skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's all enforced by the government, it's not a limitation of the system. They might be comfortable with liability for more than this but are not allowed to by regulators - which is wise
Definitely. My motivation for writing this was to have a simple CPU for a virtual game console-like project. I decided to release it on its own, though.
Many people are saying Tesla FSD is far more advanced, and I've seen videos of A Tesla driving around LA for 2 hours completely autonomously so I agree Tesla FSD is the world leader by far and blows what Mercedes has built out of the water.

However Mercedes are taking liability whilst their system is in use which implies Tesla takes no liability whilst their system is in use.

I'm surprised Tesla is scared to take legal responsibility for their system and I am surprised lawmakers are allowing autonomous systems when the manufacturer doesn't believe in it enough to take responsibility whilst it's in use.

How is Tesla getting away with this?

Of course they can beat the competition especially if they do not need to take legal responsibility for any deaths/accidents that occur when it's in use.
" At the same time, cities should develop bike stations and tramways for people to move around quickly in car-free areas, paid for by gas taxes, which should be raised, and road tolls, which should also be raised."

Huh? If no one is driving who is paying gas taxes? Road tolls everywhere?
“Limited access highway” is a different thing, and that’s the roads this system will engage on. Zero pedestrians, unless you know, a climate protest is shutting it down.
>=9h of sleep is imho too much. Regarding sleep there is much contradicting research and books [0], but most stuff I read (not citing anything) points to 7-8h as a sweet spot and some doctors say that some people need less sleep for reasons (tm). Anyway back to my point: A graph on teen sleep showing 9 or more hours in percent is a bad proof of worse sleep schedules in teens since imho more than 9 hours of sleep could be bad for you as well...

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26684519
HL7 starts to make more sense to me now.
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cand.40...
Edge can still auto login my account from other Microsoft application, even if I'm not login to my Windows devices.
> Are you guessing what sounds logical to you or do you actually know the answer here?

IANAL, but this is a general concept of exhaustion of IP rights when the IP is sold as a part of physical medium, see (28) and article 4 of EU copyright directive 2001/29.

> The legal system sometimes has definitions of copying that aren't that straightforward. I've seen in a copyright context judges talk about a computer loading software into RAM being copying

This is handled in (33) of the directive:

"The exclusive right of reproduction should be subject to an exception to allow certain acts of temporary reproduction, which are transient or incidental reproductions, forming an integral and essential part of a technological process and carried out for the sole purpose of enabling either efficient transmission in a network between third parties by an intermediary, or a lawful use of a work or other subject-matter to be made."
tl;dr It's niacin
Wind-to-hydrogen production reaches deep water
DDoS is illegal because of the intent. No one gets in trouble when a site gets hugged to death
Donate it to a charity.
https://aaroniba.net/how-i-cured-my-rsi-pain
I have been thinking of switching to Debian from Pop!_OS and have a Thinkpad X1 Extreme Gen 2 with Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 - if graphics drivers are an issue, then my wish is dead in water.
They’re not but that’s kind of my point. It’s not really that varied, you can go “red” or “blue” and those alternate a lot as you travel around, but the idea of a patchwork of many little very distinctive cultures is on life support.
That’s probably where algorithms can shine, given its rules are public within. certain lagging window and inspectable. The automated bias is a good thing in that case because it’s at least predictable compared to human corruption in surveillance. AI kind of emerges as a perfect middle mediator between parties by being not of the same species.
It’s insane to me that he of all people is doing all this talking. He has massive conflicts of interest that should be abundantly obvious
L3 requires zero attention, that’s what makes it L3 vs L2. The driver needs to stay sober, awake, and in the drivers seat but are supposed to be able to read a book or something.

A L3 car is required to be able to handle all short term situations and only do a handoff with 5-10 seconds of warning. The idea is it’s ok for the car to come to a complete stop and say I have no idea what to do, but it isn’t ok to simply fail on a freeway at 70 MPH.

