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by digikata 9y ago
I give the authors a little bit of a break because they're sort of more thinking about the meta problem of how to build an automated system to create a controller. From that standpoint, the original paper is more introducing the early
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by digikata 9y ago
Nice paper. It makes me wonder how different the two 'neurons' are from a classical control theory set of equations (w/ gains in a feedback loop) solving for the same plant model. I do love the visualization of "Instabi
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by digikata 9y ago
So there's a bit of an unknown if AMD's most recent generation of processor has the Spectre vulnerability?
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by digikata 9y ago
That's what hardware "design for manufacture" product stages are all about. But no one puts money into that unless there's some knowable value in putting forth that effort. So if a startup proves the value, then a vehicl
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by digikata 9y ago
If their modifications work, then couldn't an existing truck manufacturing company purchase them and integrate the tech into their existing line?
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by digikata 9y ago
I was just reading about a couple of ereader apps this morning. https://github.com/koreader/koreader and a newer one that the developer just announced in a Reddit rust group: https://www.reddit.com/r&#x
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by digikata 9y ago
I've always wondered if it was in part because porting an ADA compiler ideally also involves porting some support for constructs like TASK - which ends up more like getting maintenance in place for both a language compiler as well as O
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by digikata 9y ago
My aesthetics seem to match yours. I do like the look of the latest Volt update - much better design direction then the new Prius.
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by digikata 9y ago
If you search for the SEL4 kernel, or the L4 family in general, there's a fair number of papers and presentations on their activity in this area. I don't know if I would characterize it as a particularly fast development process t
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by digikata 9y ago
They should go searching around for earthworms in some of the perchlorate contaminated soils in the US. Natural selection could have given those worms better survivability in the same test. Ironically, perchlorate contamination is often cau
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by digikata 9y ago
I've idly wondered about setting up an ISP company that would focus on buildup of community networks. A city could issue bonds to pay for the network as well as a build and maintain contract with the company. Part of the deal should be
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by digikata 9y ago
It's always been odd to me that the Roomba product seems to have plateaued in core capability for so long - it only vacuums so well, is still mostly for hard floors/short carpet, and is stuck in one room more or less.
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by digikata 9y ago
Another interesting potential cause or contributor being researched is BMAA produced by blue-green algae and various other sources. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3295368/ [2012] http:/&#x
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by digikata 9y ago
Does this move the bugs from the implementation language to the language of the verification spec? Or is there a way to express some generic requirements such as "don't strand assets"?
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by digikata 9y ago
I think the advantage it gives you is that you can optimize the mechanical structure of the rocket parts. I speculate that the disadvantage is that a many extreme environments also have hard requirements on the microscopic material structur
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by digikata 9y ago
Along the same lines, I'd love to know if they have power savings, fan control, or other configuration refinements baked into this (or available to pull into other distros) for their hardware line.
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by digikata 9y ago
I don't think I'd really know until I broke down costs for overhead like rent, utilities, labor, etc. Most of those would be much higher in a urban setting than a rural. Then there's theft, spoilage, etc. Transportation is on
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by digikata 9y ago
standards wise, you know the part after ? is variable though...
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by digikata 9y ago
I'm not even sure it's a serious problem - a possible annoyance, and perhaps, for a spammy site owner, maybe even a feature. But as a web user, I'm not really fond of that added uncertainty.
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by digikata 9y ago
This seems like it's vulnerable to some form of abuse. library.com/books/1as03jf08e/Moby-Dick/ library.com/books/1as03jf08e/Hitchhikers-Guide-to-the-Galaxy Now lead to the same place...
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by digikata 9y ago
Look for "Air Swimmers" which have helium Shark/Clownfish etc RC units. Not as elegantly built as the Festo stuff, but are affordable - and you can pickup buy a mini-helium tank too (or just ask for a fill-up at a balloon pl
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by digikata 9y ago
Possibly pushing the likelyhood of first failure out, preferably beyond capital lifetime assumptions? Possibly increasing system performance over the lifetime of the SSDs. But, it's possible that this solution is not particularly usefu
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by digikata 9y ago
Toyota is a global car manufacturing company who has been manufacturing cars (and building new car factories) for many many decades now. This is will be Tesla's first high volume line of vehicles. I think it makes sense for some time t
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by digikata 9y ago
One could do delayed round-robin. For one day (or other time period), the first-choice disk is disk A, the next time period, disk B... etc. And for intentional non-uniformity, you can vary the time-period.. it's one day for disk A, ha
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by digikata 9y ago
Box up mementos, backup data, pull drives, receipts & model info of large purchases... travel supplies
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by digikata 9y ago
The factory that one starts shipping a product with is never the same as the factory 100, or 1000, or 10000 units later...
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by digikata 9y ago
Oh, then a printer secretly storing that representation of the key doens't matter, correct?
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by digikata 9y ago
Encrypt before sending it to QR code?
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by digikata 9y ago
I think it's good to press hard on how newly proposed code-as-law systems work, but at the same time, how are gaps between code-as-law larger or different from say an executive that skims money out of a company, transferring it to othe
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by digikata 9y ago
I wish they would create a "private" container that is equivalent to the private browsing window. This sounds pretty close...

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