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caycep
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1) Huth lab and Gallant lab are extremely highly regarding in fMRI encoding/decoding, plus their code and models are released as open source; much admiration for that. There were some follow up studies to the visual decoding thing whic
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3y ago
So - question - how much initial capital/expertise would be needed to make a new ground-up competitor to McDD-oeing, but with the engineering/quality focus of the old Boeing? I'd imagine there must be enough disgruntled ae
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3y ago
So should something as mission critical as an aircraft manufacturing co have some ownership/oversight that's not public shareholders? Give the NTSB a few seats on the board
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3y ago
Do all commercial desktop VMs - VMWare fusion/parallels/UTM/Vimy now use this virtio model? in theory win arm64 should run roughtly the same for all?
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3y ago
I guess the question - why can't Mozilla (or at least Firefox) - be like the Linux kernel or the Debian group? They are healthy open source projects, some funding from industry, sure, but they're staying current in the latest tec
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3y ago
Pizza Hut here seems to be on its last legs too...the last time I saw one was at some rest stop on a trip to Arizona...
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caycep
3y ago
Wait, VW was the best?! who knew?!
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3y ago
is the reason for the sale mostly due to corp management profit min/maxing then?
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3y ago
also, just blinking or tensing muscles on your scalp
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3y ago
Ok good for Harry but...only $180k against a company that has $60million budgeted for legal defense?!
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3y ago
It's the one halfway decent place within walking distance of the DC conference center, sadly...
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3y ago
I mean, diffusion models tend to be less computationally expensive than say CNNs or LLMs, so probably? And before than ppl ran SVMs, random forest, and other forms of non-gpu intensive ML algorithms locally as well...
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3y ago
granted, does anyone remember MkLinux w/ the Mach microkernel?
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3y ago
I would say the NIH is probably the biggest funder, and those of us coming out of universities earlier in our career - that is where most of us think of asking for money first; mostly as that is the "standard" model of getting int
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3y ago
granted, I feel like the training of some physicians also doesn't make them that good at diagnosis. Over time, intuitively understanding the narrative history of the illness/symptoms is key; that being said, nowadays, this sort
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3y ago
yeah, I wonder where it would be if they'd continue to put development money on the drivetrain and battery tech. It just seemed they left the concept behind despite growing sales numbers, and moved towards 6000 lb SUV EVs...
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3y ago
I'd vote for updated bmw i3 as well. that thing was under appreciated.
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3y ago
curb weight?
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3y ago
trying to jam in a Coen Brothers reference I see
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3y ago
erm, if their latest "cranioplasty w/ eCoG" thing that's being rumored is real, that's way more invasive than the current deep brain stimulation or utah array systems...
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3y ago
he delivers if he has a good partner to keep him grounded...or is good enough to manage things when he's gone. Tesla: Eberhard and Terpenning SpaceX: Gwynne Shotwell, above all, but also Cantrell and Mueller. vs. say - the Boring Compa
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3y ago
The weird thing about Neuralink...they should have a heavy presence at things like SFN where there are a ton of BCI/BMI and neurophysiology posters and papers being presented, and where anyone who's anyone is there to keep tabs on
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3y ago
Why wait? There are brain-machine interface trials already underway w/ BRAINGATE and other university consortiums
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3y ago
Comedy is starting to weigh in: https://www.threads.net/@thedailyshow/post/Cz8-7nLucAm
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3y ago
I guess the practical question for me is: in case Fusion goes abandonware, is there a viable desktop-focused hypervisor for the Mac other than Fusion or Parallels that runs Windows relatively well? I'm on Fusion, and I've alway
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My M1 Pro still feels super fast... the corporate thing reminds me of my professor back in college - they'd upgrade him to the latest/greatest Power Mac each year, only for him to boot it up and terminal into his VMS machine and l
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3y ago
Also…would modern journaling file systems protect against this sort of data loss?
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3y ago
The model I’d be interested in would be the SK Hynix/Solidigm P44 Pro, as that model competes w the Samsung 9xx evo and pro models
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3y ago
MS also has its own ML teams and is probably capable of replicating a lot of OpenAI without OpenAI. Like some googlers have mentioned - aside from GPU requirements, there isn't much else of a moat since a lot of ML ideas are presented
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3y ago
All I can say is NEURIPS will be interesting in 2 weeks...
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