Failing safely is a huge difference, as mentioned in the article: if a driver doesn't take over when prompted the car activates the hazard lights and slowly comes to a stop before making an emergency system call to alert first responders to a potential problem.
Detecting lane is mostly solved problem. Detecting AND predicting what other things will do on the road (not only cars, but people, animals, trash, etc) is not.
As a total newb to programming, what am I looking at here?
"The whole goal of a smart meter is to allow remote access so the government can turn off your power to" :X, where X="CONTROL YOU"; #FTFY
This statement makes no logical sense. Their systems are “capable of” what they can be used to achieve in actual operation.

It’s not like it’s this massively sophisticated system for FSD with most of the code commented out.

These are purpose-built and heavily tested to a specification - that’s how engineering works. The Mercedes system specification is extremely limited in practice, but gives them the marketing win of being able to claim they do L3.
Isn't it trivial to discover the origin IP and then just hit it directly?
He is pursuing regulatory capture. Capitalist playbook.
I can't help but find this a bit disingenuous. People on Hackernews are posting publicly and voluntarily with the expectation of moderation. Reading hackernews comments would be, for the FBI, regular detective work.

The issue here is the public's expectation of privacy in certain situations. In fact, no one (or very few people, anyway) dispute the need for states to surveil sometimes. The question is when and what oversight should be required. And in this case the the argument is that oversight was sidestepped.
I got sucked into a finance rabbit hole and I have been reading about some "tricks" in market making and I don't see why these are problematic? Even if it is a problem, how would you even prove it? Is it wrong to place an ask order at much lower price, then backing off if it doesn't work out? Should I just put my limit order and let it stay there?

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spoofing_(financhttps://en.wik...

2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Layering_(finance)

3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_flash_crash
All of that is technically correct but isn’t the point the OP was making. These are products with wildly different aspirations and at different stages of achieving those aspirations.
I haven’t read it in forever, but I believe Lord of the Flies was intended to be some kind of allegory for society? It is absolutely not a literal prediction of what would or should happen to a group of children left on an island…
> They don't understand that we never agreed to any of their TOS/policies, they don't understand that we don't use their API.

yeah, they DEFINITELY DO:

https://github.com/iv-org/invidious/blob/e7bed765/src/invidi...

not sure what backwards logic they are using to come to this conclusion, but its objectively wrong, and wont hold up in court. Granted, I am also guilty of this in my own project, but I dont pretend that I am not using the API, I just dont care because my project is tiny. They no longer have that luxury.
All of these are a problem with Reddit today.

everything on Reddit gets archived near instantly. I don’t think expecting deletion to work on public forums online is reasonable.
If I were Tesla why would I take responsibility for something no one is forcing me to take responsibility for? Lawmakers are responsible for this charade and its embarrassing to me that a company can be so misleading with marketing and get away with it.
I'm not a fan of tesla, but not a fan of self driving over all. This headline just tells me that benz is the first to be selling legal automatic driving cars in California, something I assumed Tesla was doing. I found it enlightening.

Non technical people would probably assume that Tesla already has this, since we hear about it all the time, and that this is Benz getting up to speed - while it's not the case at all and Benz is beating the largest competitor in the market.

I think this is a fair title.
Hey DARPA, eat shit.
To spare my kids from a seared image of someone who doesn’t measure up to the Greek physical ideal.
According to the docs [0]:

> Lemmy uses roughly 150 MB of RAM in the default Docker installation. CPU usage is negligible.

[0]: https://join-lemmy.org/docs/en/administration/administration...
PTSD stops soldiers from murdering millions. Nothing stops kill bots. Trauma is an overwhelmingly preferable alternative to existential threat. (whether to humanity altogether, or our freedom)
I’ve always thought of “tankie” as a leftist who wants to murder non-leftists (ideally using the states military equipment, tanks, soldiers, etc…). In other words a “real” communist.
I made my own server for mastodon, had to shut it down because it was pulling like 10GB per day.

