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541.
by koolala 1y ago
Now I expect out-right malicious corruption.
542.
by koolala 1y ago
Why is it censored?
543.
by koolala 1y ago
This is a win for MIT license though.
544.
by koolala 1y ago
How long would batteries used like that even last?
545.
by koolala 1y ago
That's the best part of them sending two of them. It can't be a random error.
546.
by koolala 1y ago
US public government campsites have stay limits. You can't actually "live" there.
547.
by koolala 1y ago
Seems unlikely to me. Would be really creepy to see a chart comparing the accuracy of both methods. Are there any Natural Language Processing fields today that openly boast about higher performance than LLMs with experimental results? If th
548.
by koolala 1y ago
Patching old software with newer components? Does another tool really offer that automatically? This article is a promotion for their tool that does?
549.
by koolala 1y ago
It blew my mind they did that with Gold in the US. It's really scary what were are capable of.
550.
by koolala 1y ago
This is crazy, its dexterity and range of motion could potentially exceed all human modeled systems.
551.
by koolala 1y ago
This feels like a bigger deal than what Carmack is doing with an Atari controller robot.
552.
by koolala 1y ago
I think "recovered" includes burning it. I can't imagine how burning recycling is carbon positive.
553.
by koolala 1y ago
Computers are made of matter. The Earth would be conscious too? A consciousness could contain consciousnessess.
554.
by koolala 1y ago
He said "sentient" which seems like it could be true.
555.
by koolala 1y ago
Do you think the AT protocol could ever work for this? I wish we had one centeralized scriptable method that was popular to enable ubiquitous discovery.
556.
by koolala 1y ago
Replace logo with a picture of a waffle and name it the Waffle Index?
557.
by koolala 1y ago
Storage buffers are 32bit blocks of memory so why not just use a 32bit texture as a storage buffer? With their implementation is it actually different?
558.
by koolala 1y ago
It runs worse but it being new made everyone believe and hope it would be an overall improvement and perform better. Graphics is extremely performance bound.
559.
by koolala 1y ago
From everywhere I've seen performance is actually worse than WebGL2. Especially on mobile devices.
560.
by koolala 1y ago
yes its a shortcut on the desktop
561.
by koolala 1y ago
It would be €529 /month for 20 users but wouldn't they need to possibly support way more users than that? I wish we had a client-side solution that could infinitely scale beyond having users run their own node.js proxy.
562.
by koolala 1y ago
Is a highly specialized bespoke robot for a Atari controller really that different? If anyone cared about latency they could have added it to the emulated controls and video with random noise.
563.
by koolala 1y ago
Humans had 500 million * 8670 hours of Pre-Training. I don't get why Carmack would say things should be learned in hours or upper bounds it to human lifetime.
564.
by koolala 1y ago
I wish he did this with VR environment instead like they mention at the start of the slides. A VR environment with a JPEG camera filter, physics sim, noise, robot simulation. If anyone could program that well its him. Using real life robots
565.
by koolala 1y ago
Aider using the web interface of Gemini Pro seems like the cheapest way to get flat pricing. All it needs is a bookmarklet to automate it.
566.
by koolala 1y ago
Its like playing Wii Tennis without swinging your arms.
567.
by koolala 2y ago
What makes them different when they perform the same way in a double slit? They act differently at different scales or something else?
568.
by koolala 2y ago
Isn't STUN hole punching? TURN is what you do when STUN fails.
569.
by koolala 2y ago
Was the Moon time discrepancy to atomic clocks ever proven or disproven?
570.
by koolala 2y ago
Unlicensed Human Code is 100% copyrighted and closed source. Unlicensed AI Code is 0% copyrighted and open source and can't be closed.

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