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It doesn't even matter if tesla did. This is a nothing burger even if it's true.

Rivian uses numerous patents from Tesla and the cost of using those patents is a mutually assured agreement to not sue if Tesla then uses your patents.

So even if Tesla used it, it's going to be be free to use
The article mentions that rows of trees is “the old” way of planting trees and this new technology will enable … what exactly?

Obviously they won’t plant in the middle of the road, and I get the benefit of identifying areas that needs trees, but what exactly is different in the way they are placed along the road?
> We have several more ways to define methods already, and always have. If you think this gives us two perhaps the problem is you don't know the language very well.

Resorting to semantic-lawyering doesn’t add to your argument, it detracts from it. You know the point I was making.
This reads like something out of chat gpt
I could not find out how much a stone CNC milling machine costs. Does anyone know?

It would be amazing to build a house with decorative elements like this. I've considered it for wood before -- but external carved stone would be amazing.
My tinnitus has a very recent onset. So far it’s pretty mild but I expect it to get much worse. Your advise is the most practical, at least for mild cases: baby the ever living shit out of your hearing (I have spent decades in the underground metal scene and didn’t wear ear plugs until the past 5 or so years. What a colossally stupid thing to do. Please: if you’re young, remember you are not invincible, you’re merely borrowing heavily from future you) and avoid complete silence. I’ve also noticed that it will occasionally hit me hard in bursts. When that happens, I can make like I’m covering my ears with my palms and tap my finger tips on the back of my head for a few seconds and the roar will die down. Doesn’t go away permanently but so far it provides a little relief from those painful stabs.
OPINION on transparency and accountability of non-governmental organisations [pdf]
I've had Tinnitus since I was 14 (when I went to a concert and stood in front of the speakers).

A couple of pieces of advice to people who might be struggling with their tinnitus:

1. You need to learn to cope with it - once you're used to it, it will mostly fade into the background and be manageable. Accepting that it'll never be silent again was very difficult, but that's the only thing hat helped me feel better in the end.

2. Wear ear plugs when it gets too loud! It's too easy to get irreversible damage to your hearing, and that's the only thing you can really do - prevent it.

Curiously, yesterday I woke up at night because the tinnitus had gotten louder again - stupidly, I played drums the other day at a jam session without earplugs. I could punch myself for that one, and see it as (yet another) wakeup call to be more careful.
Given that he is probably the single most recognizable figure in the space, and has been exclusively focused on it for many years, and additionally clearly has the technical skills and people skills to sell it,..., I really don't see a single thing that would make me doubt him being involved in some way.

Did he literally write every last line of code? Yeah I don't know but that sounds unlikely. Is it probably the case that he has some sort of financial stake in launching this, given his position and reputation? Yeah I think so. It doesn't seem remotely plausible that somebody hit him up like a week ago and offered him so much money that he'd be willing to risk the good thing he's already got going by shilling for some product he knows nothing about and has no control over. He is probably reasonably sure that he can influence the direction of the product of he is willing to place some of his own reputation on the line as it appears is happening.
In those systems the steer by wire works in cooperation with a mechanical system. Other cars have had backup mechanical steering systems that engage if the steer by wire fails.

What's new about the Cybertruck is it _only_ has a steer by wire system with no mechanical linkages at all. But this is being misreported as the first steer-by-wire system which doesn't cooperate with a mechanical linkage- Nissan has done that for quite a while in some models.
Yeah so I can get how that might be confusing. Sometimes code is clearer. So in the vanilla transformer you do a patch and then embed operation, right? A quick way to do that is actually with non-overlapping convolutions. Your strides are the same size as your kernel sizes. Look closely at Figure 2 (you can also see a visual representation in Figure 1 but I'll admit there is some artistic liberty there because we wanted to stress the combined patch and embed operation. Those are real outputs though. But basically yeah, change the stride so you overlap. Those create patches, then you embed. So we don't really call it a hybrid the same way you may call a 1x1 cov a channel wise linear (which is the same as permuting linear then permute).

