aunty_helen

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by aunty_helen 8mo ago
Openclaw has that ability. Read emails, take actions. Also, from the sounds of it the Ms OAI deal is in its last days.
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by aunty_helen 8mo ago
Same could be said about the computer systems that have been developed in the last 20 years. But that hasn’t happened…
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by aunty_helen 8mo ago
Never gets prematurely optimised. If it’s causing issues you can just ask the ai to improve that part. Shit, it will often even identify problematic areas. And if migrating from a complete dumpster fire to a cleaner working system sounds ha
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by aunty_helen 9mo ago
Polar orbit. We’re already doing this.
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by aunty_helen 9mo ago
Because the sun hides at night. Scientists have yet to figure out where he goes. Until that happens it’s not a great power source.
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by aunty_helen 9mo ago
Yes, that’s what we’re talking about. Data centers in space. You put the cold side of the phase change on the internal cooling loop, step up the external cooling loop as high temp as you can and then circulate that through the radiators. Yo
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by aunty_helen 9mo ago
Hence the fancy air conditioning pumps
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by aunty_helen 9mo ago
My dude, heat pipes were invented for satellites and there’s people walking around with piezo pumps in their phones these days. We’re getting close. Peltiers generate a lot of heat to get the job done so even though electricity is pretty mu
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by aunty_helen 9mo ago
For thousands of years we never even looked to Mount Everest, then some bloke on the fiver said he’d give it a shot. Nowadays anyone with the cash and commitment can get the job done. Same with datacenters in space, not today, but in 1000 y
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by aunty_helen 9mo ago
Engine bays have a lot of design go into where to keep heat and where to get rid of it. You can look up thermal coatings and ceramics etc.
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by aunty_helen 9mo ago
The equation has a ^4 to the temperature. If you raise the temperature of your radiator by ~50 degrees you double its emission capacity. This is well within the range of specialised phase change compressors, aka fancy air conditioning pumps
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by aunty_helen 9mo ago
Hyper custom software can allow your business flows to sync together a lot better than the alternative, using zapier to glue a bunch of mostly poor fits and ending up with Frankenstein processes. Also, it allows you to pick and choose what
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by aunty_helen 9mo ago
I hope all the Tesla shareholders understand that they’re about to get hosed. Musks making Tesla seem like a good fit into the portfolio.
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by aunty_helen 9mo ago
The market for humanoid robots hasn’t been established like the market for $40,000 personal transport. Saying that, I wouldn’t be too surprised if robotaxi replaces 90% of taxis and Ubers in the next 5-7 years. But yea, stepping from sinkin
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by aunty_helen 9mo ago
> You want initiative, and you also don't want initiative. I presume you want it when it's good and don't want it when it's bad, and if possible the people should be clairvoyant and see the future so they can tell whi
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by aunty_helen 9mo ago
Very interesting, thanks for the insight into modern uni. It’s been a long time since I was there and struggle to imagine what it must be like now. It does seem like they’re going the wrong way, repelling tech to keep things easy instead of
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by aunty_helen 9mo ago
I agree with you in part, you can’t expect to learn something like coding without the doing. The brave new world is that you no longer have to do “coding” in our sense of the word. The doing, and what exercises you should learn with have bo
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by aunty_helen 9mo ago
Doesn’t look like a F14 either but a US warship, rather than some guys in a field, still managed to pull that off and send 290 people to their graves.
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by aunty_helen 9mo ago
Can’t charge for something if you’re giving it away for free. Data’s the only moat left. Companies like stack overflow need to build revenue streams from AI or they will cease to exist. By banning bots and then licensing some kind of access
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by aunty_helen 9mo ago
> under 12 hours using consumer hardware costing less than $600 USD Great, so someone with half a motherboard can break this hash
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by aunty_helen 10mo ago
Or are they trying to move users onto other platforms, more modern platforms that users are more comfortable paying for. Desktops existed before punching in your credit card numbers was a common thing, that history is hard to shrug. Xbox fo
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by aunty_helen 10mo ago
I think it’s only a matter of time before we see asic vendors making TPU devices. Same thing happened with BTC. There was enough money there to spawn an industry. Nvidias 70% margins are too hard to ignore. And if playing on the open market
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by aunty_helen 10mo ago
It would be unlikely that Chinese EVs send anything less than western car manf. back to base. So you can safely assume that minute by minute data is sent back and sold to companies like Inrix.
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by aunty_helen 10mo ago
Can confirm. Colombia based, a year ago I had my first Uber trip in a BYD, now I would guess about 10% of my journeys are Chinese EVs. It's impressive how fast they've caught up and mostly surpased their competition. If the Japane
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by aunty_helen 10mo ago
Not sure why you think this has anything to do with children other than in name. It’s ID verification.
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by aunty_helen 10mo ago
Related discussion for pgvector perf: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45798479
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by aunty_helen 10mo ago
After the dns entry, the stockpile of ram may be the most valuable asset that company has.
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by aunty_helen 10mo ago
Buying one of these Pi knockoffs taught me one thing, software support is the key to raspberry pi’s success. Whenever I would have a problem, and it was more often than not, I would search for a solution and come across something that worke
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by aunty_helen 10mo ago
Conferences are huge. We’ve done 5 tradeshow demos for our clients in the last 10 months. I agree with you about the zero sum, once you’ve seen the first hyper personalised email that says they really like your commitment to x, the rest are
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by aunty_helen 10mo ago
Was just walking past a construction site and heard some of their banter. Didn’t realise the common man could debate the benefits of an LPU over GPGPU so eloquently. One of them even compared SRAM vs DRAM as being like a cheetah vs an injur

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