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I tried to search faq how to block people but couldn't find any info. How do I do that?

If it's not possible, I'm pretty sure this site is breaking the EU social media laws.

It's not an exact copy of all the data. For example random downloaded files don't get backed up and restored unless you migrate from an old device[0]. It would be nice to be able to do a full device local backup and restore.

[0]https://support.google.com/android/answer/6193424?hl=en

A rare case of actually useful AI features. Thumbs up!

Google: "We Have No Moat, And Neither Does OpenAI"

From your link

"A PDF can therefore meet the definition of a durable medium."

How do I block low iq trolls like jrflowrs on this platform? I tried to search the FAQ but couldn't find anything.

We had below -40 in the Norther Finland recently and Teslas and Superchargers have worked without any issues. ICE vehicles have had a lot problems with these temperatures though if they weren't connected to block heaters.

This article has some photos. https://electrek.co/2022/09/28/tesla-megapacks-arrive-hawaii...

Yep. These luddites and trolls haven't been paying attention.

eCall was made mandatory in all new cars approved for manufacture within the European Union as of April 2018

Every time these same low tier troll comments. Can someone point me how to block these trolls? I couldn't see anything in the FAQ about blocking/muting.

If I remember correctly, the TLDR is that RDRAND output is mixed with other "standard" entropy sources and basically making getrandom() non-blocking immediately.

How do I block/mute these trolls on this website? I tried searching the FAQ but didn't see anything.

That "cable laid down" is vacuum of the space in this situation. It's not going to disappear.

Carmack and Romero will stream on Twitch at 20:00 GMT. https://twitter.com/romero/status/1720489883590939047

How do I mute/block trolls on this website? The FAQ didn't provide any info. These pro oil trolls, which show up on every EV thread, don't provide any value.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html

Even LFPs are getting better all the time. Energy density in Cybertruck at the pack level is something like 170 Wh/kg with the latest 4680 cells.

I would guess that at least all the version 4 charges will support 800V in the near future. Maybe even the version 3 ones can be upgraded.

Inflation adjusted that $35k would be over $43k nowadays so it's actually quite a lot cheaper than promised. And it comes with many features included like Autopilot, which I think was a $3k option back then.

We're finally living in the future!

TLDR:

H200-powered systems are expected to begin shipping in the second quarter of 2024.

"The introduction of H200 will lead to further performance leaps, including nearly doubling inference speed on Llama 2, a 70 billion-parameter LLM, compared to the H100. Additional performance leadership and improvements with H200 are expected with future software updates."

Because this website is full of bitter losers who will downvote if someone is calling out their lies. Doubly so if it's related to Tesla.

Yes, NACS is a very nice charger implementation. Just like Tesla's modified Type 2 was in Europe since it enabled DC charging with a Type 2 connector. Unfortunately they had to start using CCS 2, but it's not all bad since nowadays Tesla's charging infrastructure in Europe is really good and basically everyone benefits from it.

At least we'll know soon if Yann LeCun's good AIs will beat the evil ones :)

"Ok SpaceX managed to launch a rocket, but they'll never land one!"

EDIT: Oh, and could you provide a source to that 2016 deadline? I don't remember anything like that, but it might just be my memory.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqCN7768Jno

The bit about autonomous charging in the end is interesting. I wouldn't be surprised if Tesla were working with the company mentioned to "standardize" some kind of automatic charging, and trying to avoid another Chademo/CCS/NACS mess.

Sounds a lot like "electric cars will never work" and "private companies can't build orbital rockets".

https://twitter.com/MKBHD/status/1719384434041090452

MKBHD says it was a camera app from BlackMagic. Their software Resolve is used in professional movies, but for some reason it's also available for free with some minor limitations. I've used it when I needed quickly combine some simple video clips and it was really intuitive use. Though the color grading and other advanced tabs looked scary to a noob :)

Does anyone know if Youtube supports AV1 in their pipeline for ultra low latency streaming?

https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/7444635?hl=en#zipp...

"A marine notice has been posted for November 6th for rocket launching operations near Boca Chica Beach!

This does NOT mean a launch license has been granted but is a good sign one could be granted very soon!

(I think we could get a launch license announcement today or tomorrow, just my opinion though)"

https://twitter.com/Space_Time3/status/1717205486888489291