk with the nearby buildings. Some balance between capturing crime on camera, and not having a surveillance state -- from the so-many-cameras point of view.

But I suppose there are things I don't know (and wouldn't like), related to this
But it's not open to anyone, open to more people than other prestigious positions but definitely not anyone... there are factors that limit your exposure or ability to perform in these positions obviously.
Thats why comments allow more characters. Editorializing belongs in comments.
So many people conveniently disregard facts like this. It's much easier to write it off as "impressive auto-complete", "a writing assistant", "simply regurgitating the training data", etc.

It's an alien intelligence that we barely understand. It has many limitations but also possesses insane capabilities that have not been fully explored.

What happens when you take gpt-5, give it 100x more context / "memory", the ability to think to itself in-between tokens, chain many of them together in such a way that they have more agent-like behavior, along with ten other enhancements we haven't thought of? No one knows...

The biggest limitation of GPT capabilities is our imagination.
I agree. I wish there were bare-bare-bones options with a radio and ac/heat. I will use my phone otherwise.
Cash throws a wrench into this.
hahahaha

Never give up
To be honest, I have kind of regretted buying one because most of the games I've felt like playing since I got into it either do not work, or work with big caveats (for instance, PGA Tour 2k23 works on the Steam Deck, but your progress is not shared across devices so I'd need to have two separate careers. Sonic Frontiers works but it had some bugs that made it impossible to finish some parts of the game. Wild Hearts just performs too poorly to play). 75% sounds like a lot but I think that can be less good than it sounds in practice.

I also just find it too big and bulky and I'm not crazy about how high and small the controls are. It feels like the ARM revolution has a lot to offer as far as making this kind of device nicer.
The above two comments show the difference between software "engineers" vs "developers"...and none of the major social media platforms (and other consumer-level applications) employ engineers.
Keeping Your Arduino Project Healthy with GitHub Badges
Bot-free meeting notes with on device speech to text
What's sensationalistic about that? It seems accurate and not loaded to me. "Many" just means "more than a few" and implies "less than a majority".
There was a very thorough understanding of the theoretical harm, as there is with AI. Harm from the Trinity test was not shown until after Japan, again having parallels with AI considering we don't yet know the long-term harms that may occur due to existing, less powerful models. Would you mind sharing your contention instead of just telling me you googled something?

My argument is also pretty clearly not that pedantic. I'm saying there was obviously going to be harm by the detonation of a nuclear weapon, but it wasn't technically shown until it was actually detonated. I'm saying the same thing is true of AI. You can disagree, but it's not _that_ ridiculous to compare the two.
The next day, it looks like BigQuery started charging by compressed data size.
Any opinions on Adobe bringing back perpetual licenses? Or... do you have any stock tips?
https://archive.ph/fNPKM
This is such a ridiculous argument, I don't even know where to begin.

I mean, do you imply that every thing that is bad which we can see coming is not going to happen because 'doomsday preachers would love it'? I hope you can see how absurd this is.
What app are you developing with it?
Police relied on Clearview AI and put the wrong person in jail
I suspect that the difference in views is at least partially related to location - pclmulqdq sound's like something that I've heard from people in the Appalachians before, while your experience very much matches what I've observed in small town TX.

No actual data to back this suspicion of course, it's just anecdotal based on what I've seen and heard. Would be interested in data if anyone can provide it.
Anyone who uses reserved capacity will see their prices double?

That's still not true.
I have heard the same regarding 5xx errors in the past couple of months. I am also working on open-source weather API https://open-meteo.com/. It covers most of WeatherKit features and offers more flexibility. You can either use the public API endpoint or even consider to host your own API endpoint.

Forecast quality should be comparable as the API uses open-data weather forecasts from the American weather service NOAA (GFS and HRRR models) with hourly updates. Depending on the region, weather models from other national weather services are used. Those open-data weather models are commonly used among the most popular weather APIs although without any attribution.

If you have any questions, let me know!
> the Health Service in Ireland literally runs on WhatsApp

What do you mean? I live in Ireland and no health professional has ever contacted me via WhatsApp.
It's not even about medicine. OP is saying that states (or even smaller) should get to decide if women get ownership over their bodies.

Just change it to literally any other medical procedure and we can see it for what it really is. 'Kentucky bans women from having kidney stones removed'.

