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by namibj 1y ago
I'd like to mention my USB-stick-shaped audio recorder/player who's headphone jack (only uses built-in mic in any case, though iirc the headphone button skips to the next file) functions as the computer and charging connector
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by namibj 1y ago
Though they are also poised to get iron ore refining to work. That alone could be worth a bunch (numbers assuming 20y amortization and 30% average duty cycle (using only summer surplus) suggest around 10ct/kg iron metal capex plus 3 kW
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by namibj 1y ago
Some tech has notably separate $/kW and $/kWh pricing. Such as for example the awfully-often mentioned seasonal Europe setup of green summer hydrogen injected into former methane caverns, to be fed to gas turbines in winter. Thoug
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by namibj 1y ago
Ceph
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by namibj 1y ago
I wonder why not use those simple laser rangefinder things and instruct the user to put CD-tracking like servo steering suitable retroreflectors at fixed-relative-to-workpiece locations. 2 should suffice for planar work. Probably "tape
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by namibj 1y ago
Yeah mouse sensors actively throttle update frequency at slow speed to mitigate drift, as they appear to suffer pretty much random walk steps of sort each time they generate an update. Exceptions are probably limited to zero-motion deltas.
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by namibj 1y ago
You sound like you want Emacs. The X11 frontend.
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by namibj 1y ago
That's mostly related to them being rather dumb across the connection to the charger, instead of having the charge controller integrated with the battery management system. Plus probably cheaper overall construction because a higher pe
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by namibj 1y ago
You can just ask io_uring what commands you have available to you. Though the way of the background thread should be readily available/usable by just indirectly calling the syscall (-helper) and replacing it with a futex-based handshak
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by namibj 1y ago
This shouldn't be an actual syscall these days; it should be handled by vDSO (`man 7 vDSO`). Maybe zig doesn't use that, though.
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by namibj 1y ago
If you can automate efficiently enough, you can build far finer structures. For example look at how detailed the structure and weld arrangement is for modern cars, vs. back when robots only just started to take care of the frame welding on
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by namibj 1y ago
For scalar code that's fair, but keep in mind that with `gather`, you can vectorize it, and there you do worry about integer width as more width means fewer lanes. Though tbf you probably should use B+ Tree structures chunked to your b
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by namibj 1y ago
Can't do that in a century old city street with century old utilities in it. They dug up the sidewalk with shovels here as a result; though using machinery to move the soil they dug up and handle the asphalt that's covering the si
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by namibj 1y ago
AFAIK in Germany for DOCSIS it's common to have DS-Lite in the mode with lightweight 4over6, so the CPE does the NAT and the carrier just range checks the client side IPv4 port to fall within that customer's block. No state at the
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by namibj 1y ago
> One thing we can do which current LLMs can't, at least directly as far as I'm aware, is to go back and re-read a section. Like on-demand RAG, or something. Encoders can do that. And we can use them with diffusion to generate
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by namibj 1y ago
I guess memory controller behavior; especially if it's not set up for parallelism IOPS but for single-threaded throughout (channel interleaving).
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by namibj 1y ago
I'm sad to see memcached is used with the legacy text protocol instead of the recommended (and supported by the benchmarking software) binary protocol. That shouldn't be representative of any modern deployments and not even declar
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by namibj 1y ago
It's inherent, see https://arxiv.org/abs/2002.07028 (as I detailed in my sibling comment to yours just now, but before I saw yours). That said, there are architecture sizing ways that allow much better long-contex
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by namibj 1y ago
On this note I want to point at "Low-Rank Bottleneck in Multi-head Attention Models", which details how attention inherently needs the query dimension to match or exceed the sequence length to allow precise (and especially, sharp)
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by namibj 1y ago
Feels like they should come with watchdog timers that alert when a loop fails to check in on this status often enough? Then the only thing that still needs manual checking to cover these more-exotic states is that the code path for loop wat
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by namibj 1y ago
They might use YouTube; there's next-frame prediction and multimodal grounding via subtitles and audio available. IIUC they got the native voice2voice models trained on YT-sourced audio. Skipping any intermediate text form is really he
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by namibj 1y ago
Remember the spontaneously flipping spinning hammer on the ISS? ...rotation for sufficiently non-spherical(-cow) objects in free fall is kinda weird.
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by namibj 1y ago
Like a train ticket that spans the year break (depart December 31, arrive January 1).
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by namibj 1y ago
Huh? I thought the Slate body panels are fiber reinforced Polypropylene, basically a cheaper somewhat less intense performance sibling of that ultra tough fiber reinforced nylon that power tools are made of since about that battery tool man
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by namibj 1y ago
Against 2, speed flames could help? Though they may have net-negative effect on safety for obvious reasons.
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by namibj 1y ago
> So the fact that it just recovers and keeps going without issue is impressive to me. I'm pretty sure that's just a matter of reaction speed and it maintaining a constant focus/vigilance on it's movement that you&#x2
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by namibj 1y ago
If the robot already knows "how to" the happy path, the training difficulty falls severely at least if it can continue after a recovery.
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by namibj 1y ago
Just have the knob rotation rotate a tuning element, and have the knob pressing switch the tuning element into the receiver circuit.
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by namibj 1y ago
My stand fan for aiding in my skin convection cooling by forcing convection has 4 buttons, 3 latching power levels and 1 non-latching off button.
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by namibj 1y ago
Yeah right I looked again and also: MRI doesn't really work for highly conductive (bulk) samples: you can't get the RF in/out of the conductor due to skin effect. Also proton frequency only....

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