It was fun but that was insane.
My criteria is maybe less fancy than other people. Covers my feet + isn’t embarrassing + durable + potential arch support + cheap.

I’ve never found shoes that meet all those criteria. I’ve actually never found any shoes, ever, that were even durable or had usable arch support. So cheap + not embarrassing is pretty much the bar to cross

But I learned recently that crocks have amazing arch support!
Do you use LiDAR when you drive?
Pareto improvements don't always exist.
*SELinux
see if your fire dept needs/wants a donation.. they always gotta practice using their tools (jaws of life, saws) or practice putting out car fires.

outdoor gunrange?" might be a fun target for a while (then disposal is their problem)

how old is it? local hackers might want to mess with the canbus stuff.
Yeah. I often find this line of reasoning mostly on the Right/Republican. If someone can't be 100% pure, like 100% vegan, or 100% recycle, then just give up. IF you eat one hamburger a year, then you are at total failure and hypocrite, so just go ahead and eat a rack of ribs every day. Like there is no concept of just trying to be better, moving the dial even a few % is still better than nothing.
You don't control the hardware in the first place. Can you modify the microchips on your hardware? Can you modify the printed circuits? Can you modify a ROM in hardware? In all those cases the answer is "not really", short of some spectacular reverse engineering effort and specialized hardware and skills that even most technical users don't have (you can modify anything with enough effort). All this focus on firmware seems rather misplaced.
I have heard it said by NY comedians that of all the brands JD is one of the most aggressively litigious against uses of its likeness even in parody.
The Storied History of Reader’s Digest
Germany does it now without a surveillance state.
I didnt claim that, yes these evil POSs are fascinating, but that doesnt make them any less despicable :-)
I'm saying that without the context of experiencing the underlying reality, text of itself is meaningless. What is a 'spoon' anyway??
I doubt so, I think in the guidelines Meta comments are not encouraged as they are not fruitful for conversation.
I think it's actually a reasonable argument when the only equilibrium is MAD.
Both state and capital can be bad at the same time y’know
Do I get it right that you mean > 90 percent of distro use is Debian-based? Because that can hardly be the case
I love stuff like this and brainstorm ideas for the ones in my garage. Of course you could do a cheap ev conversion or do a 24 Hours of Lemons race. What if you simply took it apart to individual bolts? Make a bicycle pedal car? Propane or wood gasifier conversion? Turn it into a treehouse? Replace the glass with screens and use it for driving games? Tiny office/camper? Grill/smoker?
Is anyone using ECL in their projects? https://ecl.common-lisp.dev/main.html

What do you love it about it? What do you wish was better or different?
Lane keeping is not the hard part, that’s been solved for a while. It’s dealing with pedestrians and other drivers doing unpredictable things. Slow moving infrastructure projects will not help that at all.
If? We're already there. That's the crux of this article.
HFT provides liquidity and depth to the market tho. It does serve a purpose. How much? Not sure. Does it need to be super duper fast? Not sure. But that is natural in industries like this, because if you don't do it then someone else will.
With +1gbps fiber available many people could even host them at home, I guess.
Cold Boot vs Restart in macOS
Why stick with c89? Can't think of any compilers that doesn't support c99 nowadays. The major benefit is that you can use uint8_t and friends directly and don't need to define your own wrapper types.
Friendly reminder that this system is HEAVILY limited, with the following restrictions:

- Must be under 40 mph
- Only during the daylight and only on certain highways
- CANNOT be operated on city/country streets
- CANNOT be operated in construction zones
- CANNOT be during heavy rain or fog or flood roads

And for comparison: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjZSZTKYEU4

Tesla FSD navigating the complex city streets of LA for 60 minutes with zero human intervention.

