TOMDM

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by TOMDM 4y ago
Also the more the government is bought into Starlink, the larger the pressure is to sideline regulatory problems.
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by TOMDM 4y ago
Yeah man anyone upset with Russia at the moment are just haters
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by TOMDM 4y ago
Check out this model, I've had limited success with it. Best I've done so far is to just add the labels it gives to the overlapping segments whisper spits out, which means some sentences have multiple speakers, but that's mos
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by TOMDM 4y ago
What if it was never written to disk? The identification and trimming happening before any audio is actually saved. Is picking someone else up on microphone at all a violation of two party consent? For example walking past someone in public
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by TOMDM 4y ago
That or they do understand the math and they think what's going on in our own minds may not be that special.
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by TOMDM 4y ago
If you could take a top spec model, cut the weight by 400lbs without effecting the crafts capability, you could certainly sell it at a premium yeah, it would be some difference between the current price and the fuel cost savings shedding 40
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by TOMDM 4y ago
Wow, thanks for the effort put into answering a passing curiosity! Of course any change to the aircraft has many other downstream implications (ability to source parts for repairs, lifetime of the part, maintenance requirements), but it&#x2
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by TOMDM 4y ago
Makes sense for NASA to donate, but say SpaceX could recover $10m in materials from an expended Starship, that's a steep ask. When the time comes, I hope they choose to donate it to a museum, or if not, the funds are raised to buy it o
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by TOMDM 4y ago
$1,000,000 per lb for R&D is steep, but at this stage in the game makes sense. I wonder what the unit price for a break-even 1lb saving would be. Is it worth spending $20,000 to shave off a pound with expensive materials?
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by TOMDM 4y ago
https://archive.ph/2bXGR
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by TOMDM 4y ago
https://archive.ph/2bXGR
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by TOMDM 4y ago
Mostly just the successful ones
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by TOMDM 4y ago
One could argue Copilot can translate/refactor code. I can't count the number of times I've copy pasted a chunk, commented it out, then put a comment describing what I'm after. Copilot will get it exactly right ~40% of t
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by TOMDM 4y ago
"The user needs to be able to edit some audio in the browser" Next thing you know, you have linux compiled to WASM running a docker container built to host ffmpeg for you.
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by TOMDM 4y ago
Better start damming rivers too, we don't want all that fresh water sequestered in the ocean where it becomes unusable due to salt contamination.
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by TOMDM 4y ago
Three theories, One, your ad profile is similar to people who may be in positions to make decisions about weapon spending. Two, maybe the "look at this cool tech" ads are meant to attract talent to build them, not people to buy th
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by TOMDM 4y ago
If you go to google image search at https://images.google.com and click the little camera icon, you can give it an image to search by. It used to be much better than it is now though, I don't really bother with it these day
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by TOMDM 4y ago
From the article: "The solar-powered headphones still have a built-in battery that can power up to 80 hours of playback time. It is this that the Powerfoyle strip charges. Mr Fili says that currently the tech can create one hour's
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by TOMDM 4y ago
This feels like a self-hosted sharepoint lists with more/better integrations and views. A killer tool to be sure. EDIT: Oh, most of the stuff that made it competitive in my eyes is "coming soon". Well, I'll keep an eye o
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by TOMDM 4y ago
Agreed for the most part. If we were to be extra generous, then the audio and visuals in minecraft could be a toy case of training an agent with a multimodal sensorium (can the agent avoid enemies sneaking up on them using sound cues, find
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by TOMDM 4y ago
This might actually do what I needed! I'll keep it in mind for the future, thank you for making me aware.
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by TOMDM 4y ago
Such a shame, I had an ideal use case for a product I'm working on, but there's no way I'm shackling it to cloud vendors. Just not a good fit for this product. I really hope materialize eventually inspires something like it i
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by TOMDM 4y ago
Here's a question to terrify the AI ethicists. What if we took a much larger language model and far more invasive brain scans. We train it on what the person is thinking and doing and their senses too. Pressure sensitive suit for touch
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by TOMDM 4y ago
Occans razor in this case applies to the complexity giving rise to a situation here though, not the complexity of a described system. Conventional physics giving birth to our universe is currently the model with the fewest assumptions. What
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by TOMDM 4y ago
Say I want to advertise my new documentary on climate change, should that be banned?
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by TOMDM 4y ago
Either way I appreciate the corrections from both of you!
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by TOMDM 4y ago
Yeah, the ability to rapid prototype parts with occluded cavities that can't be machined by a CNC makes this a compelling capability all on its own.
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by TOMDM 4y ago
Are there any pictures of a finished part? I'm assuming there would be features that need to be cleaned up after a print, but this looks incredible. I wonder what the cost savings are like vs a 6dof CNC mill for parts that can be made
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by TOMDM 4y ago
Could this be used to synch an in browser ephemeral SQLite to a server?
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by TOMDM 4y ago
I wonder what your input data would need to be for a competant AI in this space. Finance, goals, delivery timelines, capabilities of the team, employee availability, which employees work well with each other, office politics, regulatory con

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