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by O5vYtytb 3y ago
My biggest concern for military use of AI is how incompetent most military contractors are. These huge companies employ an army of not-very-good engineers whose primary purpose seems to be to over-complicate projects. Imagine the same te
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by O5vYtytb 3y ago
I'd suggest anyone interested watch the series of EverydayAstronaut interviews with Elon at starbase. Or read interviews with past/current SpaceX engineers. He is definitely involved in the design and pushing the schedule hard.
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by O5vYtytb 3y ago
I don't understand the issue here. You input GPL code (the headers) and get GPL code out, what do you expect? The more insinuating issue would be if you started with a innocent seeming function that a typical software developer would
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by O5vYtytb 3y ago
I have to wonder what you mean we're no longer making cool spacecraft? The SpaceX starship is about to launch in an hour, it's very cool.
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by O5vYtytb 4y ago
People like to bash OpenAI because they've taken a profit-driven approach and haven't open sourced all of their products. However, they release their products for public consumption and improvement. In this case I wish Google wo
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by O5vYtytb 4y ago
My wife has this, she's had half a dozen lung collapses over the last few years as the nodules separate lung from lung wall. Long term it is bad, many people are on oxygen for life. It also affects mostly women, and is likely woefull
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by O5vYtytb 4y ago
what the heck are the images on there? AI generated?
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by O5vYtytb 4y ago
Well sure, but that's because there's little demand for fast ecc memory by the gaming crowd due to the aforementioned market segmentation. There's no substantial limitation on ddr speed due to ECC itself.
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by O5vYtytb 4y ago
flask took the approach of only providing basic funtionality and relying on 3rd party packages for things like openapi docs and thr like. fastapi has a lot more included and it makes the common tasks like documenting your api easier and mo
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by O5vYtytb 4y ago
Wondering if anyone has examples/ideas for how to do this with video? I have two cameras (GoPro) that I use to record athletic games on a 20ft tall tripod, and I want to automatically stitch them together for easier analysis of games.
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by O5vYtytb 4y ago
I will say that structured concurrency (coroutine based) via Trio/Anyio is, in my experience, so much better for most applications that can support it. Reasoning/testing threading code is so impossible once a project gets large en
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by O5vYtytb 4y ago
Also see https://github.com/badaix/snapcast which also supports AirPlay: https://github.com/badaix/snapcast/blob/master/doc/player_se...
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by O5vYtytb 4y ago
You can get laser hair removal. Not so easy but it works
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by O5vYtytb 4y ago
Indeed, the example: > import math prod([math.factorial(x) for x in l]) No! Bad python! In J it’s just / ! l, quite literally an order of magnitude fewer keystrokes. I don't know anything about `match.factorial()` or `prod()`
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by O5vYtytb 4y ago
A number of people in this thread are responding regarding their honey bee population, which I think is very important for agriculture. However, I think the more insidious issue is the decline of native bee populations. From the article:
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by O5vYtytb 4y ago
There's many more improvements to be made in single threaded performance, including things like JIT. Future improvements are complicated, they won't be a free lunch like this first round has generally been. My feeling is that th
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by O5vYtytb 4y ago
Most python code in the world is currently single threaded. It makes sense to me to start with the low hanging fruit that affects the majority of existing code and then move on to harder problems.
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by O5vYtytb 4y ago
The faster cpython project isn't done after 3.11. they're working on many other improvements for 3.12 and we'll see other things possibly a JIT or at least an API to facilitate accelerators in 3.13+ I'm not worried abou
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by O5vYtytb 4y ago
"fastest" is accurate. You can get more computation work done in less time given an appropriate workload. No matter what adjective you use, "fastest" or "powerful", you're always within a context of an i
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
They're referring to a previously mentioned exploit: > Late last year we published a writeup of the initial remote code execution stage of FORCEDENTRY, the zero-click iMessage exploit attributed by Citizen Lab to NSO. The sandbox es
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
I can buy "Wal-Phed D" at my Walgreens pharmacy. It's Pseudoephedrine HCl 100 mg and works very well. It's quite easy to get, they just look at my ID.
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
I tried a softball: > what instrument did jimi hendrix play > Jimi Hendrix played the bass guitar, wooden recorder, and keyboard. Mostly accurate, but misses the main answer.
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
thats an awful feature
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
Can you share the datasheet/block diagram without requiring us to create an account?
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
The CM4 is technically rated -20 to +85C on the datasheet: https://datasheets.raspberrypi.org/cm4/cm4-datasheet.pdf
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
Heh, these aren't just hot terms that are willy-nilly thrown around like "cloud" or "serverless". > The unit meets stringent MIL-STD / DO-160 environmental standards (MIL-STD-704F, MIL-STD-1275D, MIL-STD-461
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
Hi I'm another magical user
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
I think the point is to make the populace angry enough that they assist in overthrowing the regime.
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
> but capture a comet or two and that problem goes away. So the moon colony needs to be capable of making the things to go and capture a comet, and more comets in the future to replenish supplies, to support itself. That's a very l
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by O5vYtytb 5y ago
Pretty sure it's Lego: https://www.lego.com/en-us/product/bucket-wheel-excavator-42...

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