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by daly 2y ago
Can I get one at home to "work" for me? I'm willing to pay $100 per week as "salary" until it is paid off. Considering the fact that it likely won't be useful and I'll end up spending all of my time just k
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by daly 2y ago
As I understand it, Musk has worked for years without getting paid. The "paycheck" you refer to is actually the OPTION to buy stock at an agreed upon price. So he has to pay to get paid. That set of stock options required him to l
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by daly 2y ago
My kids call it my "Dad-kins" (a pun on Atkins) diet. Buy a scale. Record your weight. (e.g. 200.0lbs) Week 1: you can eat anything you want in one sitting if the scale shows less than 200.0lbs Week 2: you can eat anything you wa
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Tensor Memory Bypass Cache?
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by daly 2y ago
Your linked article claims it was not a lab leak. re: BSL-2 vs BSL-4 ... Assuming it WAS a lab leak, was there an a-priori reason to believe that among the many different naturally occurring viruses under study that SARS-CoV-2 would cause a
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by daly 2y ago
Lab leak? Vincent Racaniello, a leading virologist ( https://www.microbe.tv/twiv/ ) seems to think that the genetic sequence of the covid virus and the bat version of the virus are nearly identical. That genetic evidence
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by daly 2y ago
Motivated by this post I found my oldest laptop. It still boots. During boot it displays "memory counting" ... up to 256k! It runs DOS from diskettes. Ah, memories :-)
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by daly 2y ago
I've been looking at yeast to see if it is possible to create a NOR gate. Then the game is to use the CPU that someone created in Conway's game of life to create a yeast-based computer. The CRISPR stuff: "We demonstrate the w
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by daly 2y ago
I have about 6000 books, about 1000 of these are on Kindle. Of the 6000, most have bookmarks. I read at least the first 50 pages of most of them. I've finished a couple hundred so far. I found my old business cards make perfect bookmar
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BerntBornich of 1X Robotics wants in-home robotics
1 points by daly 2y ago|0 comments
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Neural Net Using LEDs?
2 points by daly 2y ago|1 comments
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Embodied AI and Russell's Problems of Philosophy
1 points by daly 2y ago|1 comments
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Algebraic Simplification Neural Nets
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by daly 3y ago
The engine intakes will be blocked by the body in high angle of attack.
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Artificial genetics for artificial general intelligence?
1 points by daly 3y ago|0 comments
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Remacs, the recursive Emacs neural network editor
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Answer.ai and Theorem Proving
1 points by daly 3y ago|0 comments
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Code Considered Harmful
2 points by daly 3y ago|1 comments
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by daly 3y ago
I've spent my life trying to understand computers, all the way from the chemistry of the quality of quartz used to make wafers up to the nuances of LLMs and their robot embodiments. I'm a level 1 kinda guy. I never quite understoo
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by daly 3y ago
Methinks the attempt to create general purpose quantum computers is a false direction. Once you've played with a quantum computer (I used IBM's online QC) the novelty wears off. It is basically "operators" (2x2 Pauli mat
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by daly 3y ago
Love to play with it but not at that price. It's going to cost me a LOT of time and attention, wasting time with installing drivers, setting up the whole dev environment, deciding if the bug is mine or theirs, etc. Not to mention that
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Fissile Yield
1 points by daly 3y ago|0 comments
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Optimus Robot testing in home? Where to sign up?
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by daly 3y ago
Traditional AI approaches to games involves reinforcement learning (RL). This type of learning is also used post-LLM as reinforcement learning with human feedback (RLHF) to improve the LLM. At the moment my effort involves a focus on mathem
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by daly 3y ago
I spent hours in the tower trying to mimic the controller's flight instructions, approach, landing, taxi, takeoff, departure, and flight following. It is an impossible job. I multitask really well but the controllers are just absolutel
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by daly 3y ago
Suppose you weigh 180.0 lbs. Suppose your target weight is 160.0 Week 1 at 180.0. Eat ONLY when you weigh less. Week 2 at 179.9. Eat ONLY when you weigh less. Week 3 at 179.8. Eat ONLY when you weigh less. ... You get the pattern. When you
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by daly 3y ago
You could probably do the same thing with bacterio-rhodopsin. I used it to build a form of rewriteable paper. It switches states based on two different laser frequencies.
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by daly 3y ago
I worked on an early 1970s computer with out-of-order processing. I got an interrupt due to a faulty instruction which caused a core-dump (aka a huge pile of paper containing a memory printout delivered by a very angry machine room operator
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by daly 3y ago
Tesla chargers use a fluid in the charging hose to handle heat buildup. The chargers in question got too cold and the fluid froze to the charger stopped working. Tesla needs to change the fluid formula for colder weather. The press got it a
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by daly 3y ago
I worked with Nqthm and ACL2. They seem best adapted to hardware verification. LEAN is pushing the edge of undergrad mathematics.

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