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liquids
3y ago
I listened to you on the latentspacepod the other day and tried this method myself. 1. Used GPT-4 to build functions that pulled in sample datasets from my BigQuery. 2. Used GPT-4 to insert them into a sqlite database. 3. Upload t
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liquids
4y ago
I’ve used this library for a number of projects and it’s a joy to use. I don’t think it’s an understatement to say it’s paradigm shifting – to the extent that once you have your environment set up, you are free to code, think, iterate, depl
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liquids
4y ago
I think you’ve done a good job of summarizing the landscape – it matches my experience. The progression seems to be the decline of the nerd-nerd monoculture in the professional tech environment. With some irony, the increase in diversity is
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liquids
8y ago
An industrial designer would sketch the outline then the images would be brought into parametric CAD software as references. The 2D image can be built into 2D/3D lines, then these curves are used to create surfaces which finally are st
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liquids
9y ago
Thanks for this. I'm curious to hear why something that has such remarkable potential to improve lives, has somehow been channeled into a social taboo.
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liquids
14y ago
Near the end of the presentation they show the numbers on launched/successful http://www.kickstarter.com/year/2012#category Art 49% Comics 46% Dance 74% Design 40% Fashion 26% Film & Video 41% Fo
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liquids
15y ago
So on the surface of the shell planet, the effects of gravity would be the same as normal, but when you're on the inside there is no net gravitational effect? ie. you'd just float near the inside surface? That doesn't seem intuitive. Wouldn
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15y ago
While the author makes a good point about how humans will never leave the solar system, there are a few possibilities to continue human legacy. Ethics aside, sending seeded capsules to a habitable exoplanet could one day (millions of year