ilikeatari

Yes! I think so. It was not my usecase as my goal was to actually still be in control of DJing myself. I just wanted good candidates for mixes. But I wanted to still be in the loop to have fun just playing.

hey! no :-( It's probably vibecoded garbage. Its kinda interesting as this one use software is actually good enough where i have been using it for over 1 month and it does accomplish what i need to do. It made me rethink software quality a little tbh.

I made myself a tool that connects to my cdj3000x and A9 mixer over network and gets all data live from them. So bpm, pitch, song metadata etc. The tool also connects to my recordbox library and runs custom ML algos to classify for pitch, stems, tonality Phrasing, energy etc. Long story short it basically shows me ideas of what will mix in well. It works bizarrely well for me.

We could use a little more kindness in discussion. I think the commenter has a very solid understanding on how computer works. The “understanding” is somewhat complex but I do agree with you that we are not there yet. I do think that the paradigm shift though is more about the fact that now we can interact with the computer in a new way.

In what way is the ego inflated? They feel confident in a system that they have learned to perform in with the best of their ability.

What impact did it have on project Oxygen?

I always thought it was because of patent licensing. Basically, extra unit costs.

I also use FSD HW4 daily, and it really just works well in regular conditions. It's unbelievable how we have a level of autonomy here and now, and not too many people know about it. Out of about 6k miles in the last 7 months, I probably drove 80 or so. I did not have many issues in the rain, but I do have issues in the snow. It's still somewhat unaware of how to drive well in snow. I usually disengage when it's snowy or very icy.

Does anyone know the FC or AIO they are flying?

Looks like it had NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX 16 GB. No GPS, Lidar, motion capture so its vision only. 6s battery so 5 incher?

What if I need massive amounts of boilerplate code that is cheap? there are still so many use cases where relatively simple CRUD apps would save massive amounts of time. In my industry, there are still massive organizations using pen and paper doing DVIR logs (just one example)

That's an interesting comment, but I have driven in heavy rain, and it worked just fine. Can you share how you arrived at your conclusion? I mean there is a limit to where the obstruction is so intense that even human cannot drive I get that but its actually performing fine for me in heavy rain that is still drivable for a human.

I legitimately drove full month with near zero interventions in FSD. The second statement is achievable in my opinion. Most people have not experienced hw4 with latest releases.

So this was a gps tracker that was installed by a fleet and never removed. The larger issue is that most car companies in the US are reselling your data on newish vehicles (2016+) anyway. I am still amazed that this is not a larger issue.

I think there is still some room. For me screen technology would be an innovation. Envision a screen that is hybrid between eink and current OLED. Or Siri that is useful (I think thats what they are working on). Or envision other inputs other than your thumbs :-) Maybe ironed out version of what they developed for Apple Vision Pro in terms of eye tracking or some other inputs. So many ideas!!!