This seems like a marketing gimmick by Mercedes at best; the two technologies aren't even in the same league. Any comparison is laughable. They are outmatched, outclassed, and absolutely outdone. Karpathy (now @ OpenAI) and the Tesla FSD team have really done an incredible job.
> because the US was now friends with China against the Soviet Union

The US also got the anti-communist genocide and friendly dictator it desired in Indonesia, which was considered a major win for its interests in the region.
Define better? A Tesla will do exactly the same thing[1] and just nag you every few minutes to tug on the steering wheel (those nags are getting rarer every release as the driver monitoring camera improves, FWIW). The Mercedes driver can have their hands doing other things, but still needs their eyes out of the cockpit because the second traffic speeds up to 40mph they need to take over.

In practice, this is "Level 3", but only within an ephemeral subset of driving conditions that aren't going to be consistent enough for you actually exploit that autonomy.

[1] Actually much more, obviously, but it at least does this.
Epic does have a small office in Rochester to put people close to Mayo Clinic.
> It’s insane to me that he of all people is doing all this talking. He has massive conflicts of interest that should be abundantly obvious

This might also give evidence that OpenAI has interests that it has not yet publicly talked about. Just some food for thought: which kind of possible interests that OpenAI might have are consistent with Sam Altman's behaviour?
Soviet leadership, including Gorbachev himself, have explicitly denied that any assurances existed. Like Shevardnadze, he denied that they even talked about it with western counterparts. In his own words: "The topic of ‘NATO expansion’ was not discussed at all, and it wasn’t brought up in those years. … Another issue we brought up was discussed: making sure that NATO’s military structures would not advance and that additional armed forces would not be deployed on the territory of the then-GDR after German reunification. Baker’s statement was made in that context…"

Nobody brought the alleged assurances up when former Warsaw Pact joined NATO either. This narrative didn't exist until mid-2000, by which time NATO enlargement had largely ended.

The spirit that Gorbachev bitterly speaks about is his idea of "Common European Home" that did not come to fruition, as Eastern Europe didn't want to have anything to do with Russians after half a century of oppression and turned their backs as soon as they could choose their own path. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_European_Home
Actually Google’s superior Latin
> I'm not familiar with any actively used compression algorithm that uses arithmetic coding.

I believe some popular video codecs use arithmetic coding (and IIRC, some other video codecs use the related range coding to avoid these patents).
Usually, people first buy a computer and then hear about Linux later, not the other way around.
Upvoted. You're right. It was clearly written but I misread the tone+content anyway.
> [...] blows what Mercedes has built out of the water.

Mercedes FSD prototype, 10 years ago: https://youtu.be/G5kJ_8JAp-w
Tesla FSD is not mature, it’s just old
earlier discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35723540
> Moravec wrote in 1988, "it is comparatively easy to make computers exhibit adult level performance on intelligence tests"

I wonder what made he think this in 1988. I guess he's referring to chess engines, but until a couple of years ago text generation was certainly not that good.
Well yes, there aren't any capitalist governments either but economic system and government are intertwined. Bartering is the state of nature, everything else is government.

So you're right but I think people know what's meant.
Apple Mac Pro with Apple Silicon – Thoughts from a Pro [video]
From what I’ve seen the quality of responses is much better on the algomo playground than via Fin.
That’s pretty much how insurance works. This is a 20% fee for DDoS insurance.
If everyone had a helper in ear with birdseye view from drone or sattelite that would clear up lots of unneccesary fog of war. I've seen footage where the squad leader has an audio feed with a drone operator fro ukraine
I don't think so? That's more 4chan AFAIK.
Coastal biomedical labs are bleeding more horseshoe crabs with no accountability
You forgot the best "feature": It allows you to take your hands off the wheel and your eyes off the road.

This is significant as it means MB takes on liability and will give you sufficient time (i think 10s in the European version) to take over.

In the world of corporate liability this is huge even if it isn't a technical achievement by itself.
I appreciate your contribution but I disagree that it’s any more “meta” to respond to the community’s unwritten reactions (votes) than responding to its written reactions (normal replies).
We’ve actually had nearly self driving vehicles for over a century. They’re called trains. We should invest in some. The navigation problem gets way easier
It's pretty responsible for devs to at least let us know when they make changes.

