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by golol 2y ago
I originally thought that the nhtsa would perform some tests of this kind but I was disappointed to find out that this doesn't seem to be the case. Most focus on pedestrian safety seems to be on automatic emergency braking and other AD
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by golol 2y ago
Yes I don't think it should be allowed in Europe, yet the outrage I see, also from, Americans, as if this is some new never seen before level of danger on the road is unreasonable.
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by golol 2y ago
>And it may well help launch it, but that’s where its relevance ends. You can expand in parallel. If Starship works you can launch 100 spacecraft instead of 1, or in other words, you can expand your system by a factor of 100 "in par
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by golol 2y ago
It's basically the same size as an F-150. It has a crumple zone although it probabl only activates for hard car collisions. I've seen no evidence that it is significantly worse for pedestrian safety than an F-150. Which is not goo
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by golol 2y ago
I have my fingers crossed for Starship. If it works as intended all these things will happen.
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by golol 2y ago
What I'm saying is that it might be the case that "capability c" (somehow measures as a positive scalar) of your fused sensor system is not the sum c = c_1 + ... + c_n of the capabilties of each sensor c_i, but more like c =
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by golol 2y ago
I think if you have two sensor systems with one being significantly less capable than the other, the gain from having both quickly diminishes. I believe Tesla dropped the radar because it was simply outclassed by the camera in 99% of circum
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by golol 2y ago
o1 is much much much better at mathematics. I am am a phd student and sometimes give it small problems to play around with, just to get some inspiration. That's the thing: It actually plays around and tries stuff instead of just spitti
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by golol 2y ago
I replied with some guesstimations to the other comment, I would be curious to hear what you think.
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by golol 2y ago
So Starship+Superheavy have about 4.6kt of propellant which should mean about 1kt of methane. That's about 2.5kt CO2 per flight which yields 2.5mt CO2 annually for 1000 launches. The US releases around 4.4Gt CO2 annually so you end up
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by golol 2y ago
Because you should consider the upside when you mention the downsides. 1000 Starships launching a year can mean exoplanet imaging, drilling on Europa, interstellar probes, an actual Mars colony, asteroid mining, brilliant pebbles, O'Ne
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by golol 2y ago
Take Optimus, teleoperate it to be a Bartender, collect the training data for your actual robotender. Repeat for any reasonably specific task.
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by golol 2y ago
"Everything comes at a cost" as a meme is really deeply integrated in our culture. Since thousands of years probably.
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by golol 2y ago
Why not? What would you rather be: Fat to your death, or healthy and dependent on modern technological society in yet another way? How is it any different to diabetes treatment?
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by golol 2y ago
What's wrong eith a medicine as a crutch? If you break your leg you use a damn crutch and that's good. If you suffer from an illness and we have a medicine that's worse than the illness and affordable - go for it. Phrasing it
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by golol 2y ago
Yes which can not do a bunch of things that FSD can.
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by golol 2y ago
Tesla has the world's best autonomous vehicle offering by some way of measuring things. There are many ways to measure things, but at least in some "category" they are indeed leading: Level 2 systems for the US which you can
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by golol 2y ago
Just earlier today I wanted to check if exp(inx) is an orthonormal basis on L^2((0, 1)) or if it needs normalization. This is an extremely trivial one though. Less trivially I had an issue where a paper claimed that a certain white noise, a
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by golol 2y ago
I'm a math phd student at the moment and I regularly use o1 to try some quick calculations I don't feel like doing. While I feel like GPT-4o is so distilled that it just tries to know the answer from memory, o1 actually works with
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by golol 2y ago
>Your argument does make sense for teaching an intro to programming type class, where it may not be obvious what is a function name versus variable name. Yea but the truth is a huge of audience of people who are not super familiar with t
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by golol 2y ago
The point is that tyoe is an EXTREMELY vaulable information and if you are explaining code to someone it is very helpful to clearly see what are keywords, what are arbitrary variable names, and what are the types of the variables. For examp
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by golol 2y ago
foobar should die out. myvariable, mystring, myfunction etc. are better in every way.
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by golol 2y ago
I have a similar situation lol, I used a Facebook account almost a decade ago which I lost access to (email). Whenever I try to make a new account it instantly gets banned as a duplicate.
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by golol 2y ago
Yea sure it is a difference, but for me not outrageously immoral. I guess you can get in trouble though.
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by golol 2y ago
This seems less like a "manual for attack" and more like tweeting that your local storage unit rental never puts locks on their garages and gates and "anyone could just walk in and out".
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by golol 2y ago
> I don’t know. I assumed it is the case because of the vast and excellent interpolation AI appears to do in other domains. Sure it's plausible just like many other forms of baseless speculation are, I still don't think to st
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by golol 2y ago
> AI is astonishingly good at laundering and remixing without exposing the training set They just about manage to make a good multimodal transformer that can generate audio and you expect that right away they can also interpolate in late
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by golol 2y ago
>I remember when OpenAI practically cloned Scarlett Johanssen's voice... There is absolutely zero evidence for this. I find it infuriating that this keeps being stated as a fact. So they go and hire a voice actor and clearly use her
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by golol 2y ago
Why does the following obvious solution not work: - Homework is just voluntary. You have to force yourself to study anyways. Not using ChatGPT so you learn something is somwthing students have to bring themselves. - Anything graded happens
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by golol 2y ago
Exactly. As long as OpenAI keeps putting the world's most advanced AI into my hands I will accept that they are open - in some sense. Maybe things would have always been like this, maybe if OpenAI didn't exist Google and the other

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