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Same. When I was a kid I would regularly go for over two minutes... I could get to three every now and then but barely. Haven't tried timing how long I can hold my breath in probably a decade. Unfortunately the site doesn't ke
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4y ago
I missed it somehow i guess, thanks for the tip!
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4y ago
I’m surprised Bing’s chat meltdowns haven’t had more air time on HN. People are going to start calling it a living creature. https://old.reddit.com/r/bing/top/?sort=top&t=week
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4y ago
Awesome! I always wondered about that.
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Can you see anything if you look directly through the filter at the sun? I’m assuming it’s just a fuzzy red blob?
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>I find the How It's Made segments to be irritatingly shallow and sometimes grossly inaccurate. You could easily do a 22 minute segment on making these things if you went into more depth. It's all well and good until they touch
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4y ago
I've seen quite a few people angrily push back on statements like 'pipeline problem' and I don't understand why. Obviously there's more to it than that, but it's also that (with hard numbers to back it up).
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4y ago
The SLS costs $4B per launch and apparently has very little onboard imaging capability.
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4y ago
Seems more likely that fewer humans are labeling speech used to describe these groups as hateful.
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4y ago
Many of the orgs I've encountered through the years focus on mechanisms to implement and share APIs by way of method signatures. Is it possible to build an ecosystem around data schemas?
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I bought yo.wtf five years ago hoping an idea would come to me. So far no epiphanies, but I'm <$0 revenue so I think it still counts.
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4y ago
Probably more about utilities/logistics of supporting both plants.
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Best I can do is 95%.
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Could also be that the incredibly complex digestive system isn't just a food mulcher but is capable of moderating caloric intake based on any number of parameters.
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4y ago
This is very achievable by layering it. Start by asking for a synopsis, then characters, then story arc, then outline, then chapters, then chapter outlines, then content. Each time seeding the prompt with the hierarchy of content above th
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4y ago
Oh wow, thank you! I hadn’t seen that one.
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Exactly. In the instance it doesn't seem warranted at all, but at some point we will have to accept 'whistleblower' type accounts of the same nature with a bit less excoriation.
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This is why I give that engineer at Google a lot of slack for his concerns that Lambda was conscious. There’s a bit of an imperative, in my opinion, to over-index on that concern, because we could be building and torturing things for decade
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One of the few YouTube channels that i can identify by the experiment alone.
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I truly feel there’s going to be some kind of industrial revolution with DNA or derivative based manufacturing.
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AVE did a great teardown of one a couple years ago, impressive machine with a stupid purpose.
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DJI is a juggernaut and i imagine will catch up, but when i last looked about a year ago Skydio autonomous tracking was dramatically better. It was the first thing that popped into mind when reading that question.
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I don't know that I believe a lot of these breakouts. GPT-3 can be trivially instructed to avoid them. https://imgur.com/bfvSLHv
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4y ago
A picosecond pulse emitted 1000 times a second is 1 1:1e9 duty cycle. You'd need a billion times the laser to send that power level continuously.
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Isn't that Helion in a nutshell?
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Apparently mine has been pwned 29 times. Who’s got the high score in here?
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4y ago
Yeah the hand/pincers clamp down really quickly, deforming the top of the bag and pulling that yellow panel up, exposing a feature at the bottom of the bag that wasn't there before. The throw just looks like the bag has all of the
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Early ones used a gas motor for power (it's hydraulically actuated). For a construction site you could use something like that to provide very low downtime operations.
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For the species yes, for the individual I don't know that the math is that settled.
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It seems like it should be possible to build a drop-in replacement system for DNA that adds a more robust error detection/correction capability. Each gene gets a checksum at the end and the transcription/translation processes are
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