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by _kb 2mo ago
The data is already there. This also gets more interesting when you expand the scope from just elevators to general building occupancy and movement. In the simplest sense, I've seen this tied into security gates so as people badge on w
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by _kb 2mo ago
Yes, but just imagine all the paperclips we’ll have.
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Spinning drone hides in plain sight(news.northwestern.edu)
2 points by _kb 3mo ago|1 comments
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by _kb 3mo ago
Those wax cylinders are a modern hack. The curved surface distorts the real artistic intent. The only way to appreciate the true beauty of sound is a the purity of soot etchings on a phonautogram.
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by _kb 3mo ago
The reference in the parent comment was already suitably frabjous.
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by _kb 3mo ago
IMO the power of NixOS is at the other extreme. Set it up with Impermanence ( https://wiki.nixos.org/wiki/Impermanence ) and reboot often. Also worth flagging if you are only ever switching in new configs Kernel patches,
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by _kb 3mo ago
Great examples. The English lexicon is continuously embiggened by the adoption and expansion of terms.
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by _kb 3mo ago
.id.au already has some similar requirements for associating a domain with a real world (human) identity: https://www.auda.org.au/au-domain-names/the-different-au-dom...
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by _kb 3mo ago
This is the most dystopic use for that bandwidth I could possibly imagine.
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by _kb 4mo ago
https://lasuite.numerique.gouv.fr
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by _kb 4mo ago
It was a bit of humour. It would be much for feasible to have an LLM generate programs that solve those problems rather than solving directly. I tried to make a start, but I couldn't even vibe a simple tool that would let me reliably v
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by _kb 4mo ago
The Riemann hypothesis, PvNP, and the Collatz conjecture.
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by _kb 4mo ago
It’s the linguistic equivalent of the loudness wars.
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by _kb 4mo ago
Black Mirror already did that episode: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_People_(Black_Mirror) .
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by _kb 4mo ago
You mean like this https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.aef5697 , or this https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8354557/ .
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by _kb 4mo ago
Great to see VR gigs getting a Second Life .
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by _kb 5mo ago
Nope. 2007 is like 2 or 3 years ago, tops.
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by _kb 5mo ago
What do you mean Windows Vista "nostalgia"? That makes me feel a little long in the horn.
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by _kb 5mo ago
For the music application, Max Cooper uses items that appear in the OEIS catalogue pretty heavily. IMO, his works sound amazing. Tracks like Aleph 2 ( https://vimeo.com/367747083 ) or Fibonacci Sequence ( https://vi
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by _kb 6mo ago
> Is thinking about music as applied mathematics a good way to create good music? Or is it just the most easily digestible model of music for the crowd on this site? It's a great way to analyse music (e.g. to categorise, understand,
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by _kb 7mo ago
Like a light switch? Or do you mean a button that activates chunked recording, passes it to a speech-to-text model, forwards to an LLM to infer intent, which triggers HA to issue a command, over a wireless network, to the computer with the
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AI is helping choose targets in Iran war – now it's a target too(abc.net.au)
1 points by _kb 7mo ago|0 comments
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by _kb 7mo ago
And if you'd like to get a little meta: https://clackernews.com/item/690 .
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by _kb 7mo ago
Or https://clackernews.com/ .
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by _kb 8mo ago
Unfortunately, and “Attention Is All You Need”.
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by _kb 8mo ago
Turn them into biogas to create more energy for DCs.
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by _kb 8mo ago
That's certainly true to an extent. Other commenters have already highlighted necessary complexities. There is absolutely a lot of very entrenched "ways-of-working" that add unnecessary complexity, as with every domain. Not e
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by _kb 8mo ago
ST 2110-22 is codec agnostic. It just standardises CBR compression, for which JPEG-XS is a good fit today. For plug-and-play IPMX ( https://ipmx.io/about/ ) is looking to be a pretty promising approach that combines ST 2
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by _kb 8mo ago
Platypus on a penny farthing.
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by _kb 8mo ago
This is a really good take. I think the core caution is this is not type-level checks. Anything this validates still needs to be eval'd. It's not a guarantee of correctness for all inputs but does look to be a fairly light (and us

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