But, what about accuracy? For GM’s purposes, Strauss says accuracy is not a huge concern at the design stage because finer details are ironed out later in the process. “When it really starts to matter is when we’re getting close to launching a vehicle, and the coefficient of drag is going to be used for our energy calculation, which eventually goes to the certification of our miles per gallon on the sticker.” At that stage, Strauss says, a physical model of the car will be put into a wind tunnel for an exact number.

All in all, by drastically bringing down the time it takes to model the physics, large physics models enable engineers to explore a much greater range of possibilities before a final design is reached.

So this is really just to help iterate on early designs without waiting 2 weeks each time to get feedback on if a design is problematic. This is actually a really great use of machine learning.

You gotta reach people where they are. Twitter doesn’t have as many eyeballs as the others.

I just checked if there were any controls for this on Android. As far as I could tell, you can only toggle it on/off.

Off clears the history, but I wish we could do more than all or nothing. I don’t need a history of more than a week at most.

I wonder if it’ll become a moral action to learn a bit more about how to make art unassisted.

The Supreme Court is taking up a case on whether Paramount violated the 1988 Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA) by disclosing a user’s viewing history to Facebook. The case, Michael Salazar v. Paramount Global, hinges on the law’s definition of the word “consumer.”

I’d agree security needs more attention when developing protocols and products, and I’d also consider Bluetooth simple. That being said, I know plenty of folks that don’t like the Bluetooth pairing process, especially those without a technical background.

Fast Pair is really convenient, and I’d say it can open the door for a lot of new experiences, but I do wish the developers put more effort into their TARA.

They don’t have active noise cancelling.

All the more reason to use my IEMs… At least when I’m not flying.

If the XML standard is overly complex, does that mean it’ll be a bigger pain for MS employees to maintain? Sounds like cutting off one’s nose to spite one’s face.

That’s never been the case.

Brands tested:

• Apple
• Apple/Nike
• CASETiFY
• Fitbit
• Google
• KingofKings
• Modal
• Samsung
• Tighesen
• Vanjua

Seriously, I wouldn’t even trust a self-driving Tesla if it was in a small, geo-fenced area.

Oh, GaN tech items are gonna get pricey aren’t they?