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arriu
4y ago
Thanks for this. When was the document published? It’s nearly 500 pages!
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arriu
4y ago
Awesome investigation and breakdown.
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arriu
4y ago
I’d encourage interested readers to look at some of Leslie’s other papers. His work from decades past was very forward thinking and useful in today’s world. His work has directly shaped how many distributed systems reach consensus. Includin
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arriu
4y ago
Awesome to see the recent adoption of Pi modules in game consoles. I can’t wait to see where this goes
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arriu
4y ago
I love this but it needs more Rust :)
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arriu
4y ago
Sea pirates still exist and would love this… you’d need to provide protection and safety, that would probably negate the energy gains
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arriu
4y ago
I love that there is a star showing some drift
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arriu
4y ago
Anyone know whether we’ve crossed the boundary on “the next Einstein will be an AI”? Specifically, do scientists believe the next breakthroughs will come from humanity or are we waiting for AI at this point?
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arriu
4y ago
With a title like that I’d expect a picture, I guess the definition of seeing is different :)
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arriu
4y ago
Any plans to take this to mobile?
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arriu
4y ago
It seems people are frustrated with GitHub’s CoPilot pricing model
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4y ago
If only we could ask the engineer designed the module “why did you design it this way”? Perhaps something to think about when writing code. It’s not always enough to know what it’s doing. Leave a comment with the why :)
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arriu
4y ago
It’s also interesting because there seems to be a competitive angle too. Sony makes cameras as well that use Sony sensors.
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arriu
4y ago
Also, I really like being able to read a thread of comments on a specific tweet as part of a thread. You would need to skim all comments otherwise.
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arriu
4y ago
Thanks for clarifying. I wasn’t aware of it back then unfortunately.
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arriu
4y ago
It’s good to see more players in this space.
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4y ago
For anyone interested, I put together a golang version of the WFC algorithm used by townscaper: https://github.com/zfedoran/go-wfc And a live WASM demo if you’re into that: https://zfedoran.github.io/go
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arriu
4y ago
Wouldn’t this generate a ton of heat?
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arriu
4y ago
I don’t know. I hear you and do agree but part of me wonders whether the science learned from Juno is boring and pretty pictures would have been more exciting. Potentially leading to more science missions from newly excited public opinions.
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arriu
4y ago
It’s really a shame they didn’t put better imaging equipment on Juno. The argument being that little science would be gained from it. I’d argue secondary effects would have made it worth the weight.
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4y ago
With all the advances in AI, I’d expect to be able to walk up to an NPC and just talk to it. No pre scripted options, just traits, background story, and inventories… let the AI figure it out from there. For example, mass effect without the
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arriu
4y ago
Is it just me or is the syntax on these worse than the issues it’s solving?
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arriu
4y ago
It’ll be back, just give it 10 years.
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4y ago
For me, the biggest issue with using vanilla JS is the lack of guardrails. Before even considering something like this I’d want to see a style guide and clear definition of where code should live. Frameworks like React do that well. I can e
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arriu
4y ago
Is unreal engine the modern day equivalent of this? Is there something else that is more approachable?
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arriu
4y ago
I agree; perhaps they are afraid of negative impacts of releasing their work to the public. Either way, I’m not sure I understand the name choice at this point.
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4y ago
Blockchain != Bitcoin
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4y ago
I also agree that not everything needs a blockchain or decentralized layers. And moreover agree that there is a giant amount of garbage on the chain. However, can we take a moment to acknowledge how biased the crowd here is against blockcha
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Procedural images using wave function collapse WASM (Golang)
(github.com)
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Yeah seriously. If they are not able to put into words or diagrams what the algorithm is doing then the company itself has no idea how it works. And that to me would suggest it’s far from optimal. Many complicated research papers have had n
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