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by ehsanu1 3y ago
There is likely a definitional gap here. Sentience is unnecessary for intelligence for my definition of intelligence, but agreeing on a common definition has been tough when we understand it so poorly. I happen to also disagree with "c
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by ehsanu1 4y ago
The article doesn't mention the seeed esp32 c3 board, which is another cheap ($5) option: https://www.seeedstudio.com/Seeed-XIAO-ESP32C3-p-5431.html Also interesting is the Picoclick C3: https://github.com&#
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by ehsanu1 4y ago
Not sure if there's anything in the standard library, but I recall this as the definitive library for data parallelism in Rust: https://github.com/rayon-rs/rayon
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by ehsanu1 4y ago
There is "passthrough", where cameras on the Oculus are relayed to the screens within, and it seems to be capable of mixing that with the virtual world too: https://developer.oculus.com/blog/mixed-reality-with
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by ehsanu1 4y ago
They have done one better with horizontal control and a secondary level of polyphonic AT. It's called the Osmose, by Expressive E.
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by ehsanu1 5y ago
Watch all the CAD streams from wintergatan live.
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by ehsanu1 5y ago
I'm sorry, I don't perceive the venom/paranoia that you clearly see. Would you be willing to call out the specific passages that strike you that way and why?
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by ehsanu1 5y ago
It's a cool idea, but seems super sci-fi. Might need some wonder materials to make it feasible, even then that would be a really big crumple zone. Or flubber. Another crazy idea: latch on to the planet from the side, like a skateboarde
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by ehsanu1 5y ago
Bought it now! I really likes Steven Levy's "Artificial Life" as a light introduction to this world. Sadly, the book isn't too far out of date despite being 30 years old now.
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by ehsanu1 5y ago
ctlr+r is a very heavily used shortcut for some people. Perhaps that can be configurable?
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by ehsanu1 6y ago
Add to that the fact that biology is mindbogglingly complicated. Different genetics, epigenetics, microbiome, food supplier, or other environmental factors could cause completely different effects with the same exact intervention. It's
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by ehsanu1 6y ago
They didn't skip it, but all the 4000-series CPU's are for laptops AFAIK.
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by ehsanu1 6y ago
https://webplatform.github.io/docs/tutorials/understanding-c... ?
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by ehsanu1 6y ago
Css width is probably 320px on that too. Css pixels are not screen pixels.
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by ehsanu1 6y ago
But there's also that saying about how science progresses one funeral at a time. I think incremental progress might be more likely to occur with long lived humans, but breakthroughs may come only with new blood. Though, if a very long
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by ehsanu1 6y ago
See some discussion here: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/gntv7l/dropping_heavy...
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by ehsanu1 6y ago
If you never drop it, you have a memory leak. If the caller drops it, it's still the same as the `get_size` dropping it in terms of performance impact. Generally you'd only pass ownership when that's needed for some reason. S
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by ehsanu1 6y ago
I think you are talking about problems going from multiple single-tenant systems to a single multi-tenant system. You parent is talking about the opposite.
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by ehsanu1 6y ago
But programming is essentially about interacting with people more so than interacting with computers, even now. It's less so that the job will go away than that its nature will change, such that the proportion of time interacting with
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by ehsanu1 7y ago
Seeing this long later, but thank you for the detailed reply.
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by ehsanu1 7y ago
Could you please briefly explain the way you cam calculate your cycle based on average time sleeping? I have to get up using alarms at times that are not related to how my body is feeling about waking up, so I don't see how tracking th
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by ehsanu1 7y ago
The collision case is screaming for a "What If"-style exposition, as in https://what-if.xkcd.com/
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by ehsanu1 7y ago
Maybe a dumb question, but what exactly are you talking about between exponential and polynomial?
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by ehsanu1 7y ago
No, you can definitely use A* with lazy node creation. It's not clear to me that you'll get a reasonable runtime though with an NP-complete problem. Seems like you might have a pretty high branching factor there, but if you'r
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by ehsanu1 8y ago
It would ideally look pretty similar to typescript. There's actually a few projects adding typing to ruby, but they seem to be mostly trying to catch issues at runtime, which to me is pointless. Or the syntax is onerous, using decorato
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by ehsanu1 8y ago
Using the word "manipulate" might carry too heavy a negative connotation than you might be used to ascribing to rewards, but if you strip the connotations from the word, it's clear that rewards expressly manipulate others. &q
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by ehsanu1 8y ago
Based on that answer, and given the initial confusion, I can't help but speculate that Marshall took the question to literally mean "where do needs originate", to which the obvious literal answer is a creator or the Universe.
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by ehsanu1 8y ago
I don't believe Marshall's idea is to apply a template-based approach to communication, if that is what you mean. The templates themselves are not NVC, but are rather a guide to help the uninitiated to apply the philosophy behind
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by ehsanu1 8y ago
Rewards can also backfire. I'm currently reading "Punished by Rewards", by Alfie Kohn, which spells out all the ways in which rewards are counterproductive. Interestingly enough, I found this book via Marshall Rosenberg'
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by ehsanu1 8y ago
It seems that you read some implied blame in the question about understanding what's happening. I believe this implication is the problem, and may or may not actually exist, depending on the speaker and listener. A valid interpretation

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