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Comment #39470503
Seems like disinformation, like maybe a submarine story from Senator Hawley's staff. Google produces images of Tiananman Square just fine. This BNN, btw, is basically a playground …
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Comment #39231891
Beware of wealthy people saying they wouldn't do it again. They are just validating their own lifestory: it was hard, incredibly hard. Implicit in that statement are approximately …
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Comment #38970562
This is doable. Many coastal wastewater systems already have large pipes that extend miles to sea (1), and that's a rounding error compared to the many more miles of pipe routing s…
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Comment #38917810
Has anyone tried the same adversarial examples against many different DNNs? I would think these are fairly brittle attacks in reality and only effective with some amount of inside …
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Comment #38884759
Thanks for linking to that. > coupling, decoupling and light guiding elements to divert incident light to a concealed sensor So, there's a camera in the dash looking up at the wind…
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Comment #38863287
I've lived with an EV for 3 years now, and take some legit road trips from SF: Utah, Vegas, LA, San Diego, Tahoe. I have also been all over the world and done many, many trips (far…
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Comment #38838357
Similar link for Defense Innovation Unit: https://www.diu.mil/work-with-us
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Comment #38835567
I live in this world and had no idea how to construct that link. This is the sort of stuff that keeps me coming back to HN.
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Ask HN: Mac Recovery over Internet Shows Earth. Why?
I mean, when the machine starts, does it check the accelerometers, see 9.8 m/s^2 and assume Earth? If it saw 3.7 m/s^2 would we get a Martian surface?
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Comment #38645551
It's a holdover from the days of Morse code. Recall the first computers were for military problems, and the first output was teletype. Teletype was originally for military messagin…
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Comment #38644896
This comes down to a combination of security and provenance. You have to protect the data, of course, but you also have to keep track of the use rights. Identifying all use rights …
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Comment #38477409
I have a friend who worked at Gusto, and my wife tried using Gusto for her small business (they handle payroll for small business, got a big boost from the pandemic). The lack of t…
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Comment #38463304
Yep, this is Microsoft's answer to the terrible Citrix user experience, which is a non-trivial component of burnout in healthcare. Every hospital basically tells their staff, sever…
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Comment #38381211
> Risk from GAI is very nebulous Meanwhile, 11 hours ago over on Reddit a dude has connected a robot to ChatGPT. The robot sees and talks, and clearly has motorized limbs. All you …
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Comment #38365388
All vessels have limits on the sea state they can handle, particularly small vessels. Very large vessels can generally handle much more. You can see how much more the traditional s…
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Comment #38360417
Unless of course you're trying to sell to an enterprise who's core competency isn't computational, and has limited capacity to manage new operating systems in the fleet. Lots of bi…
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Comment #38353697
Given the sensitivity of data handled over Citrix connections (pretty much all hospitals), I'm fairly sure Microsoft just doesn't want the headaches. My general experience is that …
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