Batboy flipping grunts in my community? Say it aint so!

Something about israel I think

“Shouldn’t politicians be taking scientists more seriously?”

FTFY

Non-functioning wipers could increase the risk of a crash in wet weather

I would bet money musk tried to argue wipers were unrelated to safety

Pretty sure the kremlin is a legitimate military target

Infisical?

https://github.com/Infisical/infisical

Brain Doctor to the Stars Labeled a ‘Snake-Oil’ Salesman

Updated Jan. 09, 2023 1:19PM EST

Published Dec. 10, 2022 11:25PM EST

https://www.thedailybeast.com/dr-daniel-amen-called-a-snake-oil-salesman-by-critics-and-former-patients-over-spect-brain-scans

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A warning about “Dr. Amen”. Please dont go to his clinic…

1 year ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/adhd_anxiety/comments/10l4062/a_warning_about_dr_amen_please_dont_go_to_his/

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That youtuber is posting garbage for rage baiting to get interactions.

Just ignore him entirely. Might as well ask a dog for technical advice. At least a dog can’t give you straight up wrong advice

Its not something ive come across but its almost like youre describing hotswapping Operating Systems?

Someone else mentioned this, but your likely best bet is to have virtual machines instead. If you need windows on occasion but use linux as your daily driver, use a VM on the linux host?

If its more for like gaming and such, youll be able to do VMs still but you will likely need an additional GPU - a bogstandard one just for video output for the host, and then the main GPU is “given” to the VM to use

I think we are talking on similar, but not the same, situation.

In your case, absolutely you cannot rely on the car 100% to brake and its your liability.

But when cars are mandated to have some very specific technology, which will require the driver to get used to etc.

What if that technology fails? IE like Tesla autopilot at the moment. The more vehicles are regulated to have “self control” on braking etc even up to self driving, at what point does liability shift from the driver to the manufacturer?

Community - menu - block community

Poof! Its gone

Current implementation clearly doesn’t meet the defined regulatory changes in the main article.

Not sure it’s really relevant

Have had them for ages

Ive seen Volvo lorries with that, nothing else.

What cars are you seeing that have what the article is discussing, already implemented?

If the car is now expected to do the braking for me, does that mean I can floor it everywhere, knowing the car is supposed to brake automatically when detecting collisions etc. If it fails, who is liable? Driver, or faulty software?

“The car has AEB and it failed to detect the person in the road. The car and braking system failed so I am entirely not liable. Go sue ford instead”

Our technology is transformative; it is designed to generate completely new outputs, not to memorize and regurgitate pre-existing content

Oops! You appear to have consumed and believed your own shit you’re peddling

lemmy is fully open source (and other activitypub implementations), are shadow bans even a thing?

I think the US is more likely to invade the EU in defence of companies before enacting similar regulations

Several people doing different tasks

Are you able to expand on the scale and nuance here?

1. Is it in a chain where one persons tasks gives the input to the next persons task? factory line style?
2. How large are the tasks and then roles to fulfill them? IE at a subway (bake bread initially, prepare sandwich on demand) vs a software project (months long work, tasks could potentially months long and need many subtasks)

Some example questions for what I mean

The game plan is to scrape, store and utilise as much data as possible regardless of conventions, best practice, license agreements etc until specifically regulated to stop.

At that point, a few early companies will have used vast swathes of data that any newly established company is banned from also using

October 7th

Are you referring to this event generally? So I can read further to understand you

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-67629181

downvoted for asking a follow up 🙄