This is the real Litmus test isn't it? There will be a deafening silence from critics when AI decides P vs NP.

It's a Delphi-compatible IDE: https://www.lazarus-ide.org/

Sure, but those already sold still exist.

and there's nothing wrong with that.

wish they enable the actual iphone 16 with a full-fledged OS that we can plug into an external monitor.. I think samsung tried it but didn't get mass appeal. Apple could do that IMO - would have even avoided launching neo as students own a device in the form of phone or tab anyway..

From the article:

Karpathy’s main points: Extra sensors add cost to the system, and more importantly complexity. They make the software task harder, and increase the cost of all the data pipelines. They add risk and complexity to the supply chain and manufacturing. Elon Musk pushes a philosophy of “the best part is no part” which can be seen throughout the car in things like doing everything through the touchscreen. This is an expression of this philosophy. Vision is necessary to the task (which almost all agree on) and it should also be sufficient as well. If it is sufficient, the cost of extra sensors and tools outweighs their benefit. Sensors change as parts change or become available and unavailable. They must be maintained and software adapted to these changes. They must also be calibrated to make fusion work properly. Having a fleet gathering more data is more important than having more sensors. Having to process LIDAR and radar produces a lot of bloat in the code and data pipelines. He predicts other companies will also drop these sensors in time. Mapping the world and keeping it up to date is much too expensive. You won’t change the world with this limitation, you need to focus on vision which is the most important. The roads are designed to be interpreted with vision.

So the argument is pretty much: it should be sufficient to use vision only, and that it is too difficult / expensive to do otherwise.

Gemini also suggests driving. I followed up with:

"How short would the distance need to be for me to prefer walking?"

The answer included (paraphrasing for succinctness):

* Technically 0 because otherwise "the car is technically in a different location than the car wash."

* recognized this as an LLM trap to test if AI can realize that "you cannot wash a car that isn't there."

* Then it gave me three completely reasonable scenarios where I would actually prefer to walk over driving.

Did you consider connecting the usb3300 to the PIO?

Sorry just to clarify - it isn't my project. I just thought it was a great post with some really helpful tips!

The issue was not with PIO. It was with the fact that both rp2040 and rp2350 only support usb1.1, which doesn't have enough bandwidth to do uncompressed ~320x240x16bpp@60Hz.

I thought chips need to be radiation-hardened to work in space.

This reconstruction is atrocious! There is absolutely no way that such a prominent statue looked so bad given the rest of the artifacts that we have from antiquity Greece.

This reconstruction somehow reminded me of [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecce_Homo_(Garc%C3%ADa_Mart%C3...