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everythign covered by itar is super expensive

https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2024/09/06/2024-19...

"A resolution of 12 bit or more, but less than 14 bit, with a “sample rate” greater than 400 MSPS;"

EV charger is inside the car, that thing you wire to house circuit and plug into the car is just a dongle/charging cable with couple sensors and enough smarts to tell the car about available voltage/current, not the charger. It should absolutely NOT cost more than already ridiculous $1000.

in latest gamersnexus video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4c2FSSaCsw Wendell from Level1 Techs was showing some older Amazon dedicated server GPUs with no video output that got hacked community driver making it work like laptop dgpu copying rendered video across PCIe.

Companies nowadays care more about valuations and stock spikes than sales. Curiously D270 announcement was followed by 3% INTC drop.

>Older PCs: If your PC is more than 10 years old, 1.7 may not run on it.

surely not AVX-512 (2015), so what exactly? AVX2 (2015)?

early 205 GTI has pretty much same performance as entry level BYD Atto 1

>Lighter weight means better range for a smaller battery

Sadly the way it works with EVs in practice is lighter weight = tiny battery = smaller range.

>commercial spatial audio

isnt it how Q-Sound worked back in the 80s?

Sound imaging method and apparatus https://patents.google.com/patent/US5105462A https://patents.google.com/patent/US5208860A

Stereo enhancement system including sound localization filters https://patents.google.com/patent/US5774556A

We will be eating our pets this winter once again, just as foretold in kremlin media. Meanwhile enjoy fuel queues.

Plan was to force Ukraine to surrender.

>what legal leverage

PIF owns EA, when they invite you to a meeting you might start to worry about foil lined room and carpentry tools lying around

Right https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Offices for https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuity_of_government

no clutch = no clutch kick drifting

I rather imagine they discovered abusing the model can lead to jailbreaking/prompt injection

To humans yes, to a machine there is no difference, in both cases it sees code, maybe minus symbols if stripped.

>somebody giving them 300 billions for free

Well, Iran was offered similar amount by certain somebody, so never say never

>there's not much you can DO

AT&T used to put telecom switches in bunkers.

>installs capstone

hello fellow Claude user

> as Keurig notes, it’s collecting data about your household in order to let Keurig sell it to advertisers.

its LGs glass in LG household, and now Keurigs kitchen

>crashes and fatalities are something that already happen

Optics change when an 80000 lbs rig inevitably crashes into stopped cars creating multi car inferno ball of death.

See the problem is the flawless and totally Autopilot Full Self-Driving systems somehow got excluded from the Tesla Semi for some inexplicable /cought crashes with big explosions and potential of tens of fatalities /cough reason, so cant really enter trucking market without hiring humans and admitting something is not right with a "tech company".

Will they pay a fine and keep going?

Are you talking about UK? that resulted in luxury EVs nobody wants because E-trons and Mercedes are unrepairable.

>high income earners like Australia has done re novated leases on EVs being exempt from fringe benefits tax.

UK did somethin like that with ZEV Mandate. Salary Sacrifice, almost zero BiK, 100% tax writeoff, no road and luxury tax. All this resulted in flooding the market by luxury 100K pound German EVs, which all ended up on second hand marked 2-3 years later when leases ended breaking depreciation records.

Harry Metcalfe video about this scheme from 2024 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwUDR8WTTKQ

and a day later https://github.com/ESPARGOS/SoapyESPSDR already got native ESP32-S31s USB 2.0 working streaming 20 MSa/s @8bit, pretty amazing at $7 + shipping.

TPM 2.0 Endorsement Key (EK)

>if arbitrary TX too is possible

https://espargos.net/espsdr/ straight up shows its an ADC/DAC debug interface working both ways.

>FPGA+USB3 80MSPS@10-Bit

>compresses to about 1.2 bytes per pair, around 95–100 MB/s

No mention what FPGA platform/board used, FT600 USB chip is ~$10 alone.

Now you can replace all of it with one of those silly $5 FX2LP USB 2.0 dev boards. CY7C68013A-56 supports 16bit interface and will happily pump 30MB/s all day long for a fraction of the price. $10 total for 2.4GHz ~12MSPS@10-Bit SDR.

e-POWER listed data is massaged NEDC rating. Real life users report closer to 7L combined cycle for 2025 e-POWER model, and it goes all the way to 10L pure long highway driving (no recuperation). In contrast diesel model does the sticker mileage.

>specific example of a hybrid that gets worse mileage than a comparable non-hybrid ICE I'd love to hear it

How about one of the e-power nissans from the article?

https://www.automobile-catalog.com/car/2025/3381665/nissan_x...

https://www.automobile-catalog.com/car/2018/2605130/nissan_x...