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by Geee 4mo ago
Are we finally re-entering the Atomic Age? It seems that the Soviets extended the Oil Age by about 40 years, by blowing up the Chernobyl plant in 1986.
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by Geee 4mo ago
Terry Davis implements a PID controller for a rocket in SimStructure: https://youtu.be/25hLohVZdME?t=207
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by Geee 4mo ago
My weight loss diet is coffee for breakfast and lunch, then one large pizza for dinner. That's it.
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by Geee 4mo ago
You mean Amazon's codebase?
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by Geee 4mo ago
If all the AI / robotics dreams come true and productivity increases a lot, it'll cause deflationary pressure, which must be balanced with money printing to keep inflation up at 2%. Increased productivity is never allowed to resul
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by Geee 4mo ago
Just switching the input method from shooting to eye-control would be fine for me, if it's accurate enough. Clicks can be made from the controller.
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by Geee 4mo ago
The difference is that glasses sit on your nose and headphones sit on your head. 100g headphones are considered lightweight. Apple's headphones are 386 grams, which are too heavy for a lot of people.
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by Geee 4mo ago
The display part is 185g and headstrap adds 245g, which has headphones and battery at the back. Seems like it's well balanced, but might be too heavy. If it's comfortable it will be the first ever decent VR device. Assuming that t
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by Geee 4mo ago
Yeah, that's why I don't have Beyond 2. Beoynd 2e has eye tracking. The added mass is just 1 g which is kind of hilarious. You could add 8 visual sensors for pass-through, inside-out tracking and hand tracking, adding maybe 10 g.
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by Geee 4mo ago
I wouldn't say so, if they're properly balanced / supported. Most headphones are heavier than that and comfortable. Ski goggles are around the same weight, and you can easily wear them for long periods without even noticing.
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by Geee 4mo ago
Beyond 2 is 107 grams. The new M5 Vision Pro is 750 grams. It's easily doable, but Apple deliberately makes them heavy for some reason.
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by Geee 4mo ago
To see if it's fake.
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by Geee 4mo ago
You're right, but also "PCC is very secure" might give a false sense of security, considering that there might be other associated vulnerabilities in these kinds of systems.
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by Geee 4mo ago
It can make on-device tool calls using your data (web search, database search, email, app APIs) which are not private. PCC doesn't protect against being dumb with your data. E.g. "the user asks if their Bitcoin private key is uniq
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by Geee 4mo ago
There's no guarantee against data exfiltration, because the data leaks happens through tool calls, which are not made from the PCC, but from your own device. E.g. "the user asks if their Bitcoin private key is unique, let's m
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by Geee 4mo ago
No, I don't want Apple to read all my emails, text messages and photos. I'm probably not going to buy Apple devices any more if it really works like this, by default sending all your data into their cloud. If I want to use AI, I w
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by Geee 4mo ago
Winvidia
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by Geee 4mo ago
Starship makes space access 1000x cheaper than before, with cost-to-orbit under $10 / kilogram. Also much larger payloads become possible. That's an insane economic unlock, because space contains unlimited amounts of resources and
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by Geee 4mo ago
How is Tesla destroying the planet? In my mind, Tesla is one of the most important companies in transition to clean energy. Yet it got dropped from the S&P ESG index. ESG is just another phony way for someone to manipulate stock prices,
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by Geee 4mo ago
There's also the metal handle to rest your hand on, which also acts as a target which you can find blindly, and from there you can find the correct knob by touch. You'll just have to remember the the third knob is the fan speed an
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by Geee 4mo ago
The climate controls are physical knobs: https://youtu.be/6Reu1WS3BhM?t=611
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by Geee 5mo ago
I'm guessing / hoping that the engine outs we're planned, or that they ran the engines with slightly different parameters to test them. If it's just unreliability then it might be a hard problem to solve.
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by Geee 5mo ago
What are you doing with multiple agents, i.e. how do you have so much work to do? I can't come up with new ideas faster than the dude is coding.
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by Geee 5mo ago
We are at the point where "don't add seahorses" doesn't actually fill it with seahorses like the previous models.
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by Geee 5mo ago
What a bunch of bullshit. Like clockwork, another failed economist has crawled out of the woodwork to make a quick buck by blaming capitalism right at the top of an economic bubble. Turns out studying economics might pay off after all!
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by Geee 5mo ago
The pessimistic case is based on the misconception that AI is some kind of a superhuman. Our current AI models are trained on human data, which has an unfortunate side effect which causes them to think and behave like a human. But as soon a
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by Geee 5mo ago
There's no code. You are imagining things.
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by Geee 5mo ago
This is not accurate, because it's not adjusted for inflation. There hasn't been real GDP growth in Finland for 20 years. This is more accurate comparison: https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.PP.K
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by Geee 5mo ago
It would be the opposite. Kindness = respect for other's property = capitalism.
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by Geee 5mo ago
True. AI does have a style but it's more of a bug than a feature.

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