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by ccozan 1y ago
This has to go more radical: go offline in print. Make your content really just for humans. Except maybe Google, no LLM company would bother scanning some magazines ( especially if you have to subscribe ) I buy magazines especially for uniq
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by ccozan 1y ago
But I expect a autonomous tractor - like an auto - to have a radar and be able to stop if an obstacle is there - not only migrants, how about wild animals, etc.
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Farmers want California to change its autonomous tractor ban [video](nbcnews.com)
57 points by ccozan 1y ago|92 comments
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by ccozan 1y ago
I can confirm. Almost 3 years with an GTR 3 and I get 10-14 days, depeding if I do outside activities where GPS draws a bit more then normal. Rock solid and waterproof ( perfect for swimming! )
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by ccozan 1y ago
Energy. Is the only limiting factor. If a true AGI would emerge, it will immediatelly try to secure energy sources or advances in efficiency. You cannot beat humans with megawatts!
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by ccozan 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Heroes_(novel) ? visionary!
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by ccozan 1y ago
Actually why not? Recognizing problem complexity as a fist step is really crucial for such expensive "experts". Humans do the same. And a question to the knowledgeable: does a simple/stupid question cost more in terms of reso
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by ccozan 1y ago
and the cables, the cables hanging from everywhere! ( btw, has anyone noticed in anime there are always frames of street cabling? Like those cylindrical transformes and thick cables. Almost cyberpunk! )
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by ccozan 1y ago
This autopilot works very well with a car and a very well known road ( like a daily commute). Recently I was thinking of a very hard problem and I cannot absolutelly recollect approx 30 minutes of the drive home. Apparently my body and some
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by ccozan 1y ago
I was wondered that. Like from movies or documentaries, etc. Very nice, clear, order, minimalistic. Then I was looking to buy a house and I found a site with "almost" abandoned house for sale. My God. Everything , everywhre, no de
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by ccozan 1y ago
I agree that the problem is hard. However, biological brain is able to handle it quite "easily" ( is not really easy - bilions of iterations were needed ). The current brains are solving this 3D physical world _only_ via perceptio
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by ccozan 1y ago
Let me try to answer. Let's say the particles are experiencing gravity as a natural entropy phenomena. They will attract until they become so close that they are now seen as a single particle. The new system has a lower entropy and a h
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by ccozan 1y ago
Actually, behind the event horizon due to the limitation of light speed which is highest possible information transfer limit in universe, including the weak and strong field particles, these atomic forces that hold protons and neutrons toge
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by ccozan 1y ago
Yeah but this is the old debate old vs new. Plus is not the kids is the parents. Let me give another example: a nice village where I spend my childhood. Every day on the streets, forests, you name it. No time/hours limit, no space limi
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by ccozan 1y ago
It does not work. You have to declare the real source of the merchandise. Or it has to go through "substantial transformation" so that is called "Made in France". Country of origin is taxed and not country of shippment.
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by ccozan 1y ago
Not only that, but they ( or some parts of it) have been incorporated in the other species, human included, DNA as well! The code just wants to survive.
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by ccozan 2y ago
Usually this is happening where you import "parts" and the final assembly "the product" is "made in" and sold as "product xyx". Then the origin country of the parts do not matter.
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by ccozan 2y ago
Could be this https://chatgpt.com/canvas/shared/67ed7147fc708191be5b81ed4e... But not that artsy as the OG.
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by ccozan 2y ago
There is actually an expectation that any movie that happens in the future to be a SciFi one. I we _do_ expect some sort of change from today. Either mad max style, terminator style or expanse style other more positive ones, you name it. Bu
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by ccozan 2y ago
Windows has a built in app for remote servicing called QuickAssist. Works perfect, no need to install anything.
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by ccozan 2y ago
I am totally mesmerized by the idea of a floating hydrolizing platform , where ships can dock and load hydrogen fuel ( not sure what form suits best ). Must start some economics of it. Also marine environment is very unforgiving...
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by ccozan 2y ago
> Time to tell the kids to become plumbers and electricians; the physical world is not yet conquered. Hmm, Optimus or Humane, or whatsoever humanoid robots would like to greet you: Customer: Here is the broken pipe, fix it. Robot ( with
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by ccozan 2y ago
Actually the good news is further down the article. Due to removal of checkpoints where a bribe had to be paid, the daily produce is now much cheaper. Also fear of being raided is gone. You can make jokes on sugar or cancer, but this is lif
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by ccozan 2y ago
Yes, this is exactly my configuration! 3.5kw panels, 9kwh battery. Saves at least 1/2 of the daily power usage.
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by ccozan 2y ago
this guy is a carpenter :). cryto mining would sound like chinese to him...
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by ccozan 2y ago
Is not that big. you have approx 400W ( mine are 440W) on a 2sqm. Hi sroof is like 15 x 8 m. and is not fully covered. You can easily reach 25kw.
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by ccozan 2y ago
Yes. In Germany they are selling a lot of models, but none, I mean, really, none asked about the rentability. So I went to a neighbour who just installed his 25kW and was very proud and happy, and asked him, in how many years is the return
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by ccozan 2y ago
filtering and _acting_ on this condensed information. For example: lighting strucks a tree, a fire starts. Man is scared but that night is very cold and near the tree is warmer. This happens a few times, und a branch falls and it is collect
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by ccozan 2y ago
I think you lost the actual comparison. Is not about Android and iOS. Is about having a ton of mini specific "computers" vs. the very generic conscience. For example all the balancing, background hearing, hungry, thirsty , and so
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by ccozan 2y ago
Btw, is there any tabletop Dune game?

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