Zwuzelmaus
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- Comment on China's Robotaxi Companies Are Racing Ahead of Tesla 10 hours ago:
The only one who sells L4 to real people currently is Mercedes.
- Comment on China's Robotaxi Companies Are Racing Ahead of Tesla 15 hours ago:
VW doesn’t operate. They rather sell the cars that they build.
- Comment on China's Robotaxi Companies Are Racing Ahead of Tesla 18 hours ago:
operating
So?
L5 autonomy.
Nobody has that yet.
- Comment on China's Robotaxi Companies Are Racing Ahead of Tesla 20 hours ago:
All the real carmakers.
Currently the German ones may be the techology leaders, and some Chinese brand may be the market leader - but I’m no expert, I just see what everybody can see.
- Comment on China's Robotaxi Companies Are Racing Ahead of Tesla 21 hours ago:
the go-to name for autonomous driving
Only inside Usa.
- Comment on Ukrainian hackers destroyed the IT infrastructure of a Russian drone manufacturer: what is known 1 day ago:
than you would expect.
The cause might be somewhere in your expectations…
- Comment on Leading AI Models Are Completely Flunking the Three Laws of Robotics 2 days ago:
Asimov had quite a different idea.
What if robots become like humans some day?
That was his general topic. The three laws were quite similar to former slavery laws of Usa. With this analogy he worked on the question if robots are nearly like humans, and if they are indistinguishable from humans, would/should they still stay our servants then?
- Comment on Ukrainian hackers destroyed the IT infrastructure of a Russian drone manufacturer: what is known 2 days ago:
We need to learn from it.
Similar attacks may be possible against our industry.
- Comment on Leading AI Models Are Completely Flunking the Three Laws of Robotics 2 days ago:
Bumblebee violates the laws of harmony?
Poetry violates the laws of chemistry?
Text generator violates the laws of robotics?So what?
- Comment on Can you have an infinitely long wavelength of light? Or is there some maximum? 2 days ago:
I’d say we have set an artificial limit: at some frequency/wavelength, we do not call it “light” anymore. Around 1mm, we call it “Radar” or “microwaves”, and at about 1 m or more, we call it “radio”.
- Comment on Windows 11 will soon be able to describe images on your screen using AI — and it'll all be done locally 3 days ago:
Do I look as if I need that?
- Comment on 3 days ago:
How’s AI dubs in other languages?
In German: Unbearable.
No kidding. Each time when I hear one, I wish they have never been invented.
- Comment on How do people calculate pi to the hundredth+ decimal place? 3 days ago:
How do people calculate pi
They don’t.
Pi is well known, up to many more than hundred digits. People memorize it, or look it up, but they don’t need to calculate again (unless they want to go to extremes).
- Comment on Say Hello to the World's Largest Hard Drive, a Massive 36TB Seagate 3 days ago:
humble homelabbers masquerading
LMAO!!
- Comment on Say Hello to the World's Largest Hard Drive, a Massive 36TB Seagate 3 days ago:
Because they simply cannot do it otherwise.
- Comment on How did websites like TinEye recognize cropped photos of the same image (and other likened pictures), without the low-entry easyness of LLM/AI Models these days? 4 days ago:
I don’t remember too much tbh, just that we heard about the theory at university and tried out some of the mathematical methods. They were tiresome ;)
Today I would recommend to start your studies on the wikipedia pages about Markov models and about machine learning.
- Comment on How did websites like TinEye recognize cropped photos of the same image (and other likened pictures), without the low-entry easyness of LLM/AI Models these days? 4 days ago:
Models were a thing even some 30 or 40 years ago. Processing power makes most of the difference today: it allows larger models and quicker results.
- Comment on Feds in Catalonia, Spain think everyone using a Google Pixel must be a drug dealer 4 days ago:
Do you live in that region?
- Comment on Feds in Catalonia, Spain think everyone using a Google Pixel must be a drug dealer 4 days ago:
Basically, if you don’t have a phone the cops can easily backdoor, you must be a criminal.
… and if it’s an obscenely expensive one.
Normal people either can’t afford these devices or don’t have time for all the hassle of installing and using a rare operating system on a phone.
- Comment on what do you think he was thinking? 5 days ago:
I think
Are you?
- Comment on what do you think he was thinking? 5 days ago:
You understand that it’s just an animated movie? They do not think.
- Comment on If you had a huge slingshot, how much rubber band would you need to send a spaceship into space? 6 days ago:
Can’t exceed the speed of sound in the material, not speed of sound in the atmosphere.
Speed of sound in the air is a serious problem as well. It would probably break most rubber bands.
- Comment on If you had a huge slingshot, how much rubber band would you need to send a spaceship into space? 6 days ago:
velocity of at least 11 km/s, which is needed
free benefit of the equatorial velocity, which is about 0.44 km/h, so that reduces our required speed to “only” 10.56 km/h.
How did you go from seconds to hours so quickly? 🤔
- Comment on Using Clouds for too long might have made you incompetent 6 days ago:
You want to hire the “guru”, not the “principal”. You want to actually ask him to write 0xD6 in decimal, and if he dares to answer “Seriously? Come on now, that’s boring”, then you hire him on the spot.
But you can’t hire only gurus. You need normal seniors, too. Build a normal team around one guru. Maybe build one ultra advanced team around 2-3 gurus, if you really need to invent new and hardcore difficult stuff.
- Comment on Using Clouds for too long might have made you incompetent 6 days ago:
interviewing senior security engineers
Or maybe senior security engineers from 10 years ago were somewhat different from (wannabee senior) security engineers today?
Did you ask them to write 0xD6 in decimal? 😃
- Comment on Elon Musk Promises Grok in Tesla Vehicles By Next Week… as the New Grok 4 Blames “Anti-White Hate” on “Jews” 6 days ago:
He wants to leave the planet anyway, so why not mess it up terribly before…
- Comment on Goldman Sachs is piloting its first autonomous coder in major AI milestone for Wall Street 6 days ago:
These banksters have always the same dream: to fully automate the job of making money from nothing.
- Comment on Scifi question about time travel: 6 days ago:
Now what happens?
The disfigured mouse must come from “somewhere”, or rather from sometime.
The logical explanation is: later he has developed his button further, for a longer time jump (and maybe for some other improvement that gave him better confidence) and then he tried it “again”.
- Comment on Scifi question about time travel: 6 days ago:
But in a story, there is no “true” timeline, or a more “real” timeline.
That would be the most boring story ever.
It becomes interesting at that point where one (or some) of the possibilities get a special meaning “above” all the others.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Not helpful.