Recent content by Kilrah

That's the strength of the signal but doesn't mean anything about the ability to connect to any particular service. Besides the need to login/register public WiFi services often block a bunch of things other than basic web browsing so not surprising it wouldn't work.

Yeah this has to be damage caused by crushing the bag while stored or such. Stress cracks would be a fine line but it wouldn't separate that far, there had to be some force applied.

No better than either logic or people then, just different failure modes but that will be unknown while we know the existing ones :D

What I mean is it can be done with simple logic, doesn't require the use of nondeterministic AI/ML.

None of this requires "AI", it's just simple logic.

As he says, got authorization, which then means you can get an unlock from DJI.

And once it does nobody will want to have pesky, needy and unreliable humans do anything, so unless you're in the 1% who need to keep doing menial tasks to keep the machines running you'll just be left to rot and die in a corner. What a great prospect!

That's a thing automation and logic can prevent. AI is just an unpredictable black box nobody can tell or understand exactly how it works or how it will behave, so sometimes it'll prevent it, sometimes it'll actually send it down on purpose because it's hallucinated something somewhere. AI...

Yes and no... the low cost and ease means that (even doing everything right) it's cheaper for companies like real estate developers who want regular drone work done to buy a drone and hire someone to fly it than to hire an external company, that means it might be difficult to make a drone...

Nothing? All their products would become unusable on new android phones worldwide. If it was US-only then yeah they could not care given the situation right now but I assume they're not looking to shut down globally... $25 https://developer.android.com/developer-verification/guides/faq Not to...

The 2 are not related. DJI removed/had to remove their apps from the Play Store because they do things that are not allowed on the Play Store, but as it says the developer cert thing doesn't relate to the apps' content. DJI will just have to register for the cert and sign their apps with it...

Everyone can use AI tools on their own. When people come to a forum it's precisely not to get useless AI-generated junk but more insightful responses. Plugging people's questions into AI and copy/pasting the result without checking/input helps no one.

The US is a big market, it makes sense to sell there. The US is the only place where DJI does not sell anymore. Why do you think that is? It's not too far-fetched to figure out that the current US administration's actions are the cause. You can look up the last couple years' worth of "China bad"...

Then you'll get to pay $10000 in advance for an obstacle avoidance feature that's "coming soon", wait 10 years without it ever appearing, and be told that it'll actually need new hardware and not be anywhere as capable as what was advertised when you paid for it anyway 🤣