Why am I hearing about this first from the BBC and not the CBC? www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
Coming up on the deadline for IEEEXtreme registration... who doesn't like a 24h programming competition? ieeextreme.org
Fortunately, real-world streets are perfectly smooth with no potholes
Unless they just lost an encryption key? Iāve kicked myself for failing to backup a backup key, and that was just old teaching materials. If I lost a key that could unlock billions, I would probably want to hide forever.
'right to repair' laws are going to have to expand to be 'right to use the damn product you paid for' laws
Mobility as a Service, IRL edition: Fisker EVs "cannot, as a technical matter, be 'ported' from the Fisker server to which the vehicles are currently linked to a distinct server owned and/or controlled by" a non-bankrupt vehicle operator. Tbh, this is just an early example for connected cars.
The sale of 3,300 Fisker Oceans is now in doubt as they cannot be migrated away from Fiskerās server.
If it feels like magic, itās probably garbage. Anything worthwhile takes work.
The cases Iāve heard of people getting actual value from LLMs involves a whole lot of deep thinking ahead of time, followed by lots of reflecting on what came out of the tool, so much so that it feels like tedious work and might just be the rubber-duck effect.