ViT https://github.com/SHI-Labs/Compact-Transformers/blob/main/s...

CCT: https://github.com/SHI-Labs/Compact-Transformers/blob/main/s...

Edit: Actually here's a third party version doing the permutation then linear then reshape operation

https://github.com/lucidrains/vit-pytorch/blob/main/vit_pyto...

But the original implementation uses Conv: https://github.com/google-research/vision_transformer/blob/m...
Have Tinnitus.

I had the ever common thinking it was caused by a visit to the dentist or the antibiotics that were prescribed. Maybe it was, maybe it wasn’t.

It was also possibly when I walked behind a server rack and the fans were blowing air and the sound from the fans were loud, both into my ears. This could could have caused the damage that caused the tinnitus.

Took about two days to kick in fully. Tinnitus started, then stoped. Then started like it wanted to kick in fully and then stopped. Then started and never left.

99% of the time I never notice it. 1% of the time I do notice.

I also think it has something to do with neck pain and the muscles behind the head and around the neck. If I sleep in the wrong position and get a sore neck, then the tinnitus is crazy loud.

I remember thinking my life would never be the same. I was stuck with this forever. Pretty traumatic event. To anyone else out there, please find comfort that you’ll get used to it. You won’t notice it. It’s not the end of the world. Don’t stress. You’ll be fine.
Shiiit... he's doing a pass-through slot!

Now, if i could just talk him into making some sort of mp3 player board.
Are most thoughts in language? This doesn’t reflect my experience. Language floats on top, but there is layers under there. You can also feel it when you end up thinking in another language. It does not go through the first one but is a thing of it’s own.

Pretty sure there is nothing universal there though as you say.
You have companies that are spending good money on fine-tuning and will start spending money on fine-tuning. It seems like it would almost be easier to just go directly to these companies by looking at their blog posts--they're telling you that they're doing it in some way or another. I know Plaid and friends are doing it.

It's costing them x. you can shave y off. you can get improvements to market faster and cheaper.
Agreed, just wanted clarification!
On the Musk/Bezos stuff, I think one read of any comments or interviews with Elon's estranged father (who amongst various acts, has fathered a child with his own step-daughter) indicates pretty quickly that the guy is a bit off, at best. This [1] is the article Wiki chose to cite to justify the claim that Elon grew up in wealth. Here are the combined comments from his father from the article:

"We went to this guy’s prefab and he opened his safe and there was just stacks of money and he paid me out, £80,000, it was a huge amount of money. He then gave me the opportunity to spend £40,000 on an emerald mine. I said, ‘Oh, all right’. So I became a half owner of the mine, and we got emeralds for the next six years. We were very wealthy. We had so much money at times we couldn’t even close our safe. One person would have to hold the money in place with another closing the door. And then there’d still be all these notes sticking out and we’d sort of pull them out and put them in our pockets."

In a normal world, this is about the time you turn off the recorder and thank the guy for coming in, not citing it as established fact. Of course we don't live in anything like a normal world though.

[1] - https://www.independent.co.uk/space/elon-musk-made-money-ric...
>When listening to music with headphones it is important to... not to push the volume too high

I've started referring to this experiential phenomenon as "The Call of the Loud"

(of course a reference to https://www.livescience.com/what-is-call-of-the-void)
In general I'd agree that's the right response to engagement farming, but in this case if that image really was faked, it's probably important to make that clear -- there are major implications for photos-as-evidence between a little light denoising and HDR touch-up, vs an opaque process that's stitching together disparate image regions over hundreds or thousands of milliseconds.
What shell do you use? I've taken up starship.rs recently and it seems nice
You are not the only one, in fact removing acoustic nerve is known not to fix the tinnitus / sometimes making it worse. The research has has shown so far that it appears the Tinnitus is coming from within the brain, neurons that have lost the input signal from the acoustic nerve aren't stimulated anymore and in response start to emit noise signals on their own.
Now, right now, this is the moment for Mozilla to pull their heads out of their asses and really push to improve Firefox. Google is cranking up the user hostility, but if there's no viable alterative, people are gonna be stuck being spied on and tracked everywhere by chrome.