Of course, its all in bad faith on the conservative side. The minute the federal government has the opportunity to ban abortion nationwide, these "states rights" and "local control" folks will either shut right up or they will come out and spin some nonsense about how its okay for the federal government to exert control over the states in this case.
I dont get it - have the copyright and privacy issues of the AI have been resolved that you people are using it in development?
https://archive.ph/4LIAL
Even if taken as a general "sense of loss" what did they lose? They didn't lose anything. They weren't "defunded", there was no structural reform or consents decrees. The protests stopped and it went back to business as usual for them. In fact as of last week they exceeded their already notorious annual overtime budget by 100 million dollars![1]][2]

Again what loss do they to avenge exactly?

[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-03-20/nypd-blow...

[2] https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2021-nyc-police-overtime-...
The US life expectancy / mortality situation
Not only that but wireless CarPlay. I recently picked up a '23 RAV4 and I didn't think it would matter but the difference is noticeable. At least in this model it's connected before I'm even out of my garage.
Yeah and absolutely nothing to do with the fact said monarchies plundered the resources of other countries for centuries and are still dining off the spoils.
I mean specifically in the way GDPR does it.

GDPR asserts that anyone anywhere in the world must adhere to the GDPR if any EU citizens supply data to them. I'm not aware of any remotely similar laws in commerce or communications in any other country.
Staying secure by breaking Docker caching
https://archive.ph/rnfWU
yeah this move just guaranteed i will never buy a GM car from now on!
Elon musk doesn't care about this for altruistic reasons or about the future of work. He cares because he owns a social network, and these models can make spam that's impossible to detect, especially given the short size of tweets.

It's naked self-interest.
> The only orgs that tend to use BSD tend to not want to give back.

This isn't true. Looking at the last year of git commits I see significant contributions from a large number BSD-using companies and organizations. Looking at the top of the list (roughly sorted by commit count) we have:

The FreeBSD Foundation
Netflix
Rubicon Communications, LLC ("Netgate")
Klara, Inc
Juniper Networks, Inc.
Beckhoff Automation GmbH & Co. KG
NVIDIA Networking
Chelsio Communications
DARPA
AFRL
NetApp, Inc.
Arm Ltd
Axcient
Microsoft
Intel Corporation
Amazon, Inc.
vStack
UKRI
Innovate UK
Stormshield
Modirum MDPay
iXsystems, Inc
Instituto de Pesquisas Eldorado (eldorado.org.br)
Citrix Systems R&D
Dell EMC Isilon

There are a couple of (admittedly high-profile) companies that use FreeBSD in their proprietary products with limited contribution to the community, but they are very much in the minority.
> I don’t agree, even when the large majority dropped out, all but one didn’t have a double digit polling percentage.

There is literally no point in time when that was true before May 3, when Cruz (the strongest opponent) dropped out because it was mathematically impossible for Trump not to win the nomination, and everyone stopped polling. (Heck, it wasn’t even true in the last major poll which was conducted almost entirely after that point [May 2-8].)

> Even that is miniscule. The 3rd R (when there were 3 remaining) had 6.5% at their peak…

> Trump remained the clear majority, maintaining a 75% majority until the end.

In the last pre-Super Tuesday poll, Kasich was polling at 9%, Rubio at 18%, Cruz at 20%, and Trump at 39%.

Trump’s absolute high point in polling – in that last major poll conducted, again, largely after he had mathematically secured the nomination, was 60%. In the same poll, the #3 Republican (Kasich) was at 13%, the #2 (Cruz) at 21%.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nationwide_opinion_polling_for...
That is not a valid analogy. In 1939 there was at least a clear theory of nuclear reactions backed up by extensive experiments. At that point building a weapon was mostly a hard engineering problem. But we have no comprehensive theory of cognition, or even anything that legitimately meets the criteria to be labeled a hypothesis. There is zero evidence to indicate that LLMs are on a path to AGI.

If the people working in this field have some actual hard data then I'll be happy to take a look at it. But if all they have is an opinion then let's go with mine instead.

If you want me to take this issue seriously then show me an AGI roughly on the level of a mouse or whatever. And by AGI I mean something that can reach goals by solving complex, poorly defined problems within limited resource constraints (including time). By that measure we're not even at the insect level.
If it's any consolation, I worked with one of these teams for a few years. Brilliant at the math stuff, and many could not handle git. Or unit tests.

