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2y ago
There isn't a "task-shaped" robot for unstructured and complex manipulation, other than high DoF arms with vision and neural nets. For example, a machine which can cook food would be best solved with two robotic arms. However
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I find it weird that they consider "particles which fluctuate", but these particles are a part of the universe already. There's nothing to fluctuate when the universe doesn't exist. However, if something fluctuates somew
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2y ago
What's the best open source video model right now?
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2y ago
Original announcement: https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/1134728848747...
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For personal stuff you don't have to care about patents anyway. If the slicer can be modded to include this feature then there's nothing stopping people from using it. I'm not sure if just adding the feature in slicers would
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Does this mean it's good or bad? These companies aren't exactly the beacons of innovation.
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There's information about the market, like interest rates and whatever is happening in politics and how the economy is doing. Then there is information about assets, which might change or not change. Gold and bitcoin react to informati
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2y ago
He choose not to mention the top 20 Diablo IV player.
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2y ago
That's information about the market, not about the asset. Good luck to you too.
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As I said, this does not apply to monetary assets, which don't have returns or expected future returns, like gold or bitcoin. In addition, these assets do not change. There are no news. All we know is how the price has behaved in diffe
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2y ago
Yet, the price history is what convinces people to buy it. The longer it goes, the more convincing it becomes. Gold has been valuable for thousands of years, which is why everyone knows it will keep being valuable. Valuations of collectible
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2y ago
It's weird that some people are still having the same arguments which were thoroughly discussed on bitcointalk.org 16 years ago. The discussion about its value were interesting when the price was $0 and people were speculating if it&#x
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2y ago
Any computer will do (eg. Raspberry Pi), but I think you'll need an SSD drive or the initial sync will take ages. It's possible to move it onto spinning disk after sync, and keep it up to date. Umbrel ( https://umbrel.co
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This is slavery which is the opposite of a free market. On a free market everyone's freedom is protected. This might be the most misunderstood aspect of what a free market means. It does not mean that you're free to violate freedo
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Yeah, it's related in that way. Fed or other central banks setting / controlling interest rates is definitely price control (interest is the price of money), and it is a form of central planning, or central intervention which make
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Hayek doesn't talk about price stability or inflation at all in this article. There's no fallacy here. This is basically the "prices are all we need" of economics. It's written in historical context when some still
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2y ago
Sounds interesting! Maybe you should try to make this.
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The important question is: what is considered a language? > You can ask whether people who have these severe language impairments can perform tasks that require thinking. You can ask them to solve some math problems or to perform a socia
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2y ago
As a libertarian myself, I've come to the conclusion that anything addictive is not really consensual, because addiction can't be controlled. Thus, selling or providing addictive stuff violates consent of the buyer, and should e
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Imo this "mobile AR" is a stupid product category. This category is like Apple Watch on your face. You get to look at notifications, AR popups, messages and so on. It's mostly for consuming light-weight content on the go. Fir
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I think the critique was directed towards the attitude of being overtly scared of doing something illegal or breaking rules (which does not equal being unethical!). Backbag is simply a way to transport stuff in a backbag, which isn't i
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I don't think that way, at all. Capitalism at the core simply means that everyone can own stuff, and everyone gets to keep what they produce. Ownership means that the owner gets to decide how to use the things they own. Capitalism does
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It's hard to directly quantify what causes what, but in general capitalism happens naturally when people's freedoms are protected, and on the contrary (Marxist) socialism must be forced on people with violence. It doesn't lea
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That's not how it works. The majority of their wealth is in the stock of their companies. They don't earn anything until they sell their shares, and then the money comes from whoever wants to own the shares.
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I've been using https://exa.ai for this. It doesn't do any advanced agent stuff like here, but it's way better than Google, especially if you're not quite sure what you're looking for.
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The innovation of coinage is to standardize the unit mass and value, i.e. to create easily usable units. The specific image on the coin authenticates the mass and value given to the unit. This is an UX improvement over using different shape
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For 3D VR videos, this would be useful for adjusting IPD for every person, rather than use the static IPD of the camera setup. Also, allowing just a little bit of head movement would really increase the immersiveness. I don't need to t
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Nothing centralized about it and it's not a service. I can open a Lightning channel to my friend and make as many transactions as I want. Only the final difference is broadcasted to the Bitcoin blockchain. A similar method was original
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Great to see these getting better and better. This might actually be usable for geometry generation if it's possible to increase the resolution. It seems that a simple super-resolution pass could help with this. For now, using this mes
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2y ago
Any details on how these tests were created? I.e. which kind of program was used for generation.
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