If we had an alternative, this would be the time for an organized push to get people on it. But Mozilla has either become complacent or been quietly bought out behind the scenes and Firefox isn't really competitive anymore.

Sure, you can still use Firefox. I do, begrudgingly. But it's not good enough to convince people to switch. It hasn't been for a very long time which is why we're in this mess in the first place.

I expect nothing will change and everyone will suffer for it.

Maybe people will get offline more. The internet as a whole is becoming exponentially shittier as time goes on. How much longer before it's completely intolerable?
I’m surprised no one has suggested noise canceling headphones as a possible cause. There was an HN post about this awhile back
The quote says "prior art must not be too similar as of filing date" which is reasonable. I guess there was no sufficient prior art that detailed coolant connectors and all that stuff ;)
Also many libraries get more funding if they get more patronage.
Also an ex-Googler. At a tiny startup of 4 engineers atm.

Briefly looked into Bazel, but settled on pantsbuild since Google seems to have just thrown all the language support over the wall to the community.

Being able to trivially setup CI on Github has been very helpful and important to me.

Being able to easily add targets and package things that require multiple microservices has been nice.

People say you can use the native tooling, but what even is the native tooling for python? It doesn't have a standardized packaging tool unless you count docker. pants' support for pex was important for me until we eventually adopted containers.

Folks can (and did) get the native packaging wrong, particularly when they were not super familiar with the language they needed to pick up on the fly.

Having to deal with an abstraction layer over the tooling has introduced some of its own headaches (eg for docker), but mostly for advanced features.

In the end, I'm pretty happy, I see it as an investment in CI, and the CI has caught a bunch of real bugs people pushed.

I think starting early here has been good, since the lift to get onto it has been small.
Perhaps this was some kind of rare memory fault where it took a series of photos and there was some kind of corruption that caused elements of each to be merged.

Or perhaps there was some weird fault that meant different sections of the photo were taken at discreetly different times and then stitched together.
For comparison, Purdue was spending almost that much in a single year for its opioids in the mid 2010s: https://www.propublica.org/article/opioid-makers-blamed-for-...
Some listings support pay via Booking now, I prefer those unless I trust the place enough. Otherwise I would choose a debit card that I wouldn't have much balance on.
so after been in this community for a decade... i feel ashamed. I hope you downvote me so your essense is preserved. But this community is a failure ... and im glad i signed out based on what im seeing.
A few years I saw paper sheets with my card info printed at the hotel. Good to know it changed
I think that there are a lot of voice actors that are not unionized tho. And games like The Finals already use AI for many voices.
You are not owed a license. You are not owed neither software nor hardware. If you don't like it, re-create all the work, but don't plagiarize, and release it under whatever open source software you want.
Well they certainly can’t feel good about not detecting egress DDoS from their customer usage.

It could be VPN originating or maybe Worker originating maybe?

Don’t they have a security.txt and security@ email address?

Looks like posting to social media the full analysis of the attack is the sensible thing to do.
I’m surprised more people haven’t mentioned noise canceling headphones as a possible cause. There was an HN thread about this awhile back. This has been mentioned on many forums, google it.
Agree. I also made poor choices, drumming as a kid without hearing protection. By time I was in high school I already had tinnitus. Since then I’ve also babied my hearing (earplugs at concerts, playing music in headphones as quietly as possible or avoiding headphones), it’s fortunately stayed about the same over the ensuing years.
Good advice and works even better these days because : enshittyfication awareness and llm assisted wording for the optimal wall of text bricklayer block size.
Good idea but how will they tell?
Generative AI in the Enterprise – O'Reilly
Except for the ones that they themselves employ :)
This had me thinking of "Tech Ingredients" on diy solid state refrigerator.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWUhwmmZa7A
What exactly do you think is substandard about Firefox?
Check out the crimeflare project (not the firewall thing).

