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by mcint 4y ago
It's worth separating the momentum M*V you're referring to, from the energy M*V^2 that's dissipated in deformation in the collision. Hmm I'm not quite satisfied even by my clarification. Car and truck chassis strength ne
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I was searching for this just last night, thanks! Though ideally an interactive one, with zoom and some capacity for search and for personal annotation.
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by mcint 4y ago
1. Bodyweight fitness, and cardio, starting with walks, progressing to jogs or runs. 2. As others mention r/bodyweightfitness's routine has a routine and progression to follow. The sub is also a good place to ask questions on the
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The about page mentions, https://same.energy/about Same Energy's core search uses deep learning. The most similar published work is CLIP by OpenAI. He worked at OpenAI, and has written a few blog posts on ML t
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Thank you for the summary! I quite like this idea, train on a mixture of simple critics, or really here, simple sources of noise.
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by mcint 4y ago
Linking Paper's with Code for its listing of relevant: tasks, datasets, and metrics with global ranking against other models on defined tasks. https://paperswithcode.com/paper/transcending-scaling-laws-w...
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by mcint 4y ago
It might accept a quoted "Huge Pages" — I don't know. dang or hn mod might have to fix it
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by mcint 4y ago
I don't have experience with this. 1) SQLite with BLOB storage gives you binary benefits for file layout and database solutions to metadata, versioning, & indexing into large structure. 2) FlexBuffers look like a more flexible solu
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Ask HN: Looking for a 2048 variant seen here (product/sum)
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by mcint 4y ago
Makes me want to make a little sensor stand, with cameras at eye level for 1. low convertible drivers 2. standard sedan drivers 3. pedestrian, and 4. SUV drivers At least top and bottom of the range, preferably at least one in the middle. S
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by mcint 4y ago
Ah, the original poster in Ukranian* (_ua) just deleted the thread.
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by mcint 4y ago
What's the goal? What would be the benefit of training on a single TTS speaker
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You'll have better luck with a separate post, even if it doesn't hit the front page. I would over-describe the problem, state it in 3 different ways, so some kind soul searching is more likely to find it.
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Happy holidays! I will follow your projects with great interest. Are you likely to write about your explorations, sharing your research and inspiration, or focus on time spent exploring and artifacts?
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Here's a translation: https://nordot-app.translate.goog/973917552334143488?_x_tr_s... # Ministry of Defense launches research on manipulating public opinion Utilizing AI, guided by SNS According to interview
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“ML models must also think about trusting trust”(lightbluetouchpaper.org)
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Nice thought. I like the intent. I find #333 an even more neutral color. I may add my own art, family and friends, or goal and inspiration pieces. for n in {0,3,6,9,c,f}; do convert -size 2880x1800 "xc:#$n$n$n" bg.#$n$n$n.
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by mcint 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33809177 https://www.math.columbia.edu/~woit/wordpress/?p=13181 I just saw that the New York Times also has a big story about this: Physicists Create ‘the
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> I just saw that the New York Times also has a big story about this: Physicists Create ‘the Smallest, Crummiest Wormhole You Can Imagine’. At least this article has some sensible skeptical quotes, including: >> “The most important
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D.M.C.A. song (from Asahi userspace driver author) (2017)(rosenzweig.io)
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by mcint 4y ago
Would male fertility impacts worry you? https://twitter.com/yaneerbaryam/status/1596922071786741760
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by mcint 4y ago
Unfortunately strong outdoor transmission is documented for Omicron. 38+ people infected by a runner in a park in China, of ~256 he passed that were identified. https://twitter.com/rdmorris/status/15969785034295255
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by mcint 4y ago
Haha! Twitter image preview would beg to differ indeed. It's a hard problem. But you don't get to be a hard engineer without solving hard problems without any help. Just toughen up and study. :/s
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by mcint 4y ago
Well characterized. You've summarized here the more clear cut examples of smuggling meaning of "correct" by presenting them all in the same context, from "consistent alignment" to beknighted stylistic choice and fur
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by mcint 4y ago
Given the discussion under https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33743935 about opening a connection to 1.2.3.4:443 (I'm prompted by the same curiosity about ingress load-balancing, statelessly )... How does the ingres
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by mcint 4y ago
6830 "BRONZE" top 50%. 5-7 wrong, though only maybe 3 I'd contest. I'd be interested in this quiz extended to explicit A/B testing of design. Or with more samples gathered.
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Some of these are quite subtle. I've come around. I appreciate being faced with lots of side by side examples, and enumerating the number of good decisions design benefits from.
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I dislike that this elevates, canonizes, design decisions out of context. However, this is how we train machine learning systems. I enjoy this as a social or artistic commentary in that way. How would you like to be trained this way, or wha
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Rate notes on tweets, in Birdwatch, Twitter's context system(twitter.com)
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