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by numpad0 7mo ago
Just put a chainsaw power pack in the back. That'll be massively cool anyway.
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by numpad0 7mo ago
Why can't we just dump massive currents into spring returning solenoids with ~5mm or ~1/4" range of motion, and amplify that motion through tendon systems for whole joint motion ranges?
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by numpad0 8mo ago
The theme is guidance systems. Especially guidance computers. That's the big big big no-no. I'm surprised this still hasn't been taken down and house flashbanged and all.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Those low-cost drones are just a fad. Fiber optic TV guided exploding thing is literally the oldest kind of anti-tank missiles. Russian winged cruise missiles are even older, early cold war kinds of stuff. It just so happens that none of Uk
635.
by numpad0 8mo ago
Autonomous flight is significantly easier than autonomous driving. You just fly between points in space, and there's nothing but air inbetween. The ground control handles most of collision avoidance, and if that's not available, i
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by numpad0 8mo ago
There's a significant amount of Japanese loanwords in modern Korean due to Japanese annexation(1910-1945/1965), as well as in modern Chinese to much lesser extent. These aren't an indication of a shared vocabulary or ancestry
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Many lootbox phone games do rollovers at 4AM local. Your sleep cycle would be seriously broken if you're awake 4:00 +/- 0:30
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by numpad0 8mo ago
That _sounds_ somewhat plausible but it means those social media management is completely anemic to everything if true. We just all know that getting verified is how AI spammers get to do spamming. Or post unwanted yet kosher contents. Ever
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Everything appear to be illegal in China, but also everything illegal appear to come from there. Their chemotherapy dose table is calculated for diluted compounds. Coupling their law text to regular universal enforcement is just a suicide.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Lots of 2010s phones had SCMS-T support. App developers could require it for Bluetooth output. Though, collecting voting by wallet against it had done its job.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
The modern Korean Hangul script is phonographic, meaning it encodes sounds rather than ideas. Apparently that's good enough, or at least works better than how pure phonetic transcripts work for Japanese and Chinese languages, both of w
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Japanese input system do allow use of arbitrary UTF-8 symbols, but you have to type out the "pronunciation" for symbols, e.g. "nottoiko-ru" for ≠, "goudou" for ≡, "yueni" for ∴, "ramuda" for
643.
by numpad0 8mo ago
It was the solution to the "analog loophole" "problem". The idea of the "loophole" is that the hole must be plugged shut to eliminate piracy.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
To me it was more like watching an old lady watering IE toolbars at a Mcdonald's. Nobody knows what's the deal with her never cancelling any InstallShields, oh wait, here comes another WinRAR installer... aaand a reboot.
645.
by numpad0 8mo ago
so balloons appear to have negative mass, it's actually just the result of having lower density than the air. the upward force balances out with the gravity where the lbs/in^3 figure of its entirety matches that of ambient air. it
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Intel had dynamic allocation since Intel 830(2001) for Pentium III Mobile. Everything always did, especially platforms with iGPUs like Xbox 360. Only Apple and AMD have APUs with relatively fast iGPU that becomes relevant in large local LLM
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by numpad0 8mo ago
US isn't randomly launching nukes yet
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by numpad0 8mo ago
They must have outcompeted Musk at intelligence and/or insanity with their dedication into maximizing production volume of liquid fueled rocket engines. Tom Mueller was a VP of propulsion at TRW Inc., which, among numerous other things
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Airships have air bags inside. Same deals as submarines. They take in and out ambient stuff into the bags to control buoyancy.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Objectively untrue. Classic MacOS with GUI could be run under <1MB RAM. Linux without GUI both officially and actually required >2MB.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
> You’d want parallel speech data: the same utterance spoken in English, Portuguese, Japanese, Arabic, Mandarin, and dozens more languages. There is no such things as parallel speech data. The idea that parallel text is a thing is dubiou
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by numpad0 8mo ago
9.2.2 wasn't
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Because loading XMP profile won't suffice and they have to tune the parameters further to be able to actually run the sticks
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by numpad0 8mo ago
> They pay a lot less than it costs to buy Robux I don't understand why that isn't regulated to hell by all sorts of securities and banking laws, with reporting requirements and background checks and eKYC and mandatory reserves
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by numpad0 8mo ago
> Put another way how many people would turn down 6+ months salary. Didn't that exact social experiment took place in the US last year? I thought the result of that was disastrous if media reports are to be believed. OTOH I remember
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by numpad0 8mo ago
It is a bad idea but not in the way you think. FHE hardware don't decrypt data on-chip. It's like using the Diffie-Hellman key exchange for general computation. The data and operations stay encrypted at any given moment while outs
657.
by numpad0 8mo ago
I think the lower bounds of someone signing away rights to their whole art portfolio is more towards $1m than few thousands. Few k is just a month's salary that they can "make" themselves. Offers that small would be almost of
658.
by numpad0 8mo ago
There are definitely >1m artists worldwide, some popular some less so, and $1M * 1m =1T, not 0.1% * 200T =200B. Hard cap of 200B divided by 1M equals 200k, and that would be sure more reasonable, but we aren't hearing artists respon
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by numpad0 8mo ago
It feels like i18n/l10n status on desktop OS is on a decline. I guess the effect of that is more profound on macOS than on Windows. I came across this[1][2] the other day; the "bug" is that macOS Japanese input prioritize vis
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by numpad0 8mo ago
The cumulative license fees required to properly compensate all artists is so absurd that it will probably genuinely burn down the entirety of global economy if paid. The only solution I can think of is to burn down just the AI to be revi

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