A lot of hacking groups, terror organizations and other malicious actors have been using cloud flare for a while without them doing shit about it.

It's their business model. More DDoS means more cloudflare customers, yaaay.

A guy ran a DNS and logged all the suspicious domains linking to cloud flare (e.g. cname entries etc): he eventually gave up cause he was sued into oblivion (he was a Swiss guy operating from Switzerland).

http://web.archive.org/web/20210826102143/http://www.crimefl...

And this kinda speaks for itself:

http://web.archive.org/web/20210826102230/http://www.crimefl...
I have tinnitus which I managed to cure(almost. In complete silence I still can hear a teapot-like sound but the original single tone high volume sound is no more).

Turns out it’s about my neck. I religiously paid attention to my neck position and fixed my posture, and as a result, my tinnitus gradually disappeared.

If I sit in a bad position or sometimes do some weird move, my tinnitus can return but I immediately start a neck massage and fix my posture, and it goes away. Sometimes it can be very severe and lower volume version remains, but it goes away the next day.

I think it happened because I used to move my head forward when sitting in front of a screen. There are chiropractors, who claim to fix tinnitus by fixing the head position and say that it’s associated with some nerve in the neck.
Location: US

Remote: Depends, prefer in person

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Python, C/++, UI/UX, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, computer vision, rapid prototyping

Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pwsp/

Email: On resume

I'm a mechanical engineering student graduating in about 6 months starting the search for post-grad opportunities. I have technical and leadership experience from student engineering teams as well as three internships in different fields (aero eng, material science, software).

I'd love a generalist role where I can make use of my broad skillset by doing a couple of (mechanical, electrical, software). Would also be open to software-only; I've found from my current software engineering internship at NASA that my reasoning developed in other areas translates well to software.

I'm especially interested in biotech, ML (who isn't), early-stage startups where I could make a large impact, and anywhere that's really, truly trying to change the world for the better in some big nigh-impossible way.
Absolutely clickbait. Nothing in the article suggests that review times are increasing, they’ve always been “from a few minutes to a few days”.

Also filters do not depend on extension updates at all, they are plain text files that can be updated at any time. Not to mention that they can contain “scriptlets”, which make them quite literally “remotely hosted code” and still allowed by MV3 (because they’re not raw JavaScript)
I have profound hearing loss and rely on the Windows 11 captions. They are absolutely best in class and head/shoulders above any other automatic captioning I've used. My coworkers have a variety of accents (Hispanic, Eastern European, South African) and it does a great job with all of them.

Additionally, it supports multiple languages (only one at a time sadly), so I also use it for Japanese captions and it's equally great there.
I’ve tried clubs/meetups they feel weird and inorganic. Like they aren’t how you’re supposed to make friends.

I should probably get back into music, I’m just worried it’ll lead towards drug use since that’s my past. That and the music I like isn’t very popular.
There's a YouTube channel called BuiltByGamers that does nothing but post absurd fake podcast clips where two guys pretend to argue about FNAF and Skibidi Toilet and get all the lore wrong. I think it's interesting because I've never thought of trolling elementary schoolers as a business idea. Watching them feels like getting a lobotomy though.
We need AI to consolidate all the brain power of humanity in one place.
https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/migrating/impro...

Chrome explicitly recommends downloading remote configuration.
Hmm well that was a massive misunderstanding on my part.
You don't actually have to be overweight. You just need to have trouble controlling your food intake.

I'm a healthy weight. But it's only because I eat one meal a day and feel terribly hungry the entire day. When I eat more than once a day I balloon up into the obese category. So I am a good candidate for these treatments despite currently being in the low end of "normal" BMI.
I had tinnitus my entire life and it’s really annoying. I always thought everyone had it too, until I found out they didn’t, which, in a way, was even more annoying. At the same, I can say my hearing is pretty sharp. I often hear sounds that are too subtle or far away for others to hear. So I’m not sure if in my case the ringing has to do with hearing loss. But I’d be so happy to give anything a shot
So my assumption is that spies in foreign countries would periodically visit these websites to receive coded instructions in the news updates?

