bobthebuilders

Got a link?

Yeah this has to be some sort of joke, I can't even read what 80% of the sidebar on mobile, and it crashes my phone every other page.

Not really, FORTRAN is still faster than C for numerical purposes due to array aliasing concerns.

As much as I hate it, I think economics will make WebGPU a thing the same way it did electron.

Yup. One of the reasons GNU has a deblobbed Linux build.

Death because you are annoyed is not a good look you know. We shouldn't advocate that here.

Nope. Genetic engineering and bioweapons could very make the latter a reality. And that's why you don't try to be pendantic.

I'd question a 100x decrease, but anywhere from 2-10x due to less obstacle avoidance and external factors seems reasonable. (Although newer designs by places like Hitachi promise to cut cost using smaller vehicles at higher frequency, probably in an effort to make inroads in NA).

Something else that's worth considering is whether this scales. I'd expect a loop like the Las Vegas Loop to be somewhat larger to deal with concerns with ventilation and evacuation, something this loop doesn't have to deal with yet.

I think we also want GoA 2/GoA 3 capable cars, which should be easier than FSD and be achievable by Tesla in the short term. Driving manually through small tunnels is not for everyone, and even with guidewheels, I think automation is pretty important for this kind of system. The technology to realize these loops in the way Musk wants them isn't quite there yet, but I'd expect them to be here soonTM.

The point of a subway is that the people who want to take a subway take the subway, freeing space for other people. This solution has the high construction cost of a subway, no cheaper running cost than a BRT solution, and has less throughput than either. Also, those flaws (except maybe luggage) aren't a fault of subways themselves, and could also apply to any competitors copying Tesla.

I don't think the Tesla tunnel has any benefit over any other system (it's basically a worse airport people mover). But I think Elon is thinking 3 steps ahead towards his Vegas Loop, an idea that while still a bit too handwavey for me makes more sense. It's basically a road system underground, but fully automated. I'm still iffy on how I like the idea, but it's clear that this is Musk's vision, and the tunnel is perhaps a small path towards that.

We already have this. It's called Electron. It's not really a solution imo.

Incorrect. He can then return them.

Rust is a language created by idiots who couldn't learn how to program C. I agree completely. Nobody uses Rust except for NFT and crypto shills, and that's because Rust is a rhetorical language created by a company that should be making free web browsers, not wasting time..m

Use tensorman. It's way cleaner than nvidia-docker, and isn't made by a company hostile to Linux to boot.

Doesn't something hot (in the way we colloquially use the word) have a temperature higher than the surrounding air/metal/whatever?

What kind of PC is an industrial PC? More hardened? More resistant to factory floor accidents?

Not really. You'd be surprised with what 3 letter agencies do.

Most of these things in TS are due to historical artifacts too. Namely code patterns that would not work well without them.

I've read this a few times now and I understand neither what the two are nor their differences.

I feel like someone who doesn't publish papers or give lectures would be somewhat low profile?

Many devices in other countries cannot support TLS. Especially those using the lite version of the website.

Many businesses use Oracle DB too. Many businesses also write their internal processes on papers that they keep only one copy of in the same location. Don't fall for the bandwagon effect.

Stop making words up that the author did not say

> understand why the thing at the end of a GET or PUT url should be a "thing" not an operation

what do you mean by this?

Right, but maybe a military supercomputer could compute such a thing. I know my pi surely can't.

What? Why would fib(35) be evaluated at comple time? What if it's fib(1500)? The computers I want to run the program on is way faster than the pi I use for development.

Wow, I didn't know Microsoft was that shady. The original story was bad enoguh, but this makes it even worse. So they took the time to get ideas out of him and do the exact same thing he did, when a CS 102 guy could do the same thing when YAML files and exec... wow. I have no other words.

I think HN should be free to call out scams and bullshit.

> Be kind. Don't be snarky. Have curious conversation; don't cross-examine. Please don't fulminate. Please don't sneer, including at the rest of the community.

You do know go is adding generics right?

Good. I believe that competition will bring more innovation to the tech sector and the stacks we use.