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by mvkel 3y ago
Thanks for sharing your perspective. It makes a lot of sense!
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by mvkel 3y ago
Interesting! This would sort of explain the low energy of the human demonstrator in the video "Take 488... action!"
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by mvkel 3y ago
Great question. Boston Dynamics has been demoing the pre-baked dance routine for 2+ decades at this point. Really hoping we can evolve past it.
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by mvkel 3y ago
Interesting that they chose to lead with "irrelevant"
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Figure 01 robot demos its OpenAI integration(twitter.com)
190 points by mvkel 3y ago|110 comments
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by mvkel 3y ago
The ability to translate between text to servo movement is unreal, and it looks like gpt4 vision + whisper are heavily used. They're also using the term "reasoning" which is... new. Can you call this an AI wrapper company? Ki
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by mvkel 3y ago
I wouldn't say it's unusual. Whenever I read a good book, see a great film, or appreciate an art piece, I try to track down the creator to send them a note of thanks. I'd say maybe 30% reply? That said, I can't imagine c
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by mvkel 3y ago
thought to be habitable [to humans]. Early earth wouldn't have been habitable to humans either.
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by mvkel 3y ago
Thanks for sharing these! Locking down the size of the viewport did the trick
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by mvkel 3y ago
It's not a viewport meta tag. It's { touch-action: manipulation; }. And it doesn't work consistently. Very easy to break it if you double tap on the background and not somewhere in the text, for example. Thanks for your... en
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by mvkel 3y ago
Makes total sense! I basically did whatever chatgpt told me, which was Swift with UIKit, and Storyboards for the interface design. Took me a bit to learn some of the conventions and syntax, but they've come a long way in making it much
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by mvkel 3y ago
Nice and clean! As a fellow web slinger, I recently went down the road of trying to build a simple veggie tracker as a PWA. I realized pretty quickly that the PWA world still feels like a hacky mess, with weird CSS rules to make it feel mor
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by mvkel 3y ago
The choice facing many companies that insist on remaining "open" is: Do you want to 1. be right or 2. stay in business This is one of the reasons why OpenAI pivoted to be closed. Not bc of greedy value extractors; because it was t
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by mvkel 3y ago
Because the point is to listen, not solve problems. If you told me "ugh today was a really hard day at work" and I said "why don't you quit? then you wouldn't have hard days at work anymore!" would you feel hea
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by mvkel 3y ago
Without their permission, absolutely. This is in the context of coaching in which there is an agreement that yes, you may be observed pretty intensely. It does feel vulnerable, and it's up to the coach to make the person feel safe.
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by mvkel 3y ago
That would still be listening level 1. If you're asking questions and worried about how it makes you look, that's focusing on yourself. My examples don't come across good via text; I would edit more fleshed out ones if I coul
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by mvkel 3y ago
This is a much better breakdown than my poor examples.
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by mvkel 3y ago
Yes, exactly right. My examples were pretty bad at conveying that but it's crucial
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by mvkel 3y ago
That's level 1, making it about yourself :)
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by mvkel 3y ago
This isn't party conversation. It's about observing, with both parties agreeing about the context
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by mvkel 3y ago
This comment is textbook presentism. 4-6 years became "the new normal" 4-6 years ago.
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by mvkel 3y ago
I went through a yearlong coaching program and one of the modules was learning how to listen. Imagine a friend tells you about a situation where their dad is starting to show signs of dementia and the strain it's putting on them as a c
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by mvkel 3y ago
People will always choose the most convenient option over the most secure or the most strategically sound.
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by mvkel 3y ago
Great points. So not only is the tech iffy, but the application is misguided.
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by mvkel 3y ago
I would not say fast is better than slow when it comes to thinking. It's not something to compensate for. It's like with breaking news. Do you want to be first, or correct? The two are usually at odds, and serve different purposes
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by mvkel 3y ago
Agreed. It's like saying it's not true "open source" if you don't include then node_modules folder in your git repo
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by mvkel 3y ago
Real ATC has issues with governance, too :)
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by mvkel 3y ago
I like this story. Shipping OSS is a donation of one's time, money, and expertise. Volunteering is a rewarding way to participate in a community. Usually in any community, you meet someone who opens a door to an opportunity that you ne
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by mvkel 3y ago
A great example of what will happen when the libertarian mindset takes hold of any industry. The risk/reward among market forces is entirely different; many lives lost become "the cost of doing business" despite being entirel
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by mvkel 3y ago
This is some really nice to read code

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