And maybe they made the websites tailored to the individual asset's interests so it looks less suspicious when they visit?

Meaning if your source is a huge star wars nerd you make a star wars fan site for them to check out?

Presumably there's no way for the source to send information back through these websites right?
The petapixel article with the photo in question says an Apple tech said Apple is beta-testing a feature that chooses the best picture from several taken. Does Apple roll out beta features to a subset of users like that?
Depends on what you want exactly, but I think it should be straightforward. Please use the contact form so we can continue this conversation: https://forms.gle/dvA4Wr8LiuHFmDZN7
If you put your own website behind Cloudflare while it's under attack from Cloudflare... does the internet explode?

OP you should try it and see what happens. It's only like $20 for the basic plan, and then you can ask their support once you log all the attacks coming from themselves to themselves...
Is tinnitus really just "freaker by the speaker" syndrome?
Badger Badger Badger
Why do I feel like I just read an ad for Ozempic?
the EPA could be concerned with lead pipes leaching into the natural environment, but civil engineered lead pipes leaching into drinking water is not the EPA's bailiwick.
This has been explained multiples times before Apple even acquired Intel's Modem team. (It is somewhat similar to how Intel 's GPU competing with Nvidia. )

We are edging close to 2024. So some of those notes are nearly 10 years old and they are still true.

Not only on what Gumby have said. ( Apart from the part Side Stepping Patents ) The price on what you are paying for the best Modem compared to the best CPU is tiny. Intel even complained about Qualcomm's modem being so cheap after discount they couldn't even compete on cost, let alone price.

And of course hypothetically Apple could make a better modem, but if it cost them twice as much over 5 years. One may ask is it really worth it? At least Steve Jobs thought it was a good price to pay to Qualcomm when he stuck that deal. Just like how he pay a lot more for the Corning glasses that most now take for granted. Only Tim Cook wasn't happy with it. Also worth mentioning Qualcomm spend the highest percentage of revenue on R&D.

Basically we are now able to have hundreds of people all doing FaceTime at the same time in the same place over a single 5G cell tower. And most if not all working in tech give zero appreciation on how far the Network has evolved.
Yeah, this is a pot/kettle situation as far as deliberate disinformation.

From Wikipedia:

> research ... estimated that by the end of June, 96.3% of 7,305 demonstrations involved no injuries and no property damage. However, arson, vandalism, and looting ... caused approximately $1–2 billion in insured damages nationally, the highest recorded damage from civil disorder in U.S. history

So 97% of the demonstrations were peaceful -- "overwhelmingly peaceful" is _technically_ accurate, but obviously extremely misleading.

Those referring to these events as "riots", assuming good faith (which to be fair cannot always be assumed), are referring specifically to the NON-peaceful portion that -- while a small fraction of the total -- combined to cause the largest recorded damage from civil disorder in US history at $1-2 billion.

I'm not saying DHH's drawn conclusions are correct, but this is not the right angle of argument against his position.
Peltier effect generates spatially-separated hot and cold sides. Electrocaloric effect generates temporally-separated hot and cold periods. The Peltier effect is simpler to harness into a refrigeration unit (put the cold stuff on the cold side, dissipate heat from the hot side), but has lower potential efficiency.
> Just because it has a globally routeable IPv6 address(es) it is not on the outside. Your webserver's firewall is a host one, not an external router one.

Interesting, so with my VPS on Vultr, there'd be an external firewall that takes care of the messier filtering?
This looks awesome. Definitely going to have a look at making one.

If you're looking for WiFi, BlueSCSI v2 with a Pico W offers the possibility of emulating a DaynaPORT SCSI network card:

https://bluescsi.com/docs/WiFi-DaynaPORT