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by huppeldepup 2y ago
They also catch mice and swallow them whole. Jurassic Park style.
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
Will there be a cross-over job between psychology and engineering for when the airconditioner is having a burnout?
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
It _does_ make me wonder whether spin doctoring and plotting will be available as a model in the near future.
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
Could those changes be intended to “poison the well” for llm training?
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
What’s always missing around this subject is the use of superconductors as energy storage devices: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superconducting_magnetic_ene... Tangential, high density energy storage also means thin
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
I think the fear of AGI destroying humanity mostly stems from the suspicion that a logically thinking device would indeed come to the conclusion that we need to be exterminated.
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
I bought a secondhand 6-bay for around 100 euro and put openwrt on it, mdadm is perfect for the job. Check whether the system is easy to root beforehand. I had to do it via a hardware serial connection on the motherboard.
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
The upgrade is particularly relevant for the Apple ecosystem where updates and API changes regularly weed out unmaintained apps.
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
Like dropping the phone just as you’re about to start cycling.
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NASA Tin Whisker (and Other Metal Whisker) Homepage(nepp.nasa.gov)
3 points by huppeldepup 2y ago|0 comments
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
I wonder whether we’ll see the same parallel as with cars: those with tech and those without - old-timers. I only code as a hobby anymore. Burnout destroyed my career and now I design PCBs and write embedded software without LLMs.
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
Dreaming stopped for me after being put on Trazodone. In some the medication induces nightmares or vivid dreams, not for me. I can testify that dreams contribute a lot to the perceived quality of sleep. In recent months I've had a few
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
can a computer be complex enough to comprehend its own complexity?
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
Paper: https://gwern.net/doc/cat/psychology/2021-smith-2.pdf Edit: check out the main page: https://gwern.net/
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
Thanks for the tip! He's also working on a "Rendezvous with Rama" adaptation.
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
888 should result in text on a transparent screen, whether or not there are subtitles available. Here it does nothing.
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
Dara O'Briain had a marvellous take on acknowledging the place video games have among literature and cinema: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeFPIDTkWyA
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
That's the point: it's not negligible when you have to convert it to the distance this craft has to fly. It's a bit of mental gymnastics, I suggest you do the exercise with paper & pencil to see what happens.
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
Earth orbits the Sun at an average distance of 149.60 million km [WP] 45 degree angle (see Quora animation): 150000000 * cos(45) = 79000000 Earth projection sits between Voyager and Sun. "...travelling at around 61,500km/h ":
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by huppeldepup 2y ago
This is called “throttling”, no?
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by huppeldepup 3y ago
EU 10-euro collector coin Greek edition: 40 mm or 28.25 mm diameter depending on coinage year. The German ones are 32.5 mm. The Irish are 38.61 mm. Etc.
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by huppeldepup 3y ago
On this page: https://consumer.huawei.com/en/community/details/P20-Pro-Boo... there's someone from Huawei who acknowledges the policy change, with a date. Maybe check archive.org for the mentioned time a
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by huppeldepup 3y ago
FYI, this site shows an nice plotted overview per region and period of time: https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/list.html?region=europe
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by huppeldepup 3y ago
It’s been a while (10 years?) since I wrote NEON and vf code (different arch but sentiment remains) and every now and then I used to run a quick disassembly to verify that my optimisation hadn’t been undone by the compiler. The first time i
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by huppeldepup 3y ago
Is this correlated with obesity demographics, i.e. Japan/US/EU statistics? I can’t find reliable numbers per country, most sources conflate the different types into dementia.
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by huppeldepup 3y ago
That one is the default google answer, but not the one I saw. Mine had a spine attached and there was no highlighting, the fluid movements were distinguishable in the scans. Thank you for trying.
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by huppeldepup 3y ago
There is an mri greyscale clip that shows this process I saw a couple of years ago but could never find it back. It showed spinal fluid “washing” the brain. If anyone knows where I can find it, please link.
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Computers in Spaceflight – The NASA Experience [pdf](ntrs.nasa.gov)
3 points by huppeldepup 3y ago|0 comments
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by huppeldepup 3y ago
I wonder if the opposite will also be possible[]. Just like buying search hits to get your page on top of a search result, will it be possible to nudge llm-generated content to favour a click towards your own content - for a price. [] not t
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by huppeldepup 3y ago
In ADS-B the location is determined by the airplane and is periodically broadcast. A gap in data could/would mean a gap in broadcast or positioning.

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