eternauta3k

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by eternauta3k 1y ago
More in-depth analysis from Scott Alexander: https://www.astralcodexten.com/p/only-about-40-of-the-cruz-w...
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by eternauta3k 1y ago
Just quickly sell it, lend the money with interest, and buy the gold back before it decays.
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by eternauta3k 1y ago
Does the gold ever get recovered from the chamber wall?
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by eternauta3k 1y ago
The other typical cause is when an interpreter or library is compiled with the wrong libc version.
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by eternauta3k 1y ago
Stethoscopes are pretty cheap and versatile. Human doctors in general have lots of senses which they (in some medical systems) use for diagnosis before reaching for lab tests and MRTs.
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by eternauta3k 1y ago
Also saved the world from starvation. And provided Germany with synthetic fuels which prolonged the war. Bit of a mixed bag. https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Alchemy-Air-Jewish-Scientific-Dis...
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by eternauta3k 1y ago
This is incorrect, but please expand on this because I want to understand the misunderstanding.
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
Talking to the industry would be step 1, otherwise you don't know if your algorithm will give good results for this case. You'd need to talk to any semiconductor company with a modeling department, or university groups which do co
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
Isn't it super expensive to run an LLM on each result?
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
These are physics/EE PhDs. They are not experts in nonlinear optimization. Some (those with more programming skills) experiment with fancier optimization algorithms (see links), but there is a long way to go. https://ieeexpl
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
If you want to learn and have a physics/EE background, you might have better luck with a book like Tsividis (also available as a MOOC!) https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Operation-Modeling-Mos-Transistor... https:&
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
By the way, fitting compact models is largely done by PhDs spending weeks tweaking parameters to get the simulation to match measurements. If you can find a method to automate this (which very roughly comes down to minimizing a non-convex
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
Aren't the fab models usually rough and binned? Which is why companies have modeling departments.
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
But everyone already has a GUI installed for editing xlsx files...
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
Is the reasoning strictly downstream of the image recognition? Or can prior knowledge impact how objects are recognized? E.g. I'm driving on the road at night so the two incoming lights are probably a car.
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
How is Germany divided?
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
Is that really the thermodynamic cycle of the turbine? My understanding is that a cycle is something like "adiabatic compression followed by isothermic expansion, followed by ...", i.e. the details of what happens to the working f
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
Some of the ones at my company require you to stab them with your fingers for 15 seconds like a maniac before they turn the light on.
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
What applications care about this improvement, considering it's not cryptographically secure?
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
No, you can practically go down to single photons.
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
Germany (not exactly the cradle of digitalization) already auto-fills salary tax fields with data from the employer.
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
You could run a parser in the diff tool without using a structured editor, though.
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
How does this compare to Spice/verilog-A/Simulink?
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
Wait til they make a rat bicycle, that'll break the Internet. Seriously though, I wonder if they drive to please the researchers (to any degree).
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
If you take wikipedia rogue and only accept crypto donations, the budget will take a nosedive. And the project will lose all relevance once the non-tor mirrors are blocked in the big countries.
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
Why do you actually need to simulate them? The mapping between the state of the computer and the simulated state it represents exists only in our heads. You might as well say that any reality you can vaguely conceive of, exists and has mora
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
7 10 cm diameter circles have 1% of the area of a 2.7m diameter circle.
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
Also used for medical research (e.g. back injury research)
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
Putting an AM signal through any non linear process will give you (shitty) demodulation.
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by eternauta3k 2y ago
I wonder if a floating human would still get zapped, due to its non-trivial capacitance to ground.

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