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NotMyOldRedditName,

Your honor, I have a hundred examples of Trump violating gag orders from/checks notes/ the past 2 weeks. Asking them would be an insult in the first place.

NotMyOldRedditName,

But what if I’m 17.5cm

NotMyOldRedditName,

Because it never happened. The only charges ever brought on the topic were dismissed with prejudice.

It was just another lie and corrupt thing done like his entire case is littered with.

NotMyOldRedditName, (edited )

It was all that time he spent in a closet with Vanna White. He would’ve won otherwise.

ChatGPT Answers Programming Questions Incorrectly 52% of the Time: Study (gizmodo.com)

The research from Purdue University, first spotted by news outlet Futurism, was presented earlier this month at the Computer-Human Interaction Conference in Hawaii and looked at 517 programming questions on Stack Overflow that were then fed to ChatGPT....

NotMyOldRedditName,

My experience with an AI coding tool today.

Me: Can you optimize this method.

AI: Okay, here’s an optimized method.

Me seeing the AI completely removed a critical conditional check.

Me: Hey, you completely removed this check with variable xyz

Ai: oops you’re right, here you go I fixed it.

It did this 3 times on 3 different optimization requests.

It was 0 for 3

Although there was some good suggestions in the suggestions once you get past the blatant first error

NotMyOldRedditName, (edited )

Because I had some methods I thought were too complex and I wanted to see what it’d come up with?

In one case part of the method was checking if a value was within one of 4 ranges and it just dropped 2 of the ranges in the output.

I don’t think that’s asking too much of it.

NotMyOldRedditName,

And ya, it did provide some useful info, so it’s not like it was all wrong.

I’m more just surprised that it was wrong in that way.

NotMyOldRedditName,

Probably less than the same amount of developers whose code runs on the first try.

NotMyOldRedditName, (edited )

Just to further clarify this…

They did the suborbital thing because they wanted to ensure it came in over the ocean.

If they went orbital, and anything went wrong, they’d have lost control of where it would deorbit and land, potentially putting people at risk.

So sure the rocket did not reach orbit.

No one with even a pinch of knowledge on the topic would ever try to dispute they could have if they wanted.

It was for our saftey that they didn’t.

NotMyOldRedditName, (edited )

I’m sorry, your comment has been removed by automod because sad trombone only gets used against right wing people as an insult.

NotMyOldRedditName,

Kind of like how none of the people in the action movies actually get punched.

Most if the time they do this so well you never notice and it’s believable. But sometimes, they fuck up, and its so blatant. I always get a chuckle when that happens.

NotMyOldRedditName,

I’m not so sure that’s the case anymore.

Ukraine wants Crimea back.

Maybe really early on in the war that was possible, but it’s going to be a harder sell now.

NotMyOldRedditName, (edited )

Air Canada tried this and lost in court.

The AI gave wrong advice on a policy, person acted on it, and then Air Canada said, nah dude, the AI was wrong, tough shit.

NotMyOldRedditName,

I can’t wait for it to recommend drinking bleach to cure covid.

NotMyOldRedditName,

Hey Google, how do I use these tide pods?

Well, you can use them to do your laundry, all you need to do is toss one in the wash.

You could also use them to impress your friends by shoving one up your butt.

For extra points you could swallow one as well.

NotMyOldRedditName,

You know what the solution to this problem is?

Pin to drive.

NotMyOldRedditName,

His name is Biden which keeps Bidens’ name in the news with whatever negative spin they want.

NotMyOldRedditName,

Don’t forget the 3k regular room at a hotel if you’re visiting town with your 18k ticket.

NotMyOldRedditName,

You don’t need to do multiple grams to khole.

It’s 100-250mg depending on body weight.

NotMyOldRedditName,

I mean he literally opens with “Could this k-hole be any worse??” But I see your point about the follow up question about OD

NotMyOldRedditName, (edited )

It’s somewhere between 100 and 150lbs saved per car.

There’s a lot of copper in the wiring harness and it’s most of the weight. It’s also a reduction in the plastic around the wires, the other weight contributor.

Edit: For EVs anyway, my bad. Probably less copper in non evs, but still a lot.

NotMyOldRedditName, (edited )

Wiring harnesses from traditional automotive companies are quite long. This is quote from Ford’s CEO

““We didn’t know that our wiring harness for Mach-E was 1.6 kilometers longer than it needed to be. We didn’t know it’s 70 pounds heavier and that that’s [cost an extra] $300 a battery,””

4km is normal

q5d.com/escalating-function-dilemma/

"Some modern vehicles contain close to 40 different harnesses, comprised of roughly 700 connectors and over 3000 wires. If taken apart and put into a continuous line, these wires would exceed a length of 2.5mi (4km) and weigh approximately 132lbs (60kg). Five years ago, vehicles had 25% less circuits than today’s cars. Five years from now, that number will increase by more than 30%. "

NotMyOldRedditName, (edited )

Also just for reference, this is what Tesla’s double redundant 48v etherloop cable looks like, instead of those chonky wiring harnesses

Edit: Just to clarify here, I think I made an assumption about the double redundancy. The cable runs in a loop around the car, and if any cable gets cut, it can still reach the component via the other direction (A<->B<->C<->A). I think I just assumed the 2 wires in the image were redundant. It could be that different data is flowing over both strands and those are not for redundancy. Maybe those are for each direction as well? One cable sends data around the car clockwise, the other counter clockwise?

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/0ece5c92-c20e-4f5c-b3ba-16b90cdf69c8.png

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/9db71eb0-b0e8-41c8-a348-48f01101fbf3.png

NotMyOldRedditName, (edited )

My city has been pushing through improving the biking infrastructure for a decade now.

People have been bitching about it from day one. They bitched even more as the first lanes were going in, as they were “useless” and went “nowhere”

They’ve continued to bitch about it every year, every construction project.

But now, we have a highly interconnected network of bike lanes (most protected) all around town and they’re getting heavily used.

People still find reasons to bitch about it like it’s slowing down traffic by narrowing roads or lost parking spots or whatever, but the “it’s not useful” stuff has stopped.

NotMyOldRedditName, (edited )

Fair, but you can’t do 12v ethernet like they’ve done with 48v. The cables would be too big

So unlocking 48v allowed the change which allowed lesser cabling.

Tesla claims it’s 77% cable reduction and 50% copper.

Edit: also Teslas wiring harnesses have been smaller than industry standard for years. If others made the switch and moved to an etherloop as well, the copper savings would be even bigger than what Tesla experienced.

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