l33tman

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by l33tman 5y ago
Ah, yes the Currah uSpeech among others :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Instrument_SP0256
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by l33tman 5y ago
Decoherence is easiest to see in a MW setting. The basic observed fact is that at some point you need an observer that makes a clear, consistent observation. Decoherence is a concept about an isolated state (that can be multi-valued, like d
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by l33tman 5y ago
Well after all that was how QM was invented back in the days as well (they had to find underlying explanations for the probabilistic experiment outcomes). But see the PBR theorem ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PBR_theo
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by l33tman 5y ago
Interesting counterpoint: a NN is not just activation. It's also learning, and multilayer stacks learn differently depending on depth even if they are entirely linear. This seems to be an artefact due to the optimizer in use (SGD for e
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by l33tman 5y ago
An interesting thing is that ReLu (which is absolutely the most common activation function) has a zero derivative over half the space its defined, and backprop still works (most of the time :). There are leaky ReLU to give some slope to the
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by l33tman 5y ago
Pulsar-based galaxy-wide gravitational wave observing is one of the most intriguing (while being conceptually simple and understandable) concepts I've come across. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulsar_timing_array
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by l33tman 5y ago
This actually turned out to be an example of what was discussed... if you google "reptilecandy" (as one word) you get some of these weird search results that do look like they have a category on the shop that has Reptile Candy, wi
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by l33tman 5y ago
But they show up in the cached google search preview as well. I search for something that doesn't exist, and you get 5 "shopping" sites that have faked URLs and faked product entries for the non-existant product. Like you see
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by l33tman 5y ago
This project doesn't use AI to improve the image, they use it to estimate the EMI noise from the surroundings. So they're not "filling in the gaps" in the actual resulting 3D voxel volume with fantasy voxels (which I hop
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by l33tman 5y ago
A full tank is safer than an almost empty tank.. Also the tank is designed to keep the vapor part of the gasoline too saturated to explode, this is why there is a latch on the fill tube. I found this Quora post: https://www.quora
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by l33tman 5y ago
I just love the youtube comments on this. They were satirical even just after the talk posted. "This crazy art form corresponds to the crazy significance MAgic Leaps technology will have on mankind. IT IS THE NEXT BIG THING WE HAVE A
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by l33tman 5y ago
Is it possible to grab the raw ADC outputs from that dev kit alone into the PC by USB or is another ADC kit or something needed?
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by l33tman 5y ago
While not directly related to these magnetic strands, but regarding superstructure, compare with the latest 2.1 trillion body simulation of a universe formation, mapped as well as possible to the observed universe properties: https:&#x2F
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by l33tman 5y ago
QM/QFT is radically simpler to simulate than classical mechanics. It's infinitely more expensive though in terms of pure CPU speed though. With classical mechanics you need to timestep and integrate F=ma and all kinds of associa
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by l33tman 5y ago
You're complaining that a service you use all the time for a decade for free now might cost the equivalent of a cup of coffee per month? I'm all about Google being evil and all that, but spending valuable aggression on this seem
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by l33tman 5y ago
You have billions of identical copies of the DNA molecules probably, so it might matter less if there are some breaks or errors when you sequence, if you sequence very thoroughly.. even when sequencing fresh DNA you have lots of read errors
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by l33tman 5y ago
The A1000/A500 reigned from 1985 to 1990 or so, more or less the same platform for 5 years, a platform I could write all programs I wanted to in pure assembler, and eventually knowing every register and bits of HW in the entire system.
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by l33tman 5y ago
This article is mostly useless, it just focuses on number of cores... I didn't find even one mention in the article of actual benchmarks.
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by l33tman 5y ago
My layman's interpretation is that she willingly defrauded investors but did in fact deliver test results to the patients, albeit at a lower quality level than you would expect in the industry. I think in the HBO documentary they say t
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by l33tman 5y ago
This seems like a bit of an over-simplification.. A car needs to be type approved to run on our streets and the insurance companies need to accept whatever you did to the car in case of a crash. You don't really want to end up paying 1
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by l33tman 5y ago
I do share your concern... but somehow I (perhaps naively) feel there is a big difference between regulatory mandates like emergency braking, that all manufacturers in the EU has known and planned for since more than 15 years, and stuff lik
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by l33tman 5y ago
AV Herald thread about this: https://avherald.com/h?article=4f24b2d7
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by l33tman 5y ago
I wonder how much they care about audio going outwards instead of inwards. When people sit in a silent compartment on a train for example and have apple airpods, the entire compartment hears what they're listening to. I guess this is t
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by l33tman 5y ago
I've been a Linux coder and user forever, and I didn't know that bash "reloads" a script while running if the file is modified. Good to learn before I also delete a whole filesystem due to this! :)
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by l33tman 5y ago
Booking.com, expedia etc. have options to pay in advance. They'll refund you later if you cancel. Some listings seem to have this as the only option? I didn't look recently.
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by l33tman 5y ago
If you don't take the norm, you're essentially not making a "measurement" and then QM is linear and simple. It's also non-predictive of reality :)
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by l33tman 5y ago
To be fair, the Ronin car chases (and a lot of similar) exploit camera angles and FOVs to make a slow moving car feel fast. So they are not as realistic as you think either..
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by l33tman 5y ago
I'm a game dev and I spent a lot of time trying to merge the physics system with the player character (PC) control. You basically have the options of letting the player controls try to physically manipulate the PC by inserting forces,
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by l33tman 5y ago
I'm pretty sure the title is clickbait, it's not uncorrelated random per-pixel noise as it gives the impression of.
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by l33tman 5y ago
From what I can remember from my immunology class, B-cells specific to a particular antibody will detect the antigen in a re-infection, start to massively clone themselves and quickly increase the specific antibody titer in the blood in res

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