pj_mukh

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by pj_mukh 1y ago
"The staff has grown 55 percent since Dr. Hinton’s forecast of doom, to more than 400 radiologists." Wonder what other forecasts of doom he is wrong about :|.
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by pj_mukh 1y ago
Interesting product! One problem: I want to get a handle on the quality of online conversations you flag. Do you know that on the free tier, the top 5 you flag are the best of your filter?
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by pj_mukh 1y ago
Clines agent work is better than Cursors own?
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by pj_mukh 1y ago
They are doing that in East Bay [1] on BART owned land. They had been blocked so far by the most virulent NIMBY trash leading to some of the most scathing coverage [2]. Most have been unblocked and are under construction. The one still bein
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by pj_mukh 1y ago
Otherwise known as the Worst Transit Project in the US [1] [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZrrtF8Iy8k
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by pj_mukh 1y ago
So cool! I wonder how the Lidar and ARCore poses were cross-calibrated? Just to avoid this, I would just use a LiDAR equipped iPhone Pro, with industrial grade cross-calibration and still have all the visualization fun.
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by pj_mukh 1y ago
Also a lot less robust depending on baseline.
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by pj_mukh 1y ago
AFAICT the technologies been around for a while (esp assistance). It's the regulation and the minefield of a roll-out plan that the FAA would rather not take on. Nobody gets fired for doing nothing and continuing to play whack-a-mole w
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by pj_mukh 1y ago
I mean maybe instead of patholigizing to that level we maybe need to accept that there is a temporal normal distribution to human attention spans and design our systems around it. It feels like semi-autonomous ATC and flight controls were p
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by pj_mukh 1y ago
I don't know. Even with these tools, I don't want to be doing this work. I'd still hire an entry level graphic designer. I would just expect them to use these tools and 2x-5x their output. That's the only changing I&#x27
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by pj_mukh 1y ago
But by then 25M would have access to the main trunk of the train generating massive revenues. That's the point. Holding up 25M people to try and include 1M more while bloating costs and showing no progress is the essence of how you kil
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by pj_mukh 1y ago
"they're going to build the train between Bakersfield and Los Angeles through the Tehachapi Mountains." OMG, just join the I-5 after Bakersfield. It's right there. Why are we barreling through the mountains?
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by pj_mukh 1y ago
This is the most California article ever written. The author admits that if the line was run along the I-5 it probably wouldn't need all the costly grade-separation and state property issues it's now facing. It may have even finis
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by pj_mukh 1y ago
I think it's actually the opposite. The latent demand is only present in LA and SF. Fresno and Bakersfield are not car-less cities. Taking a train between them makes no sense (you're gonna have to rent a car on either end). Whil
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by pj_mukh 1y ago
Super cool, and will definitely check it out. But as a measure for what you can achieve with a course like this: does anyone know what the max tok/s vs iPhone model plot look like, and how does MLX change that plot?
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
California tried to do this, the bill got watered down in committee [1]. It's probably true that purely GPS-based speed-limiting is not good enough. Imagine being on a 75mph highway with a 25mph service road right next to it and the GP
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
You made the right call. I would never invest in this company, and neither would YCombinator [1] [1] https://www.ycombinator.com/library/5x-how-to-split-equity-a...
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
The last 5 years have been a supersized lesson in Moravec’s paradox [1]. More people need to hear about this: the tech world doesn’t have some kind of conspiracy against the creative class, it literally is the lowest hanging fruit as predic
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Along these lines wouldn’t it be better to require ships to add some forward facing underwater radar to watch out for whale strikes? Or am I missing something here?
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
"My theory is once the novelty wears off..." FWIW, for a lot of us in the city, the novelties been off for a while. It's now completely replaced uber/lyfts for me, because the driver is a lot more patient, especially wit
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Super cool! Though cloud cover disabling your detection technique may make this infeasible for anything but low-altitude drones. One small nit: Calling Ray-tracing "Not AI" is like calling Matrix Math "Not AI". It's
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Basic social security yield math.
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Super interesting! Rapid Storage especially, very useful, but that first line: "Today's innovation isn't born in a lab or at a drafting board; it's built on the bedrock of AI infrastructure. " Uhh..No. Even as an AI
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
I think the nuance here is that the income in Universal Basic Income is a stand-in for "everyone's basic needs should be met". But income doesn't guarantee that, because prices go up and down for a variety of reasons. Wh
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
“it wasn't a NIMBY vs YIMBY thing -- both wanted development” This distinction isnt the most important point here but this is very much NIMBY-ism. Blocking a development because the community has different opinions about what should be
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
Let’s strike a deal. Let’s take the current city design boards and repurpose them so that instead of micromanaging stucco colors and setbacks they’re micromanaging visual advertising. Housing gets cheaper, visual advertising disappears.
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
This feels like pretty typical millennial sensibilities (including me). We don't like class differences made explicit via performative gestures. The fact that they are happening even if you don't participate is irrelevant. I like
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
After 35, you don't like traveling but boy do you like 'Vacationing'. Author is right, after you travel (and slum it a bit) you realize that after surface level cultural/food/history differences everyone kinda/
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by pj_mukh 2y ago
"incentivize higher wages in a way that set rates make producers more profitable if they paid workers more" That sounds amazing..how would that work?
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Housing construction stalls around UC Berkeley(berkeleyside.org)
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