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SoftBank bought ABB a week or two back, and they're not saying Dual YuMi will be retailing at Walmart everywhere, so I'd say, no, we're not in a need.
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1y ago
Where's this "preprogrammed" meme coming from? Everything in robotics is still "preprogrammed". Later builds of ASIMO did have dynamic balancing and in fact ran with both feet in the air. It's not like they jus
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1y ago
"count" is that classical Geiger click, so 300 per minute is constant 5/sec gggggggg going on, which sounds bad but we don't know. They're boolean and also equipment dependent. As others had said, more alarming part
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1y ago
My point is, it's not like other types of media contents aren't consumed at the same rate. Everything's on tap, not just porn. Classical literature, music, movies, everything is basically infinite. You can construct a whole w
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1y ago
I'm starting to think this brewing anti-goon sentiment might be less about gooner contents, and more about foreign (from US perspective) contents. Social media had opened a new floodgate, and the water level near the US turned out to
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1y ago
This sounded odd to me as well. Most lootbox games today has no trading at all - you can pay to unlock items for your own account, and that's it. I suspect the more accurate way to explain it is Valve successfully prevented authority i
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1y ago
There's no post-transformer tech. There are lots of NLP tasks that you can now, just, prompt an LLM to do.
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1y ago
And this is what I'm referring to by approachability issues. Even HNers can't correctly enumerate maintenance items for a car. If I said iPads are better than laptops because there's no need to regularly replace soft drive Wi
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1y ago
And the most important lesson Internet taught it is that something only has value when seller loses money on it.
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1y ago
It didn't just had horrendous service life, it was designed for some set years of life to be regularly replaced and repurposed for battery storages. Nissan had business schemes outlined for that with Leaf packs. I think Tesla deserves
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1y ago
Apple serial port used proprietary Apple connectors. Apple SCSI ports used nonstandard Apple connectors. Apple Ethernet port was just Ethernet, except Macs preferred AppleTalk for networking, which was a purported competitor to Ethernet. Ap
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1y ago
I forgot where I read it, but there's apparently a Jobs policy of "one standard and two proprietary ports" or something, so to allow data to be ingested easily and freely shared inside Apple ecosystem, but not exported back o
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1y ago
It's not like reliable gas cars ever had substantial maintenance problem in the gas part. So removing the gas part didn't do much in practice. People do/did have frustrations with gas car mannerisms and mental approachability
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1y ago
Tends to be tight lipped??? It is in the catalog[1]! It is more that American consumers aren't tech obsessed than Toyota being reluctant to share. Even just looking at online media reports[2][3] clearly sourced from some exact same pre
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1y ago
I don't know how common it is, but I tend to read novels in a buttered heterogeneous multithreading mode - image and logical and emotional readings all go at each their own paces, rather than a singular OCR engine feeding them all with
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1y ago
you see, I think there's a huge oversight in that sentence. People don't enjoy analysis of an art, people feel positive from looking at one and like doing it. they're not doing enough to optimize AI data generators for dopami
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1y ago
3-phase motors are controlled by torque commands into the driver. Give it a value and it generates requisite voltages to fill the gap between current state and desired state. Give it a positive value and the driver spins up the motor, give
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1y ago
Everything in this universe is waste of resources. The true value of anything is nothing, nothing has a true value [1]. Physical substances are mere representations of causalities. 1: gasp this makes so much more sense read as English, I g
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1y ago
Feels like a Steam Market for Android/iOS is an inevitability.
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1y ago
Google loves to make impactful changes for street creds, hardware manufacturers prefer not to support unsold products. The end result is the same.
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1y ago
I don't understand why this needs to be repeated ad infinitum. Professionals can smell AI by distinct lack of merit. And so they're getting banned across industries. Pro-AI people can't, sure, and that doesn't mean anyth
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1y ago
I agree sentimentally but apparently it's not considered the brightest idea to run data and real amounts of power together. I think that's why PoE is always treated like alcoholic beverages.
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1y ago
They have shorter operational life than most computer keyboards.
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1y ago
The (negative)48VDC voltage comes from regular telephones. So did the RJ45(8P8C) plug. It's not an invented thing.
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1y ago
I'm minimally exposed to vibecoding, but already finding it immensely useful. That said, one thing I don't want to do, is to touch that autogenerated code, hardly opening in an editor. Anyone feeling the same? That they're no
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1y ago
Mars is out of the gravity well only to fall into another, albert slightly shallower. It's just dumb.
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I think the point is that GP red flagging all MS shops, which is more or less just sorting companies by headcount and flagging all from top, implies incompetency at GP's side than at the company side. Like, if a fighter jet pilot came
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1y ago
Not surprising that trending tweets as data is junk, not only from brainrots-be-brainrots perspective: trending tweets are contextual. They don't make sense without the rest of the timeline. And now I know why bots on Twitter don'
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1y ago
THANK YOU. Yours is by far the best TL;DW so far instead of being "come to our gathering and your life will change forever" nonsense.
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1y ago
Traditional kinds are usually recognizable, but I'd be unsure or straight up wrong about most Simplified versions. Overall proportions and small details often feel "wrong" for both as well due to cultures converging at differ
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