Back in the day there used to be specialized equipment for this purpose called an office, of which you had your own and could close the door to

As far as I know, these workflows typically involve a transcription model to convert the audio to text, and then passing the text to the model.

It adds up for Tuvalu with the .tv TLD. $10m for a country with a GDP of $65m is no joke.

This seems trivially defeatable by having an officer use the camera footage as evidence when they issue a fine. Then there’s an accuser to be confronted in court - the officer

That surely fails the Katz test

Gif is indeed a shit format for the purpose.

Video codecs are downright magical and everything down to your average toaster packs a hardware decoder for h264, so this is the bare minimum we should actually be using for this use-case.

It’s never going to come home you wankers

Distracted Driver detection is already really common in cars sold these days, and it’s a good security feature.

If you’re not comfortable with it, you can always opt to not operate heavy machinery - there are other ways to get around.

This area of San Jose is in commuting distance to Silicon Valley offices, where you can get very large pay packages upwards of $400,000/year (average for L5 at Google in the Bay Area).

Artificial housing scarcity (the zoning restrictions in San Jose are very strict) combined with the massive incomes in the area has led to the situation we see today.

I’m not sure it would be safely possible to mount the outdoor unit where I live, but it certainly does look like an interesting product.

With steam/hot water radiators, though, I imagine it’s even harder. Can these systems safely be modified to pump cold water?

I think this would result in humidity issues.

It’s going to be this hot again, and worse. This is well-known.

I already have a portable unit and a sealing kit, plus blackout curtains. The curtains can’t be deployed with the window opened enough to get the hose out. Running without any blackout curtains is an immediate non-starter since dawn is at 02:00 here, and my bedroom window is to the east.

I’m not going to be able to get an installer to mount a unit up on the floor where I live. It’s higher up than the 10th floor.

I’m also not going to be able to get the permit from the association to drill up a unit.

It’s basically just one really annoying dude stirring up shit in the municipal politics of Örebro.

Make no mistake, he’s a massive piece of shit still

It’s pretty common for people to already have a heating solution in place that can’t practically be replaced with a reversible heat pump. District heating being a primary example here.

This is assuming that installing an AC is an alternative.

I can’t install one in my apartment, there’s just no way to set up the outdoor unit for the bedroom. Our windows don’t accommodate window units, being casement windows. That leaves portable units, which are not particularly effective, and on top of that forces a serious amount of sunlight into the bedroom, hence ruining the whole thing. Dawn is at 02:04 here, fwiw.

My only hope really is that my apartment building would install some kind of central cooling solution, which is an incredibly expensive endeavour.

It’s not really a bubble if you have to shoot someone pop it

The AI companies are trying to make it as difficult as possible to get a good PC

This is a wild theory if I ever heard one

they bought their own hardware to investigate hosting local models.

That’s going to be incredibly hard to make economical I bet, unless you have the ability to basically max out the utilization of the hardware around the clock.