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Dreamfusion -- text-to-3d seems like it might be useful here eventually: https://dreamfusion3d.github.io/ (once successfully opensourced, see https://github.com/ashawkey/stable-dreamfusion ) Rigging al
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The context missed by the article is that Iranian drones are crude, low-tech, and cheap by most military standards, hence, made with only the cheapest and most widely available parts. The article below estimates the Shahed-136 at $20,000.
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If twitter dies, where do I find a site where I can follow at least one expert/leader in every major discipline/social/political-movement to get a sort of snapshot of what's happening in the world? I don't need to a
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So the robots are building the shell of the tunnel before the material within the tunnel (spoil) is removed. The robots do not seem specifically involved with removing spoil or even carving it into smaller pieces (at least pieces smaller th
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https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6787051-does-chatgpt-rem... > While ChatGPT is able to remember what the user has said earlier in the conversation, there is a limit to how much information it can retain. Th
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> The difference is that religion addresses matters that ARE central to people's identity. It addresses choices that EVERYONE must make In the essay, identity is associated with a particular religious/political/social pers
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Says "FLIR Lepton 3.5 professional-grade sensor" which lists at 160x120 from https://www.flir.com/news-center/camera-cores--components/fl...
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The model is trained to, essentially, fabulate an excuse in response to correction; which also gets to a major limitation: it is not learning truth from falsehood but rather learning what human evaluators like or dislike. "ChatGPT some
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Best of luck, you've got a great look!
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Wow, and Ruiz et al published the work only around 4 months ago. Who did the first open source, was it https://github.com/XavierXiao/Dreambooth-Stable-Diffusion ?
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The first of many dreambooth startups?
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4y ago
https://twitter.com/Popehat/status/1591091209157898241
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Very good points. Here's the link. https://transcripts.cnn.com/show/fzgps/date/2022-07-31/segme... LIU: Nobody can control TSMC by force. If you take a military force or invasion you will render TS
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6y ago
It looks like there's an argument to be made it could overcount or undercount depending on importance of each potential bias. "This study had several limitations. First, our sampling strategy selected for members of Santa Clara Co
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Why would this matter as long as they got a good geographical sampling? "We used Facebook to quickly reach a large number of county residents and because it allows for granular targeting by zip code and sociodemographic characteristics
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6y ago
Note coauthor name "John Ioannidis". That gives the paper a healthy boost in my view.
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At 3-4%? Herd immunity needs 70% in US. COVID-19 can not have spread freely if only 3% people are infected. https://www.journalofinfection.com/article/S0163-4453(20)301...
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Translating thoughts to language does seem like a major bottleneck. But if your goal is to implement thoughts in socially communicable concepts (spoken word or text), or in mathematical or programmable concepts (algorithms, software), an i
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> The goal of the law is to prevent the development of a technical reality Facial recognition in the brain is just specialized object recognition, therefore any research on powerful general-purpose object recognition via deep-neural-netw
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7y ago
Interesting points.
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Handling that 10% is going to be tricky, though. Can an unpiloted truck be trusted to know its limitations perfectly, shutdown and park when it hits borderline road conditions? Edit: Okay, remote driver access might solve this.
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The caloric reduction makes the difference, as the paper notes: > Of all the anti-aging and longevity-promoting interventions tested so far, calorie restriction (CR) seems to be the most conserved among species and robust. However, human
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"Unfeeling Malice" is ironic reference to the reviewed book's discovery that Hans Asperger sentenced children to death while using the same phrase himself as a diagnosis of their condition.
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Statement from Professor Yonatan Aumann, advisor to Tel Aviv-based LawGeex, on LawGeex AI: “The technology has been developed through a combination of supervised and unsupervised learning techniques. Unsupervised learning was used for teach
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They moved, most likely: http://www.bbpmag.com/Features/1114/1114_map-population.jpg
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> According to a new Brookings Institution report, the largest metro areas—those of 1 million or more people—have experienced 16.7 percent employment growth since 2010, and areas with 250,000 to 1 million have seen growth of 11.6 percent
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> <Something> suggesting the next step to language and reason is the right path and easy is the rhyming history of AI for sixty years. If evolution can be taken as a successful search through the space of what is possible, language
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700,000,000 years ago to 300,000 years ago: all of nervous system life gets by on "pattern detection" and "curve fitting" (Judea Pearl's term for deep learning). Homo neanderthalesis or thereabouts to modern day: la
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> In those examples, however, the meaning is, in current usage, 'calculation' or 'computation', not as a measure of computational work. So is the OP: "We’re releasing an analysis showing that since 2012, the amou
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Archived 2012 discussion invokes Oxford English Dictionary to trace the original use back several 100 years. http://www.techwr-l.com/archives/1206/techwhirl-1206-00295.h...
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