You've spent your time one X, they've spent their time on Y. That's it. Most of these people are math people. They may have CS degrees, but they've spent the bulk of their time in math.

Actually, now that I recall, one of them was a nuclear physicist and the other was an industrial engineer - neither had CS degrees. I don't know about the others.
A slightly more paranoid me asks whether there’s some magic they’re using that no one is completely aware of. Watching Google fumble around makes me more paranoid that that’s the case.
From what I understand, it gives games a good lower end hardware target to hit with optimal visuals. It also pushes games to add solid controller support on PC and be Linux/proton friendly. Some anti-cheat supports Linux now as a result of steam deck.
We accomplish similar with SchemafreeSQL. Currently MySQL 8 back-end but working on other SQL back-ends. This demo uses PlanetScale as the DB back-end, Fly.io handles the SFSQL endpoint, Netlify function handles the query, and cytoscape.js graph network library for the UI

https://harmonious-mermaid-c4d794.netlify.app/got (sorry not mobile friendly but functional)
German language. I live in Germany for quite a while, but only recently decided to invest in the language properly. Now I am about B2. My goal is at least to get to the level where I can properly work in a managerial position at a German-speaking company.

I have classes with a tutor 2 times a week. I think German is a bit harder for me to learn comparing to English, the main issue is active vocabulary. I regularly check different approaches how to learn the language faster. So far, Anki and reading the literature I both like and can comprehend at my level are the best techniques.
But maximizing economics does. That’s my point, we shouldn’t create a utility function based on just economics. We often do because it's easy and we're lazy.
Good; because the Science Is Settled, and no further debate is acceptable.

The only acceptable approach to Climate Utopia is massive inflation (eg. Canada’s “Carbon Tax”), and wildly optimistic and under-delivering government subsidized energy transitions (windmills, …); no crazy citizen-led initiatives are to be tolerated.

It’s for your safety, after all…
What is DevOps?

I've always thought dev ops was where one is both a dev and ops, but formally dev, and then also responsible for operations.

Apparently that was not the case, there is dev, and then there are devOps. Apparently the ops part is more important for devOps, and dev is actually geared towards the ops end and not actually developing features.

I was confused because I design and develop features, I build ops tools, I build and deploy CI/CD pipelines and I go oncall for bugs that happen. I thought I was devops, but apparently this is not how devops is defined in the broader industry. And apparently everyone else have much stricter role separation.
The above comment didn't mention cycles but I should have said "similar or better." Cycles are comparable, seems likely it's just more sensitive to poor management. With about twice the capacity, fewer cycles are more tolerable anyway.

In any case, this looks like a very practical battery with serious advantages over lithium-ion.
https://archive.ph/2xc6L
It's not even philosophical; it's sociological. Besides, the banning of ideas ventures too far into the IdeaCrime territory than I feel comfortable with.
GM Is Phasing Out Apple CarPlay and Android Auto in EVs
The major difference here is that you invest directly through your NRE/NRO bank account in India.

1. WAINX is an actively managed fund, if you are just looking for tracking the Indian index (NIFTY), there's INDY here. Their tracking error (because of frequent currency transactions + cash requirements) cumulates to a large underperformance vs investing directly. In the last 5 years, there's a cumulative return of 14% for INDY vs 69% for NIFTY. Even accounting for currency depreciation and remittance charges, the $ adjusted return for NIFTY is at least 2x.

Even active funds like WAINX, EPGIX havent beaten investing directly over the long run. You can compare these with NIFTY growth % - USD/INR growth % - two-way currency transaction charges to confirm.

This is a fair option for anyone who cant access the Indian markets directly, but for Indians with PAN card, the efficiency of investing directly is much higher.

2. Depth of funds is still not as good as in the Indian market. India has 8000+ mutual funds listed, with specific allocations available to mid cap, small cap, thematic (tech vs pharma vs consumer vs infra), equity-debt hybrid etc.

