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by pzo 2y ago
AGI definition was never about superintelligence - that's ASI. The current LLM is ANI - Artificial Narrow Intelligence. For me AGI would be "95th percentile human on a computer can do". It doesn't have to be maybe even t
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by pzo 2y ago
Long term this would be still easier to make really sustainable than mars mision. 1) Power: - power can be from nuclear reactors similar like with nuclear submarines - you can drill down near some geothermal water - you can still deploy som
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by pzo 2y ago
> They do not explain anywhere why you would want to live at 200m If for the sake of preserving humanity (a backup plan) this project seems easier to pull off than SpaceX mission to mars at least in the next 20 years. We already have hun
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by pzo 2y ago
I don't think it's exactly the same. Generally I hate malls because they overload my sensors with all blinking and colorful stuff, food and perfume smells, mixed different music, background noise, harder navigation because designe
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by pzo 2y ago
Landing page and github README could improve: - picture or gif is worth a thousand word - it mentioned its cross-platform but I don't see support for Windows or Android - its better make it explicit it's only for macOS and Linux.
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by pzo 2y ago
In malaysia a lot of residential buildings are build on top of mall altogether but those are planned ahead from the start and those residential buildings are 40 levels high. 3 levels are mostly reserved for car parking for residents, 1 floo
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by pzo 2y ago
and from related they also killed: Google Glasses, Project Tango (3d cameras). ARCore also seems pretty much barely alive.
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by pzo 2y ago
Agree, there are some time travel debuggers though but either only for some programming languages or expensive commercial or only for linux e.g. rr-debugger[0]. Also there is rerun [1] that is only for image processing pipeline debugging. I
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by pzo 2y ago
can you share what's the limitation of Lite?
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by pzo 2y ago
> What did Microsoft and Apple gave us? Microsoft: VSCode, Typescript, ONNX/ONNXRuntime (TensorFlow is pretty much dead), Github, npm (they bought it but so did Google with Android - m$ still paying repo/packages hosting bill)
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by pzo 2y ago
Some people don't cook at home but they still have to eat. Restaurants still have to hire people for doing cooking tasks.
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by pzo 2y ago
My point is from business perspective cooking is much bigger market since this applies to B2B as well (commercial laundry is not as big) - many restaurants would happily buy such robot and pay even more than typical home user. I also think
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by pzo 2y ago
I like that their robot is pretty simple comparing to humanoid robots so cost should be much lower. I don't get it why focusing on clothes folding though, does anyone do laundry more often than once a week? Much more useful if it can d
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by pzo 2y ago
Worth to keep in mind that python first appeared in 1991 and predates even Java, JavaScript, PHP, Ruby
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by pzo 2y ago
Google business model is mostly ads (~80% revenue) and majority of their ads are from google search (~60% of revenue). This allowed them to subsidise many other projects in the past. These days they have a lot of competition in ads scene (m
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by pzo 2y ago
Related https://groups.google.com/g/skia-discuss/c/Fzpne-f9gZ4/m/5_I... Seems like most issues could be solved with new Skia graphite backend
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by pzo 2y ago
Flutter has much bigger scope than PHP Foundation. It's more fair to compare PHP Foundation scope to Dart Lang and Dart SDK. Flutter scope on top of that is Flutter Engine, Flutter Widgets, Flutter Framework, Flutter Packages, Dev Tool
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by pzo 2y ago
They been building it before and still building and releasing with flutter so it's not like they don't have pipeline for that. And it was distributed compiled so nothing to compile for 3rd party users.
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by pzo 2y ago
Actions (commits) speak better than words for me - flutter managers like (kevmoo) that are responsible for PR what gonna say? Probably you not gonna hear form them "Sorry we had layoffs and unfortunately our team is to small to handle
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by pzo 2y ago
> Also frankly, nobody forking Flutter will be nearly skilled enough to work on the Flutter engine (Impeller). For me its so weird they ditched google/skia to develop Impeller in Dart from scratch in the first place. If skia was not
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by pzo 2y ago
wait for similar WordPress drama if google owns 'flutter' trademark.
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by pzo 2y ago
Github shows 98% of code is "Shell" on top of that there are also many different package managers that people use: fnm, volta that are build with rust. You can also install nodejs using homebrew.
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by pzo 2y ago
> How large is the Flutter team, today? Google doesn't publish this information, but my guess is that the team is about 50 people strong. I doubt google have even 50 flutter devs in their team. You can easily estimate by checking gi
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by pzo 2y ago
If there would be 1M flutter devs per year and on average team had 10 devs (rather rare most mobile teams would be smaller except really big apps) and development of app would take ~1 year you would expect minimum 100k new flutter apps in a
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by pzo 2y ago
Here you have benchmark of programming languages: https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/ On top of that some languages don't have support for SIMD/NEON and parallel libraries or GPU proc
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by pzo 2y ago
Haven't played much with Qualcomm NPU but Apple Neural Engine available in iOS and MacOS for many Computer Vision models was significantly faster than when running on CPU or GPU (e.g. mediapipe models, yolo, depth-anything) - to the p
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by pzo 2y ago
Market cap of Qualcomm is 2x of Intel market cap(~200B vs ~100B). Current Intel stock price is the same as 1997. In 1 year intel stock price lost more than 50%.
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by pzo 2y ago
Author is living in a van in australia - he could as well instead of living rent free just living rent cheap but moving to Indonesia/Philippines/Vietnam, be in similar timezone, pay 400usd for rent, save on expensive gas in Austra
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by pzo 2y ago
So what? Current LLM has been really useful and can be still improved to be used in million robots that need to be good enough to support many specialized but repetitive tasks - this would have tremendous impact on economy itself.
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by pzo 2y ago
not sure if there will distributed in homebrew et al but at least "Pre-built binaries marked as free-threaded can be installed as part of the official Windows and macOS installers" [0] [0] https://docs.python.org/3

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