8uhaal

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by 8uhaal 3y ago
The people increasingly charging their EVs from their solar panels on the roof?
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by 8uhaal 3y ago
> Autonomous cars will not be privately owned and be utilized very differently than privately owned cars Source? I find that to be a pretty bold statement.
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by 8uhaal 3y ago
> I find that our entire industry is encouraging and rewarding type-3 behavior Latest instance: ChatGPT and the hype around it.
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by 8uhaal 3y ago
Oh, interesting! Thanks for the pointer! But you can't always complement the language easily for an UFA either, right? The path to an accepting state may be unambiguous, but there could at the same time be a path to a non-accepting sta
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by 8uhaal 3y ago
Ah ok, thanks. What I meant was that you could flip the states if it's a DFA. If you have an NFA then that won't work, as shown by your counterexample. I suppose you generally accept in an NFA if there is an accepting state epsilo
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by 8uhaal 3y ago
Anybody knows what the problem with negation is? Can't you just swap accepting with non-accepting states? The result should accept exactly the complement, no? Since we're not talking about Büchi automata here.
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by 8uhaal 3y ago
Writing regexes is one of the most fun things that sometimes pop up at work. A little puzzle. Well-defined, clear that there must be a solution, somewhat easily checkable .. the easiest kind of task. I enjoy this just as much as some people
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by 8uhaal 3y ago
Shows that some things just can't be provided by the private sector and need a govt agency like the USPS. A private corp would have shut this down long ago and just required in their terms&conditions that people write in an easily
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by 8uhaal 3y ago
> In practice, what seems to happen is that surprisingly few people in hybrid cars bother charging the battery. That's just because of incentives. Once gasoline is 5x as expensive per mile than electric, people will charge every nig
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by 8uhaal 3y ago
What's more convenient than not having to do this fill up if the car is always full in the morning?
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by 8uhaal 3y ago
Exactly my point! Machine takeover is further than you'd think, because of the long tail.
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by 8uhaal 3y ago
So here we are discussing how AI will soon kill us all or at least solve the big questions of science, and at the same time we employ 800 souls in Utah working 70 hours a week to decipher bad handwriting.