3. We are starting with mutual funds but plan to offer all asset classes for investments including real estates.

Let me know if any of this is not clear
Is the Android Auto interface part of Android open source? If it is, what stops Apple from making CarPlay compatible with Android Auto protocols?
This definitely rules out GM for me.
I think it's a few factors:

1) as you said they seem to be, as a group, vaccine adverse. Maybe because they see themselves as the ones that 'should be giving the orders not taking them'

2) Similarly, perhaps in macho alignment with point 1, their masking discipline was poor

3) .. and this is one in their favor, they were perhaps one of of the largest groups of 'essential workers' that still had to interact with many people even during the height of whatever we want to call that period early on where we were 'locked down'.
Basically I think that warnings are valid that AI could have high ego (like already some humans) that waste 100K+ lives for some abstract gain.
The smooth transition can't be overstated. Its such a breath of fresh air, when many platforms, libraries just drop support all the time.
The research paper "Where are we in the search for an Artificial Visual Cortex for Embodied Intelligence?" that was just released presents a comprehensive study on visual representations for embodied AI.

Authors curated CortexBench, which includes 17 tasks spanning locomotion, navigation, dexterous, and mobile manipulation, across a range of environments and agents, and learning conditions.

Existing pre-trained visual representations (PVRs) were evaluated on CortexBench, but no PVR was universally dominant, and an artificial visual cortex does not already exist.

Over 4,000 hours of egocentric videos from 7 different sources and ImageNet were combined to train different-sized vision transformers using Masked Auto-Encoding (MAE) on slices of this data.

Scaling dataset size and diversity does not improve performance universally, but does so on average, contrary to findings in prior work.

The team's strongest model, VC-1 (adapted), was competitive with or outperformed the best prior results on all benchmarks in CortexBench.

This is the largest and most comprehensive empirical study to date of visual representations for embodied AI, which required over 10,000 GPU-hours of training and evaluation.

VC-1 is open-sourced: https://github.com/facebookresearch/eai-vc/.

Relevant links:
Website: https://eai-vc.github.io/
Paper: https://ai.facebook.com/research/publications/where-are-we-i...
Turn Emacs into your personal AI assistant with org-AI
As other commenters have said, people dismiss $75k+ cars all the times for things like "this shade of exterior paint is too light/dark" or "I don't like how the shifter feels" or "this doesn't have ambient lighting."

In that context "this car won't integrate with your phone so you'll need to rely on shoddy BT at best" is a pretty major issue.
> Taking the consequences works fine if you're not responsible for anyone but yourself.

Yeah, definitely. I'm just responsible for myself. The day I have to be responsible for others, I'll just immigrate to a country where everybody uses Telegram haha.
https://archive.ph/GY7nB
It seems to be a policy thing across the nation to have police not live in the communities they police. Part of it I'm sure is some amount of fear of retribution but I think it's really to avoid the officers from developing empathy towards the community members. I recall years ago my roommate working at a fast food restaurant and he advanced to manager level and they immediately moved him from the store he worked at to another to make sure he was more detached with his underlings and it seems like a similar tactic.
This is really awesome, I think about to dive down a much deeper rabbit hole now. Thank you!
> plus automation of tasks typically done by junior people

Juniors will be learning from GPT as well, and they might get proficient faster than the seniors did.
> They voted for an NYPD Captain as mayor so it would seem if they do care, then it's supportive, desiring more NYPD power over government not less. Which seems insane to me...

It's actually very difficult to argue that peope wanted more NYPD power over government rather than less if you look at the full story of the 2021 elections in NYC.

Eric Adams only barely squeaked through the primary, and even that was after literally four other forerunners either dropped out of the race or became embroiled in their own personal scandals.

As further evidence that the mayoral race was somewhat of a fluke, the same ballot also included many other citywide and local races, and more progressive candidates swept those races citywide, many of whom ran on platforms that explicitly promised to take on the NYPD. That's a trend that was pretty consistent in districts across the city, as opposed to looking at one single race that had a particularly unusually large number of scandals (even by NYC standards).

Eric Adams didn't win because people wanted more NYPD power in city government; he won because he happened to be in the right place at the right time.
Is Reddit big enough? https://www.reddit.com/r/RedditEng/comments/yvbt4h/why_i_enj...
isnt that basically their point though
What I've described here supports many to many...
Most smartphones have more powerful hardware than a steam deck? I doubt that.
https://archive.ph/UvVjH
For instance, you don't see historians hallucinating historical events that never occurred -- which ChatGPT does. Replace "historians" with any profession, and "historical events" with something that pertains to that profession.
Great to see State-of-the-Art neural nets reaching consumer devices and not just $300’000 servers!