Self-driving Tesla does 'the craziest things you can imagine'

Re:Self-driving Tesla does 'the craziest things you can imag... by mrtranscendence on Wednesday February 02, 2022 @11:12AM (#30179523)

As someone who's heavily bought into the Apple ecosystem, I'm surrounded by Unix all the time, technically. On my wrist, in my pocket, on my lap. And I'm surrounded by Linux, too, at least at work. But Linux on the desktop? How delightfully absurd!

Nah, I really want my next PC build to run Linux. But that'll have to wait a while ... just paid $4k for a vacation. My girlfriend wasn't sympathetic that $4k would pay for an awesome rig instead.

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Re:Self-driving Tesla does 'the craziest things you can imag... by hughrr on Wednesday February 02, 2022 @11:18AM (#30179618)

I tried Linux on a fairly hefty Ryzen rig recently and it was the usual shit show. HiDPI doesn’t even work properly with wayland yet. My next $4k rig is going to be an iMac.

Typing this on my iPad in a hotel. That’s the life.

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Re:Self-driving Tesla does 'the craziest things you can imag... by mrtranscendence on Wednesday February 02, 2022 @11:30AM (#30179792)

I'm sympathetic, and I don't think I'd ever run Linux as my primary compute. But as a secondary machine that gives me a chance to tinker where failure doesn't really matter, it seems viable.

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Re:Self-driving Tesla does 'the craziest things you can imag... by hughrr on Wednesday February 02, 2022 @11:32AM (#30179831)

I just rent mine from Linode. Less capital risk then.

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