Exactly this.

Or, "the bad guys will just heat my car to open my windows and steal my kid," probably

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352484722012021

AI is the new rule 34.

Artificial intelligence (AI) models for refrigeration, heat pumps, and air conditioners have emerged in recent decades. The universal approximation accuracy and prediction performances of various AI structures like feedforward neural networks, radial basis function neural networks, adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference and recurrent neural networks are encouraging interest. ... Thus, complex multi-objective problems that require high precision solutions to optimize the cost and performance of ideal RHVAC are solved using artificial intelligence techniques (Mohanraj et al., 2012).

Granted, this is modeling, not implementation, but.

Are you in my state? HVAC peeps had little to no idea about heat pumps and claimed they were $20,000 to install and only rich people had them.

Lemmy has been around long enough to have an always?

Eat brown rice?

Also annoying that articles like these never list the full list of affected beverages. We can't have a negative taint against our dear corporations!

Oranges aren't squeezed anyway. They're separated into tanks of raw components and then mixed so OJ always tastes the same.

The tech has been in Samsung phones for several years, and is good enough that one's fingerprint will read through vinyl gloves if they aren't too scrunched up. It's fast and decent.

Does make me wonder though, it's a Qualcomm tech. Does that mean Google is finally going back to Qualcomm chips? The pixel modems have been trash ever since they left.

Fun fact. The Thunderbolt had two modem chips, a 3G modem and a 4G modem. Normally phones have one modem. Also the 4G modem was indeed super inefficient and ate electricity for breakfast. It was necessary at the time as Verizon hadn't fully integrated CDMA and LTE yet.

The walled garden needs to be destroyed. Compute devices should not be bound to the whims and fancies of their manufacturer. I'm honestly surprised it has gone on so long.

"Hey, it appears to be int most of the time except that one time it has letters."

throws keyboard in trash