marmetio

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by marmetio 4y ago
It seems like their tools and techniques might have value without achieving de-extinction [1]. If they can't find a way to profit off anything they've done, then I'd be worried. [1] https://theintercept.com/20
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by marmetio 4y ago
They should have defined the terminology. A rocket _engine_ is turbomachinery. A rocket _motor_ is a lump of solid propellant in a pressure vessel.
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by marmetio 4y ago
Nobody has figured out how to stop everyone else from extincting species. These people may be able to de-extinct some species themselves. Whichever thing you can actually do yourself is the solution [1]. [1] https://www.goodreads
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by marmetio 4y ago
If they copied anything you can see with "view source" and you haven't licensed it in that way, a lawyer could help you. If they copied the layout by writing their own code and creating their own assets, then I'm not sur
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by marmetio 4y ago
Inductors too. In a state-space model, capacitances and inductances are the state variables.
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by marmetio 4y ago
I was surprised when it nearly froze because people used too many of those reaction emoji gif things on a comment. How is a tiny cartoon more important than than being able to use the app? It's ridiculous that they apparently didn&#x27
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by marmetio 4y ago
I have no idea what you're saying.
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by marmetio 4y ago
Anti-protectionism doesn't really apply when an adversarial country with no interest in a free market tries to seize a critical industry.
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by marmetio 4y ago
Not tricky at all. If someone is receiving counsel, then someone is giving counsel. Hiding behind a machine adds a pretty minor extra step to identifying the culprits, but does not create ambiguity over whether they are culpable. On the oth
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by marmetio 4y ago
High-assurance isn't really the culprit. It's more of a funding issue. If long NASA programs could save part of the first year's budget to use the second year, things would go a lot faster. You might get hired into an oversta
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by marmetio 4y ago
That's a better example than mine. I was trying to think of something that also sounded silly, since "blog" has always been kind of a dumb-sounding word.
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by marmetio 4y ago
Are you still referring to the scenario from the article, or a different one where it's a resource you use outside of court? > Here's how it was supposed to work: The person challenging a speeding ticket would wear smart glasse
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by marmetio 4y ago
You're still illegally providing legal counsel if you're not a lawyer, or commiting malpractice if you are. Using a machine to commit the same crime doesn't change anything. "Speech" would be like publishing a book
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by marmetio 4y ago
The specific scenario doesn't matter. It's illegal to represent someone else in court if you're not a lawyer. There are a lot of things that you can't get a second chance at if your lawyer messes up that suing them can&#
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by marmetio 4y ago
I suspect that's a bit like concluding that the internet is dead because nobody says "surfing the web" anymore.
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by marmetio 4y ago
I agree. They can develop and test the perception system on public roads using a vehicle with a human driver, and the controller on private roads.
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by marmetio 4y ago
Lately I've been noticing more commenters who immediately launch into accusations that ignore and contradict what was written.
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by marmetio 4y ago
I meant does gnu radio do anything else that simulink does, like have a solver or automatically set up sampling? Or is it just the data flow part?
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by marmetio 4y ago
I think that rollercoaster is why you're not supposed to take days off. Maybe try a non-stimulant if you can wait a month for it to start working?
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by marmetio 4y ago
If the vibration still meets the requirements, then yes. They're not going to chase arbitrary ideas of "better". In the physical world, you add some margin to the design so you can tolerate stuff like this. They can see the p
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by marmetio 4y ago
I was coached+medicated out of doing the same thing.
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by marmetio 4y ago
There's no real long-term dependence. Going off the meds just returns me to my natural, dysfunctional self. I don't usually do that because it's disruptive without benefit. The first type I tried happened to be right for me,
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by marmetio 4y ago
What's important is that it's reinforcing a bad habit.
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by marmetio 4y ago
The click is cataloging.
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by marmetio 4y ago
You can get equal benefits from meds and coaching, but it's relatively effortless to benefit from coaching with meds. The first time I took a stimulant, it kicked in basically immediately and suddenly nothing was difficult except copin
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by marmetio 4y ago
I resist doing any of that in the first place because it's just giving in to an unhealthy habit. The time and attention I spent cataloging was supposed to be for something else.
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by marmetio 4y ago
I don't bookmark anything interesting anymore. If I get inspired to look at something again, I search for it.
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by marmetio 4y ago
It's been a few years since I've used gnu radio, but isn't it just time-series data flow?
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by marmetio 4y ago
FYI the 500 academic license is for institutions. You can buy a student license for yourself for less than that.
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by marmetio 4y ago
The alternative to Matlab is not necessarily another programming language. Often, it's a purpose-built tool with maybe some scripting built in. That's what confuses software engineers about Matlab. They see code and think that the

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