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2y ago
> VTNA has made some improvements to the truck's diesel powertrain as well. It has switched from a six-wave piston to a seven-wave piston, and there are smaller needle control valves in the fuel injectors. There are smaller pistons
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2y ago
That plus the cockpit and all that human support equipment. We're essentially looking at high-speed UAVs. I wonder if the speed even still makes sense at that point? Just look at the Ukraine-Russia conflict, once decent enough ant-airc
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2y ago
> Objects in motion continue in motion. So without energy being created or destroyed, why would you expect a contraction instead of continuing expansion? I think space is a little like an insanely low-friction version of water, i.e. a qu
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2y ago
> This is not correct. First, there is no concept of "energy conservation" that applies to the universe as a whole the way you describe. If the concept of energy conservation does not apply to the entire Universe, then we must
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2y ago
> I'm curious what % of matter in the Milky Way would be predicted to wind up in a black hole. I can't back this up, but my theory would be near 100% of all matter ends up back in a black hole (in a very long time). If no energ
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2y ago
Every black hole goes bang if you wait long enough.
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2y ago
I think it would be good if they provided some samples on the readme. It would be good for example if their list of languages/accents could be sampled [1] [1] https://github.com/espeak-ng/espeak-ng/blob/m
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2y ago
It's really not clear from that readme what it's about, maybe more people would be interested if it was more descriptive and had a screenshot?
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2y ago
To be fair, I have seen with some of these robotics platforms they send them by air in a pelican case [1] with custom cut foam inserts. The price for shipping racks up quickly. [1] https://www.pelican.com/products/cases
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2y ago
I'm not sure that is a good comparison. My old car cost ~$500 and weighed about 1000kg. If anything that is a comment on consumerism and not the value of things. The value of this platform comes from the R&D, scale, support, packag
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2y ago
Looks like a cool platform, but you won't be paying $1600 USD https://shop.unitree.com/en-gb/products/unitree-go2?variant=... : > $1,600.00 USD > Shipping costs $399 per unit, Remote Countries $500-$100
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2y ago
Would like to add that I have purchased myself the SDR so that I can replicate the experiment/work done here - it seems super cool!
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2y ago
I'm not sure it's the same, IPFS would be another (valuable) thing entirely. I would be tempted to say that the torrent filesystem should be kept strictly in the scope of torrents.
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2y ago
Nice! A small piece of feedback: I would have the dimensions mentioned in the text also annotated on the diagram. It wasn't exactly clear how the input data was flattened for example.
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2y ago
Couldn't help but think it would be epic if it went the other way - you throw files into a folder, it's set as read-only and then share that as a torrent.
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2y ago
I did think about this - but then I thought the variation in displays/monitors and people would enhance the experiment.
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2y ago
The change was literally just made: https://github.com/google-research/google-research/commit/4a... It appears this was in response to Hacker News comments.
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2y ago
> In order to quantify Jpegli's image quality improvement we enlisted the help of crowdsourcing raters to compare pairs of images from Cloudinary Image Dataset '22, encoded using three codecs: Jpegli, libjpeg-turbo and MozJPEG,
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2y ago
Almost definitely billions and almost definitely multiple years. Planning, testing and clean-up alone could be over a year. It's far too early to even put a number on it. Even if we assume $600m is the correct number, the expenditure i
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2y ago
> I think with esp32s3 and floppies we can make some cool computer kits :) there are also 5" spi displays 800x480 that are pretty fast Not sure there is much interest from younger people these days outside of a small niche. Checkout
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3y ago
Registers can be worked around by using the stack and/or memory. Division could always be implemented as a simple function. It's part of the fun of working at that level. Regarding graphics, initially output serial. Abstract the p
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3y ago
Also saves some CPU cycles, less to encode/decode. Once you get that last '}' you know you're at the end. > Once we got word of this research work and how exploiting the technique could potentially impact our AI produ
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3y ago
> This sounds like a case of Schrödinger's documentation: it may or may not exist. I think Boeing is still looking for it and doesn't want to admit they don't have it until they're absolutely, positively certain they
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3y ago
Exactly this - US law applies to the US only. In order for Apple and Epic to operate in the EU, they must abide by EU laws.
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3y ago
I took the Ackermann function [1] from Rosetta Code [2]: function ack(m: number, n: number): number { return m === 0 ? n + 1 : ack(m - 1, n === 0 ? 1 : ack(m, n - 1)); } I tried `ack(m = 2, n = 2)` but the recursion dept
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3y ago
Oh man, that really sucks, to the point I would consider against using Docker for anything deployed. 5 years and such a basic security issue goes unfixed.
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3y ago
> I'm not talking about static content. I think the person in the original article was, at least for the sound file. > I need the whole enchilada: DB, Web Server, Dynamic Languages, etc. Also, for a shipping, production applicati
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3y ago
Tested earlier, still seems to be working fine. I can only suggest to try a VPN/alternative DNS?
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3y ago
> 3. Make the project enter the 21st century by adding CI, linters, fuzzing, auto-formatting, etc I would break this down: a) CI - Ensure not just you can build this, but it can be built elsewhere too. This should prevent compile-based r
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3y ago
+1 On this, the real proof would have been testing both models side-by-side. It seems that it may be published on GitHub [1] according to HuggingFace [2]. [1] https://github.com/microsoft/unilm/tree/master
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