GabeIsko

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by GabeIsko 2y ago
Trying to stand up an alt currency backed by Russian oligarchs with deep ties to Russian intelligence services? I smell a federal ban if this catches on.
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by GabeIsko 2y ago
At the end of the day, it's the section 230 that should really be re-evalutated right? Google and Facebook can promote lies all day long along side reputable journalism, and then deny all legal liability, because it isn't them say
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by GabeIsko 2y ago
Well, that doesn't really work. There is only so much electrical efficiency you can crank out of these motor. Essentially, there is a relationship between the current you pump through them, which is limited by their thermal characteris
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Rickrolling is dead anyway. You definitely get an ad now.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
I mean, this is the twisting logic. xy hack put's a backdoor in sshd. You need to access sshd port to go through the back door and get RCE. Hacker could have put something even more nefarious that could phone home somewhere. We would l
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
But motor and motion control isn't exactly so mysterious that we need AI for it. Inductance in electric motors can have some odd effects in the acceleration domain, but it generally boils down to a second to third order differential fo
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
I'm not super familiar, but they say in the webpage that it is specifically for Universal Scene Description, which is formally for graphics. Although, after a quick google, it looks like they do have a simulation package which then run
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Making and animating a 3D graphics robot arm is trivial compared to building it in real life. So not so much Omniverse, you would want to use a proper simulator like gazebo. But beyond that, the kinematics as well as the force dynamics for
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
I wouldn't really consider port knocking to be that effective of a way to block connections. It is really only obscure, but port knocking software is very accessible. So if you know a port needs to be knocked, it's not hard for an
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Governments will just outsource it to commercial contractors at this point.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Yeah, especially after a few years. Perhaps there is a way to get it to charge and discharge reccurringly, but that would probably take some extra hardware.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
If someone made a UPC in the form factor of a laptop battery, we could be off to the races. I thought a laptop battery would be good for this, but they do bad things if you leave them plugged in all the time. No reason to go crazy with your
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
It's ironic that a song that is regarded as a war protest song is preventing the distribution of a war protest video game.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Well, yes and no. PID is very simple to integrate in a state loop, so it is simple to implement, and gives the illusion of imperfect tracking very quickly. So I imagine this implementation worked rather well. Because the imperfectness isn&#
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Especially in a video game context, where you can always go in and change how the system works. A really good way to tell is to consider the relationship between your input and output. PID get's thrown around all the time because a lot
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Man, y'all haven't been around software consulting long enough. First, you have to sell low code based on the premise that you don't need coders to make your software. Than, for custom functionality, you explain that you need
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
I remember this, so ridiculous. Can't believe it took thos long for the trail to go through.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Right now it is managed using blender, and then I back it up and version it manually, which is pretty common for blender workflows. I am planning an overhaul in a bit. I looked into sun, but would probably rather use git lfs honestly. There
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
But it has nothing to do with AI, it was an investment in optimized hard for floating point calculations for completely unrelated applications to AI. Not that they don't deserve it. It's great hardware. But it would be a shame for
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
A bunch of hacky comedians deemed it a social fopaux to not be able to afford an iPhone for some reason. I hope they got their tik tok engagement out of it at least.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
One of the conceits people forget about git is that it really is meant for text only. I'm one of those weirdos who actually likes git LFS, but only because I admit all it's short comings. But it is working really well for my game
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Yeah, it's from Andreessen Horowitz. This stuff exists for software managers to point to when they make purchasing decisions in B2B. Doesn't serve any practical purpose. It is weird seeing my hobbyist game dev and professional ent
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Yes, I have stated that I understand it is legally a no-no because they are violating the terms under which they have access to that documentation. But ethically, I think it is a lot less clear cut, because it allows CSC/DXC to hold th
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Yeah, I agree 100%. The only corollary is that I view a lot of settlements like this as much more protectionist. I thought that this was for a gov. bid and not an insurance conglomerate, but the principle is the same. DXC lost the bid, prob
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Oh yeah, you need to follow the law, no doubt about that. But is the law there to provide an ethical framework for productive business to occur, or to provide a level of protectionism to local interests? I don't think you can look at t
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
I think there is a difference between mastering fluid dynamics to the point where you can have sustained power flight, and building a machine that arranges words next to other words based based problematically in training data. But even if
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
A machine that doesn't actually understand anything, but is able to generate a ton of coherent text anyway? That's an offshore technical service company's dream. What did you say? That it is also complicated to deploy properl
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Let's say that I hire you as a software engineer. I tell you to implement several new features in the product you are assigned to. But, you aren't allowed to read any documentation or source code of the project you are working on.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
No, it's probably implementation specific. They probably refered to some documents regarding the ongoing implementation of a DXC app. Remember that with the enterprise deals it is pretty custom how these things are deployed. CSC probab
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
I think we should stop framing this as ethics. TCS tried to get the best outcome for their client. CSC decided the client should suffer because they didn't win the re-compete. That's basically retaliation. Also a Texas Jury decidi

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