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by jcims 2y ago
Look up acoustic cameras on YouTube, there are some pretty impressive demonstrations of their capability. This is one of the companies I've been watching for a while, but it looks like FLIR and some other big names are getting into it
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by jcims 2y ago
This is a pic of the top of the booster. You can see the landing lugs between the grid fins. https://x.com/TrainOfError/status/1846030879602209054
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by jcims 2y ago
>I actually do think you have a solid point. These models fall short of AGI, but that might be more of a OODA loop agentic tweak than anything else. I think this is it. LLM responses feel like the unconsidered ideas that pop into my hea
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by jcims 2y ago
I'm effectively a complete layman in this (although I do see some parallels to physical positional encoders, which is interesting) so at first read this entire thing went WAAAAY over my head. At first glance it seemed to be way overco
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by jcims 2y ago
This is amazing, my daughter has been on pump therapy for almost eight years now and just now starting to feel like she has any control at all. I downloaded the app, just to check it out, and the one thing that just struck me right off the
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by jcims 2y ago
That's probably in part because mid-level management (like me) didn't get promoted to that role because we are great coaches. I spend the vast majority of my time putting out fires, protecting the team from bullshit, making offer
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by jcims 2y ago
Comb filtering ( https://youtu.be/Amj4UevyRfU?si=5pwjHKwAw6bdmG2x ) plays a role in this. I was listening to a podcast and realized I could hear the speaker turning pages under the microphone by the way it affected their voic
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by jcims 2y ago
Hahaha I heard his voice when I read that a second time.
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by jcims 2y ago
I think it just attacks the wholeness of ‘self’ and starts to reveal the true complexity of nature.
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Nice!!! Thank you!
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by jcims 2y ago
Can anyone find a link to them on Google maps?
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by jcims 2y ago
If the authors or anyone else that works on a voice model are in here, do you ever get creeped out or feel the sounds you’re getting from the system have a physiological effect on you?
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by jcims 2y ago
He made a few appearances on the RadioLab podcast. Always one of my favorite to listen to.
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by jcims 2y ago
Side note, I started monitoring with a cuff-style monitor over the past month, and one thing that’s super important is keeping the cuff at about heart level. The cuff I got actually reminds you of this verbally. While it obviously makes sen
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by jcims 2y ago
I’ve never seen or worked with a company using the cloud version of any of their products. I worked at a place with one of the largest bitbucket installs in the world, so they weren’t little shops.
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by jcims 2y ago
This is some juvenile shit, man. What did you hope to prove? That I'm right? That songs that I feel a connection to sound terrible to you? An astute reader with some basic emotional intelligence would notice that is the entire point
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by jcims 2y ago
This is a tad overwrought. There is a creative process, but it’s much more akin to simple producing rather than composing. My point wasn’t to debate the merit of generated music, it was simply to highlight the effect I described.
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by jcims 2y ago
I have no explanation. It’s not a sense of pride or accomplishment. I don’t know what it is. Maybe a small amount of pride. It’s hard to say. But there is a definite connection that feels different listening to songs i requested vs thos
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by jcims 2y ago
One thing I've noticed with the set of music generation tools (eg Udio, Suno) is that there's a sort of profound attachment to songs that you create. I've never made music the old fashioned way so I'm guessing the same
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by jcims 2y ago
Fun fact. The estimated number of stars in the Milky Way (~2e11-4e11) is within an order of magnitude of the estimated number of individual particles of smoke in a cigarette (~1e12).
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by jcims 2y ago
I’ve probably bought ten books in the last five years that I’ve never read. I’ve heard at least one ad from dozens (probably a hundred) podcast episodes that I didn’t finish.
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by jcims 2y ago
My youngest was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at 14 and it has been a tremendous emotional and physical burden on her. It's so encouraging to see research in this area and the faintest glimmer of a hope for a hope that she'll fi
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by jcims 2y ago
>He might be able to build stuff but his ability to explain social phenomena is really poor. I didn't say he was a god incarnate lol. He's clearly been successful in at least one narrow domain and that requires some level of i
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by jcims 2y ago
Pieter was just on Lex Fridman’s podcast not too long ago, I enjoyed it. Smart dude. https://youtu.be/oFtjKbXKqbg
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by jcims 2y ago
They are not wrong. I’ve been in jobs with cloud platform responsibilities at large financials for the last nine years. With all of the regulatory oversight and internal controls, the all-in price for cloud is actually quite high and usual
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Yep!!! I'd heard of it for years and it blew my mind when I realized they were connected.
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This is great!!! Diatoms are one of those cool little facets of nature that I would hazard most people don't know about. My favorite images of them are from electron microscopes. They look like biological crystals or something. http
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Choked on a speaker?
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>As added support for this view, I can contrast with the relatively uncommon experience of having some experiences unified: when listening to an audio book, my brain often (but not always!) ties the experience of the book with my physica
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The one thing that I believe it is successful for is if people have floaters that are suspended directly in their fovea by adhesions to other parts of the eye. They use the laser to cut the ’ligaments’ so it can float away. I’m not sure ‘b

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