Complain about it all you want in software where the user controls the update schedule, but extension devs don't have any other way to alert users to changes.
The freedom to think what, exactly, do you think is being threatened? Be specific. Cite examples.
One one hand I am thankful for the fact that this guide exist. On the other hand, I am getting strong HHGTTG vibes [1] from them: "you can choose sysvinit as long as you follow a complex set of steps that's likely to go wrong detailed inside a hard-to-find package".

Maybe I'm asking too much, but for me "official" support would mean that I can do it from the installer directly, no terminals and chroots required.

[1] https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/40705-but-the-plans-were-on...
I used to think that V2X road infrastructure was a major necessary component for self driving. I no longer hold that opinion.

The “self-driving” infrastructure would not be magically any better than the “human-driving” infrastructure, and how to handle conflicting data from the infra in terms of sensor fusion is not at all clear.

In short, it creates as many problems as it solves, and doesn’t really solve the problems that it sets out to in the real-world.

Even simpler things like supplemental signaling that could be used in special circumstances like road work and emergency vehicles, if they are not used properly and consistently in all cases, it doesn’t change the fact that the system needs to correctly handle these cases internally.
It seems a bit suboptimal to place LiDAR in the front and low. More like a lane following kinda setup.
Decentralization is what both public and private social media needs, which tildes does not offer; but Lemmy specifically is not the long-term answer to Reddit either.

Still, that's irrelevant because mobility is one of the main purposes of the fediverse. That is, move to Lemmy or something else like kbin, yet, you're connected and may move again later on. Transferring of one's own content is still an open issue, though.

Besides, while tildes incorporates a lot of the lessons mods learned already after the first half a dozen years of Reddit, it is not meant to scale. It's a platform for small/medium instances, not very large ones.

It's a pity, though, there is so little support for decentralization/federation just because its design is a bigger challenge.
Another reason is, however, the absence of a constitutional protection of one's privacy outside one's own property. Because of that the consumers of the dominating nation in that market don't really grasp nor care about that aspect.
Im finding out that the way I was brought up is not universal. I was always taught that you have to alternate shoes every day to make them last longer, because feet sweat too. That's why expensive dress shoes have shoe trees (not just to hold the shape better).

So two pairs of shoes for the office so they always have a full day to dry out etc. Now with WFH that sort of goes out the window as I don't wear shoes for as long any more.
No, but at the same time Boeings and Airbuses don't flap their wings and birds don't use jet engines to fly.

Just because nature and millions of years of evolution have solved a problem in a way that looks simple on the surface, doesn't mean the same thing can be copied with current tech to solve the same problem.

Elon's "but humans drive with only use two eyes therefore we can do it with cameras" is the most moronic argument ever and it saddens me when I hear others here parrot it.

Our two eyes may be enough to drive, but our eyes can move in their sockets, our heads can move around and parallax for depth perception, our retinas have miles better dynamic range than any commercial sensor that Tesla is using, but most importantly, our brains are orders of magnitude ore intelligent at reasoning with new or unknown situations than current self driving tech which is just basic pattern matching in comparison.
Design Within Reach, Herman Miller, Room & Board, Blu Dot, ...
One question, what's current best practice for DDOS prevention on my own VPS Ubuntu box ?
The OP’s statement is perfectly coherent and sensible. A number of soixante-huitards who flirted with Maoism are now in favour of strong European defense against Russia. Moreover, Maoism deemphasized the individual, but today those ex-Maoists are more likely to support individualist things like gender self-selection.
If you set it up correctly, it's not possible.
>"If other countries take over the globalized economy due to leveraging ai, it is destructive."

I think it would likely be a constant competition rather than take over. Why is it destructive?
What plans are there to make transparency better for users?
Your free travel is free only because its true cost is heavily subsidized and carefully hidden. Pay what it costs and you can travel all you want. I’m done with my tax dollars paying for your bad habits. “Free” my ass.
Yes, yes the markets are an ideology and by changing the ideology we can build a better world what could possibly go wrong