go_elmo

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by go_elmo 4y ago
Positional tracking required high performance, extremely high fidelity CV / ML algorithms. The guardian on Oculus being as any ML algos 'just' 9X% accurate makes me rage regularly, a tiny kickstarter being able to deliver smt
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by go_elmo 4y ago
Its still in development, nothing shipped yet! Meta lifted its ban on this, they will be able to ship! Also, has mucch better pixel density than quest headsets, even quest pro. Will be a bliss to read on. But provably no propper head tracki
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by go_elmo 4y ago
Afaik inflation devaluates stock relative to bonds and its small 101 of economics but Im no expert
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by go_elmo 4y ago
Paired with linux, an ode to joy
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by go_elmo 4y ago
Because the gap between pretraining and my data is too big and models are stupid / dont generalize well
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by go_elmo 4y ago
Bonds != Cash
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by go_elmo 4y ago
Youre losing $INFLATION%, very, very poor alpha sadly..
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by go_elmo 4y ago
Very wild idea: gaining electricity by induction instead heat since its charged matter.. but I know it doesnt make sense, as it only yields the kinetic energy which has too high entropy to be yieldable (no directed movement)..
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by go_elmo 4y ago
Curl is helpful
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by go_elmo 4y ago
You seem to forget that the user is the product, this is all not about his pleasure. As a publicly traded company you may not counter act this.
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by go_elmo 4y ago
Opportunities to get shot, cross drug addicts, not be able to abort, lose your home because of health care costs
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by go_elmo 4y ago
Youll enjoy europe then, scandinavia among others is surely on top of the us in every term apart from business revenue and the army.
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by go_elmo 4y ago
Endurance training on an empty stomach is a great ketone pathways excercise, the first few times are hard but get easier afterwards!
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by go_elmo 4y ago
Lovely life lesson shared. It also blew my mind how much complexity handling non formal, discrete systems adds. Just samoling root development takes years and endless hours of tedious, non automatable work. No wonder the field progresses or
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by go_elmo 4y ago
I meant cookies in a browser, where theyre used. Where do you see cookies in a VR?
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by go_elmo 4y ago
Block third party cookies and youre good, no? Havent seen personalized ads in years and the only sites not working are the ones Im not using anyways.
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by go_elmo 4y ago
Still easier to do it digitally and e.g. physically exchange digital encryption keys?
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by go_elmo 4y ago
Maybe you didnt mean it that technical, but the median is very robust to outliers. So your first statement is true but the conclusion is not necessarily.
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by go_elmo 4y ago
The cheapest, lowest risk climate engineering approach imo is to just install a f-ton of solar panels in desert regions, produce gigatons of green hydrogen and substitute fossil fuels with these. If I was the king of saudi arabia, thats wha
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by go_elmo 4y ago
I have to really really believe in the exponential - sigmoid development of green / carbon free energy and tech for this situation to be bearable. I hope the ridiculously low solar prices cause an exponential growth of installations, c
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by go_elmo 4y ago
I disagree. If we would not age and stay 25 years old until we have an accident, we could have hundreds of children each, which would drastically increase reproduction and should therefore be preferred by evolutionary selection.
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by go_elmo 4y ago
This is one of the most important and mostly actively ignored facts that I know of. It is a uncomfortable truth regarding it as an individual but it is the only good solution for humanity as a whole. People (mostly) don't change - they
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by go_elmo 4y ago
I have to object, while not many algorithms exists, one of the most famous ones, Grovers algorithm [0] is also one of the most general ones and quite powerful. It reduces search of 2^n items to about 2^(n/2) while using n q-bits. Thats
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by go_elmo 4y ago
I have to object, while not many algorithms exists, one of the most famous ones, Grovers algorithm [0] is also one of the most general ones and quite powerful. It reduces search of 2^n items to about 2^(n/2) while using n q-bits. Thats
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by go_elmo 4y ago
No one talked about service workers. These peoples are exponentially more fcked than any of us can ever be. There is still a too large gap between employee and CEO / founder compensation in our buisiness, despite six figure salaries an
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by go_elmo 4y ago
oooof.
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by go_elmo 4y ago
In russia some things doubled in price (I think I heard from interviews with russians, but I cant be sure its correct or give sources so I should say x%), but there are no official statistics about it of course.
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by go_elmo 4y ago
Only food got 100% more expensive, lets eat gasoline. One has to wonder which country is the free one and which has a higher quality public education, lol
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by go_elmo 4y ago
I am sure every SE agrees that somehow things are always the same. How about making code pieces algebraic in order to reason and write with them much easier? Like using Haskell?
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by go_elmo 4y ago
Im thinking about the didactic possibilities of interactive animations / graphs... Having math questions / lessons on a tablet including these could make understanding abstract concepts much easier by providing much more sensory i

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