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john_minsk
2y ago
Even if true, still - unification of efforts across multiple industries will create more value and synergies in the long run compared to narrow optimisations.
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2y ago
To clarify, I really think that is what's happening. People feel that their future is not a guaranteed success and make safer choices to be clear minded and focused to achieve success. Probably just my bias is talking...
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2y ago
My personal 5 cents is that reasoning will be there when LLM gives you some kind of outcome and then when questioned about it can explain every bit of result it produced. For example, if we asked an LLM to produce an image of a "human
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2y ago
Bad times create strong people.
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2y ago
Very cool. However, I can't fully agree that generating 3d scene "on the fly" is the future of maps and many other use cases for AR. The thing with geospatial, buildings, roads, signs, etc. objects is that they are very stati
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2y ago
Very interesting. What is the current state of this tech?
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2y ago
No. it should be owned by the owners of the land on which these objects are located. You should be able to provide access at different levels of detail to public or private entities that need said access and revoke it at your own will. May
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2y ago
This is amazing.
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2y ago
Super interesting! Thank you!
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2y ago
I've heard that there is Library Genesis extension on Google Chrome that allows you to search catalog right from the browser window. It has everything SciHub has to offer. Article from the post was found without any issue. Rumors are t
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2y ago
Great post and Elon Musk has similar rule in his thinking. For anyone who liked the trick in the post consider checking out TRIZ: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRIZ There are too many interesting ideas in this framew
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2y ago
This is super cool! As a marketing spin for this - consider packaging it into Nvidia NIM format and make it generate 3D graph as 3D OpenUSD scene. From where I'm standing this route has a lot of potential. Also if you never looked into
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2y ago
Interesting. A while ago I heard about a project to use laser with AI to grow salmon and protect from parasites[1] Would it be a terrible idea to destroy weeds with laser shots? Or crops don't provide enough margin for such advance tec
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2y ago
Interesting. Could you share what are you interested in at the moment?
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2y ago
On a second read, I would like to rewrite your workflow as follows: I would prefer to be able to: [x] buy a GPU, -> [v] Download SimReady USD of your GPU from nVidia website. [v] whip up some CAD [v] import USD of nVidia card into CAD [v
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2y ago
If I understand correctly: you want to create your own design of a water cooling for your GPU (let's say RTX4090) - test it to make sure it will work in the real world - and once test is successful send your CAD to factory and they can
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2y ago
Very detailed description. Would it be a bad idea for your customers to take your design document and test it in virtual environment and once tests are passed - you would go to production right away?
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2y ago
Just a friendly suggestion to read: https://madebyjamie.com/003-the-builders-high/ https://randsinrepose.com/archives/the-builders-high/?ref=ma... Or a video: https://www.youtube.
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2y ago
Can't make decision for myself. Article doesn't contain picture in question or a link to a tweet or anything of that nature. Given that current internet narrative is neurotic and even smallest questions are blown out of proportion
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2y ago
Love his response. Makes total sense to me. This paywall is crazy.
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2y ago
Interesting. What makes "political and economic opinions" bad?
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2y ago
Great attention to detail! I, like the parent, was surprised by the quality as well. However now I can't unsee it:-)
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3y ago
Isn't there some kind of standard for publication metadata? The one which will allow to uniquely identify publication + further track different editions as children of "original" publication? Maybe we should create one and ma
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3y ago
For a very long time I saw articles on self hosting, where people complain that their emails are filtered out by big providers and it is no longer feasible. How do you deal with this part?
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3y ago
Just a suggestion: drop these providers
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3y ago
Gardens must be taxed too then.
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4y ago
Always wondered what's this bar doing when accidentally pressing 'b' in the browser:-D Thanks!
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4y ago
Kudos. If I need to do something or return to something it becomes a card in Trello, not a tab which I always need to evaluate if I need it open or not, is it important or not, what did I want to do with this information last time I saw it
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4y ago
We need AI judges, not lawyers. Then we can have prompts, which make you non-guilty on each occasion, may be also provided by AI for convenience. We would save so much money on taxes.
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4y ago
Wanted to get my own email specifically for this. Is it possible on one of the serviced emails?
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