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by Geee 5y ago
True. What actually happens, is the opposite, known as Thier's law[0]: "Good money drives out bad". When given free choice (free competition between currencies), people prefer to accept the good money, which eventually drives
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by Geee 5y ago
That's the problem. It would require some kind of new fuzzy signature algorithm, which works on information content in speech, rather than raw audio data. In this case, exact matching of data isn't important, but major changes in
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by Geee 5y ago
We have solved this problem already for text with digital signatures. There might be a way to digitally sign speech in real-time and show the signature on a display device, which is captured on video. It could be just a smartphone app or a
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by Geee 5y ago
Traffic jam assistant is like the hello world of autonomous driving. It's basically an example project from Github. They are not even approaching the hard problems which Tesla, Openpilot etc. are solving.
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by Geee 5y ago
Not really. They use the Nvidia Drive platform[0], and most of the software is from Nvidia. [0] https://developer.nvidia.com/drive
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by Geee 5y ago
Another effect of inflation is that people are forced to invest and take on risk, in order to not lose their savings. I think this has a major effect on workforce productivity and mental health. Everyone has to watch markets and worry about
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by Geee 5y ago
Simply put, from the poor to the rich. It's a major cause of wealth centralization.
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by Geee 5y ago
Same here. I've now played Elden Ring for 70 hours, and I'm about to give up. I gave it a chance but it seems that this type of game is not for me. I'm not able to get better at it, and there's no feeling of accomplishme
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by Geee 5y ago
There isn't much opportunity for learning when you get to face the enemy for just a few seconds, get killed and then have to grind through loading screen and low level enemies to get another try. It's just awful game design.
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by Geee 5y ago
Here is similar technique used, but with lasers: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-01125-y
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by Geee 5y ago
Just from economics point of view, it's a really bad idea to monopolize banking completely. There's a reason why central banks / money issuing should be separate from governments, although this principle has been eroding for
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by Geee 5y ago
There's no software support for foveated rendering in any games yet, afaik. It works in desktop mode and it's fast enough to be unnoticeable.
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by Geee 5y ago
Yes, that would probably fix it, but there's no software support yet in any games, afaik. It works only in desktop mode.
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by Geee 5y ago
I'd say that its just a couple of years ahead of the mainstream curve. My thinking is that Apple probably wants to make a very high resolution VR headset (similar or close to Varjo Aero), and it seems that with their new chips, they mi
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by Geee 5y ago
I didn't see display resolution (or the model of HMD) mentioned in the video. I'm using Varjo Aero, which has 2880x2720 per eye, which is almost quapruple (per eye) compared to Valve Index. I think this resolution is enough for a
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by Geee 5y ago
It also has an RTX 3090 level GPU, which costs over $3000. Taking this into account, it isn't that expensive comparatively.
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by Geee 5y ago
This is insane. They claim that its GPU performance tops the RTX 3090, while using 200W less power. I happen to have this GPU on my PC and not only it costs over $3000, but its also very power-hungry and loud. Currently, you need this kind
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by Geee 5y ago
The curse is crypto tokens and NFTs, not Bitcoin or proof-of-work. As we have seen, most of these tokens are just speculative schemes without connection to the underlying property. On the contrary, Bitcoin, as a seamless Internet-native cur
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by Geee 5y ago
It's clearly an alien hand reaching out of the ground.
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by Geee 5y ago
You can use bank transfers and Bitcoin to donate directly, see this page: https://savelife.in.ua/en/donate/ It seems that bitcoin donations are pouring in (over $4 million already). You can watch the bitcoin addre
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by Geee 5y ago
It would make more sense to have this at home. Just smaller one that puts out small fires quickly. Convince regulators that every home needs one. Profit.
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by Geee 5y ago
It changes everything. Thanks for coming up with this. I have thought about AI generated content before but not in this way. I just realized that we don't need the content web; we need just raw data sources and AI that generates conten
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by Geee 5y ago
This is clearly the future. All information will be generated on the fly and tailored for you. AI can match your level of knowledge, your language, your preferred style etc. AI can simplify / extend topics on demand, and also generate
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by Geee 5y ago
No, there's lots of calories in stool, but it depends on the type of food. For example, eating lots of fats and oils tends to "go through". On the other hand, rate of metabolism varies between people too.
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by Geee 5y ago
Great comparison. Grin is the only cryptocurrency that fundamentally competes with Bitcoin in the long term.
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by Geee 5y ago
If you compare to Monero, you see that Monero isn't even allowed on these exchanges. So, it seems that you can't really have privacy combined with high exchange liquidity.
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by Geee 5y ago
My best guess is that those guests wanted to be removed (they don't want to be associated with the controversy). Or it's just a bug.
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by Geee 5y ago
Youtube, especially, turns into a whole different experience. Ad in front of every video makes it impossible to quickly browse and sort through videos. I might watch just a few seconds and then go to the next one. When ads are enabled, the
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by Geee 5y ago
Cryptocurrencies use mnemonic phrases as a master key for a wallet. All the private keys are generated deterministically from the master key. BIP-39 mnemonic phrase is a list of 12 or 24 words. It is quite easy to write down on a piece of p
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by Geee 5y ago
90% of time, I don't really care about what food I want to eat, I'm just hungry. Whether it's ordering online or with a phone call, the most annoying and time consuming part is going over available restaurants and food option

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