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Amazon Acquires Fauna Robotics(bloomberg.com)
1 points by noduerme 7mo ago|1 comments
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by noduerme 7mo ago
It's frustrating to pull more weight and take ownership when other people aren't. But what's legitimately soul-killing to an individual and deadly to an organization is the collective impulse to avoid giving those people cred
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by noduerme 7mo ago
This, but I'd go even further. Wny not test run it by developing a hyper-local market first? You could make QR codes for neighborhoods and paste them up on telephone poles. Have a photo element to encourage people to post pictures of t
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by noduerme 7mo ago
That's clearly the strategy the headless Iranian regime is pursuing. Their prior strategy of arming regional proxy regimes and paramilitary groups to deter and expand their reach failed spectacularly, in large part because it sufficien
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by noduerme 7mo ago
So what's left of the Iranian regime is basically like the Houthis now, reduced to getting world attention by committing random acts of piracy and firing at random ships off their coast. To make whatever point they were trying to make.
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by noduerme 7mo ago
Enforcement without consequences just wears down the people who are supposed to enforce it.
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by noduerme 7mo ago
2% would be on the very low end of the number of people who lie, get caught, and become repeat offenders anyway.
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by noduerme 7mo ago
Hm. That looks a lot more granular, which is interesting... I'm not sure it would help me on this. The codebase is small enough that I can basically go and find all the changes the LLM executed with each request, and read them with a v
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by noduerme 7mo ago
I'm kinda doing this in a back-and-forth way over each section with openclaw, and one nice thing is that I've got it including the chat log for changes with each commit. I'm happy about how it's handled my personality as
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by noduerme 7mo ago
Question for people who have spent more time than I have wrangling agents to manage other agents: I've been using a Claude Pro plan just as a code analyzer / autocomplete for a year or so. But I recently decided to try to rewrite
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by noduerme 8mo ago
Israel is a country without oil. Over 2 years, it killed 60,000 people in Gaza - about twice as many as the Iranian regime killed in 2 days. The former was described as genocide, the latter was widely ignored. And for 2 years, Israel's
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by noduerme 8mo ago
I think you underestimate how much they hate the regime and how happy they are to see us trying to eliminate it.
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by noduerme 8mo ago
Doesn't seem over when you see video of people shouting from balconies all over Tehran
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by noduerme 8mo ago
I think the IRGC chose him because he's already dead, and they want Israel to go hunting for a dead guy. If he's not dead, which would be some sort of miracle, he isn't doing much now. And no one needs a deal with him. The Ir
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by noduerme 8mo ago
>> That is fundamentally untrue. In Venezuela, regime ended up completely intact, except the change on the top. There is no "clearing the path" and there is no "regime change". I think there was massive disappointm
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by noduerme 8mo ago
It's a real problem that Trump himself and his movement seem incapable of articulating a positive vision of America. It's an equally serious problem that the opposition are equally negative about the country, its history, its prom
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by noduerme 8mo ago
>> Its leader got changed for younger more hard line one with the same name Who hasn't been seen or heard from yet. I'd give this a few more days before pronouncing it a done deal.
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by noduerme 8mo ago
Ruining any chance of another generation to do what? Get shot in the street for protesting? Get imprisoned and murdered for showing their hair in public? Become a martyr to the cause of a dead revolution that provided nothing for its people
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by noduerme 8mo ago
> it's a repeat of Vietnam I think this is a bizarre comparison. The people of Vietnam hated the French colonial occupation, and most of them despised the American-backed regime as well. They were fighting a 20-year-long anti-coloni
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by noduerme 8mo ago
America is a bit overstretched at the moment. As far as I can tell, we spent about 50 years in the cold war talking up liberty and democracy, but that was essentially all kind of a BS cultural-supremacy soft-power fig leaf until the cold wa
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Now I have a clear picture. Let me understand the issue
1 points by noduerme 8mo ago|0 comments
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by noduerme 8mo ago
Well, North Koreans and Iranians say it, but they have a gun to their heads.
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by noduerme 8mo ago
Ahhhhh I've been waiting for Oregon to do this for years. The idea that driving north in winter would make the sun set an hour later is maddening.
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by noduerme 8mo ago
Any 3x3 vec (position 3, velocity 3, rotation 3) that would be more than that, a class specific to an aircraft, would be something much more. It would have position and velocity, and then it would have functions (getters, setters, or predic
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by noduerme 8mo ago
No. Not at all like that. I said: >> nor spatial artifacts I meant visual patterns, too. You're thinking about what I said on too granular a level. JEPA is visual, based ultimately on pixels. The tokens may be digested from pixel
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by noduerme 8mo ago
I was a taxi driver in LA - I've lived the past 10 years in Portland. One major difference in driving style (at least before a lot of New Yorkers moved to LA) is that in LA, people merged late in a fluid style, and traffic shuffled. In
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by noduerme 8mo ago
I'd say once someone reveals their true character, you should believe it.
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by noduerme 8mo ago
>> but this is totally distinct from your recordings ending up getting labeled The distinction here occurs wherever the data is processed, and it sounds as if the difference between using your video for labeling versus privately proce
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Ask HN: Does debating between using AI and just writing code slow you down?
1 points by noduerme 8mo ago|1 comments
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by noduerme 8mo ago
I think the comment you're responding to was referring to needing to cross a backed up lane of traffic in their car, not on foot.

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