Isinlor

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by Isinlor 4y ago
SpaceX is contracted to deliver people to the Moon surface for 2.8 billion dollars total (development + actual mission). To do it they need around 6 launches for refueling in orbit. Therefore, the very upper limit on a single Starship launc
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by Isinlor 4y ago
SpaceX is contracted to deliver people to the Moon surface for 2.8 billion dollars total (development + actual mission). To do it they need around 6 launches for refueling in orbit. The very upper limit on a single Starship launch is 0.5 bi
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by Isinlor 4y ago
SpaceX is contracted to deliver people to the Moon surface for 2.8 billion dollars total (development + actual mission). To do it they need around 6 launches for refueling in orbit. The very upper limit on a single Starship launch is 0.5 bi
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by Isinlor 4y ago
Every single launch of SLS will cost 2 billion dollars. It's just waste of money. Cancelling SLS will also not make Artemis program any more late than it is. Starship must be fully successful to get people to the Moon surface. If Stars
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by Isinlor 4y ago
That's sunken cost fallacy. Single flight of SLS will cost 2 billion dollars. 2 billion dollars! Each, single flight. You could build, launch and operate 3 Kepler Telescopes for that. Kepler is the telescope that was used to discovered
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by Isinlor 4y ago
To get people to the Moon surface you still need all of that. One small exception is that transfer of people in Artemis III will be from Orion to Starship instead of from Crew Dragon to Starship. After Artemis IV the plan is to transfer peo
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by Isinlor 4y ago
It's not just Mr. Musk reckoning stuff, but NASA too. Artemis program will not land on the Moon without Starship. In fact, SLS is almost useless without Starship due to 2 billion launch cost. There are no payloads for SLS besides Artem
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To me it looks very real: https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/rvmKpUhryN6qQmNffvqnXH-970...
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Obama wanted to get rid of Constellation and did not want SLS. He knew that there needs to be a new approach. And the new approach he put in place works excellently.
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Why would you care about access to space if you do not plan to do there anything valuable? The biggest issue with SLS+Orion is that these 40 billions could be spend on launching space telescopes or missions to other planets. You could get 3
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by Isinlor 4y ago
Starship is at least 10x bigger than any current NASA plan of sending people to Mars. For HLS NASA requirement was capability of delivering 2T of cargo to the Moon. Starship offers 100T or more.
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SpaceX builds Mars Starship in their private capacity, so they don't have to certify it with NASA. It most likely never will be according to criteria from commercial crew program, because it does not have and will not have an escape sy
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This is lunar lander variant. They just adopted Starship to the NASA requirements. Starship is first and foremost designed to deliver people and/or 100T of cargo to Mars.
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Starship is literally contracted by NASA to land people on the Moon. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starship_HLS
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Yes, there are clear biological markers related to reported symptoms of Long COVID. Increases in exhausted immune T cells and lower levels of cortisol. Also, patient reported outcomes alone are sufficient to identify Long COVID patients wit
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EU has regulations for electric waste disposal: https://environment.ec.europa.eu/topics/waste-and-recycling/... Electric appliances manufacturers are responsible for their disposal and recycling. Here is overview
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How would your Python script differentiate misleading questions from genuine questions? Like the following: Q: How many parts will the Andromeda galaxy break into if a grain of salt is dropped on it? A: The Andromeda galaxy will not b
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by Isinlor 4y ago
> GPT-3 emulating the style of the Q&A answers you gave it Yes, that's exactly what it does. And it is: > a program that can tell you that you’re asking it the wrong question The OP was claiming that this is not possible righ
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For me personally: Alan Turing for model of computation Kurt Gödel for incompleteness theorem Erwin Schrödinger for "What is life?" book Hugh Everett for many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics Seth Lloyd for u
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I'm just saying that the statement: > The DL community is not actually working on general intelligence is factually false. They are working on it.
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To fix logistics, equipment and munitions capabilities?
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Both DeepMind and OpenAI have explicit goal of creating AGI.
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GPT-3 can tell you that you are asking the wrong question if you show it that it can. The beginning below is so called "prompt". A piece of text to set the context for the model. After that is a QA session with the model. You can
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Soviet Russia STARTED WWII together with Germany. They agreed it with Germans. Soviets attacked Poland on 17th September 1939. Their army and tanks crossed Polish border. Then they shook hands with Germans and proceeded to annex Poland. ht
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Nando de Freitas Research Director at @DeepMind. CIFAR. Previously Prof @UBC & @UniofOxford. made a lot of headlines: https://twitter.com/NandoDF/status/1525397036325019649 Someone’s opinion article. My opinio
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Have you heard about EfficientZero? This is the first algorithm that achieved super-human performance on Atari 100k actions benchmark. EfficientZero's performance is also close to DQN's performance at 200 million frames while we c
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See: https://arxiv.org/abs/2205.06175 A Generalist Agent Inspired by progress in large-scale language modeling, we apply a similar approach towards building a single generalist agent beyond the realm of text outputs. T
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Kurzweil in 2002 made $20,000 bet that a difficult, well defined 2h version of Turing test will by passed by 2029. https://longbets.org/1/ Given development in language models in the last 2 years he may have a decent c
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The survey [0], fielded in late 2019 (before GPT-3, Chinchilla, Flamingo, PaLM, Codex, Dall-E, Minerva etc.), elicited forecasts for near-term AI development milestones and high- or human-level machine intelligence, defined as when machines
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When a country is trying very hard to delete you from existence for hundreds of years it's very hard to not be suspicious of that country. Poland lost 20% of population in WWII started by Germany and Soviet Russia. Every fifth person d

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