inhumantsar

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by inhumantsar 1y ago
cool hardware, terrible title. the manipulator arm is$135, the robot is nearly $3000, and there's no autonomy.
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
people take a job at JP Morgan and then accept a future dated job with a private equity firm. seems like those other firms are effectively using JP Morgan as a training centre and Dimon's concern is that the employees involved are a) n
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
one sentence describing (poorly) what it is and a mountain of text describing what a person isn't allowed to do.
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
re: QA, besides a strict prompt, I'd imagine it would be hard for AI responses to go truly off the rails if the player's input is limited to "press A to talk" or pick one of 3 dialog options.
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
alternatively, donate to openbao the amount you'd pay for Vault support. you'll help ensure the project doesn't fall into disrepair and get more influence over fix/feature prioritization than you could with Vault.
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
> framed art piece love this idea! my retired mother spends a lot of time at her living room window with the Merlin Bird ID app and optimizing her bird feeders. it'd be fun to build something like this for her.
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
My sister has four kids, a gamer husband, and a Meta Quest 3. The VR stuff is in regular rotation for the older of the kids, though it seems like everyone prefers the Switch or PlayStation. A former coworker is car crazed and uses a quest 2
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
2016 blocks is a lot though. that's nearly $700 million in mining fees. if someone had a monopoly on chips like these, they could dominate the network and freeze out other miners. which would likely tank the network and make those BTC
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
probably on AWS servers too
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
can confirm that readability seems to be on life support. I used it slurp, an obsidian plugin which serves the same basic purpose as web clipper, and always had a hard time getting PRs reviewed and merged. i started working on my own altern
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
"Discovery" and "invention" can be fuzzy ideas. In the past I've framed this distinction as "science" vs "engineering" since it links directly to a student's classes and possible careers. Ty
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
these are TBMs mainly built for digging vehicle tunnels, so small compared to TBMs used for subways and passenger rail, but still on the order of meters. I seem to remember their original machine was second hand and they used it as a templa
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
it seems like they're able to use liposomes (molecules encapsulated in fatty or waxy organic shells) to deliver material to the desired location then use ultrasound to unsheath those molecules and knit them together into larger structu
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
just finished watching his video on this board. interesting post script on it regarding a part that didn't ship in time. now that the tariffs are in place, this $350 part would cost an additional *$1,150* in shipping and tariffs. we&#x
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
that seems optimistic tbh. I'd guess 70/30 lobbying/compliance.
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
this happened to me whenever I kept the starter in the fridge. it stopped happening after I started keeping it in a cupboard that didn't get direct sunlight.
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
you nailed that description. it's the same story no matter what you're fermenting. I used to be one of those people but after a while I started to realise that most of the time yeast (or lacto) is to the micro world as humans are
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
it's for visualizing a robot's camera data in 3d space
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
wow. bold move naming your wallet 'pickpocket'. nothing says "funds are safu" like theft.
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
love the demo video with Andrew. showing the potential as well as the delays and awkwardness of AI is refreshing compared to the heavily edited hype reels that are so common
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
either the tagging was super lazy or the filters need work. somehow I don't think Zendaya is known for her travel blogging, David Beckham for his foodie creds, or Jason Statham for his photography...
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
> The chain reaction begins when detonation shock waves fracture magnesium hydride into micron-scale particles, exposing fresh surfaces, according to the study. > > Thermal decomposition rapidly releases hydrogen gas, which mixes
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by inhumantsar 1y ago
these files were shared as far back as 2021 by long time GSA employees
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by inhumantsar 2y ago
because of course it will
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by inhumantsar 2y ago
check out their submissions. nearly all the recent ones have the same structure
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by inhumantsar 2y ago
Love this. In my fortieth year I feel like I'm finally past this kind of jealousy of talented people. Envious maybe, but I can envy someone and be happy for them. Better that than the bitter resentment of jealousy. A little envy can be
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by inhumantsar 2y ago
I bought a Surface Pro for that reason and liked it, until the usbc ports started overvolting and frying everything they touched. currently on a 13" ASUS ProArt flip-over 2-in-1 with pen support like this. overall I love it. I probably
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by inhumantsar 2y ago
Thanks for the explanation! Sounds pretty exciting. I'll keep my eyes peeled for the paper
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by inhumantsar 2y ago
> At a high level, you take an existing transformer model Freeze all the weights, delete the attention layer, replace it with RWKV, and train it through multiple stages. Maybe I'm misunderstanding but it seems like they still depend
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by inhumantsar 2y ago
The biggest thing to keep in mind when it comes is recognizing when YAGNI (you aren't gonna need it) applies. In this case, you're building what amounts to a proof of concept or a minimum viable product. Your constraints are mainl

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