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by tudorw 4y ago
quite, augment, not replace
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by tudorw 4y ago
I assume thhere is tech out there to have an AI co-pilot for quantum programming, I hope so!
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by tudorw 4y ago
I guess if the hardware is cheap for some uses speed is not so important, you can just walk away and let it grind.
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by tudorw 4y ago
not sure what you mean?
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by tudorw 4y ago
prompting it into an interactive q and a mode has been very useful, here's a favourite prompt from today... just repeating 'please continue ' until it starts to repeat itself then go one back step and ask it to do an interact
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by tudorw 4y ago
nice, https://github.com/laurolins/nanocube is/was another interesting approach to the many points issue, though it's seen no updates since 21 afaik
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by tudorw 4y ago
good point, I'm doing this with chatGPT, I use a long conversation with 3.5 to help me write prompts for 4, it's fun, when I hit the rate cap on 4 I'll go back to 3.5 with what 4 came up with, then converse on the topic until
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by tudorw 4y ago
I understand this too, however, the technology might be worth revisiting with modern techniques, I understand the power output is 'smoother', which can reduce vibration, some applications might need that?
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by tudorw 4y ago
I've spent a lot of time with AI in random conversations seeking to get it to explore interesting spaces that should theoretically exist although not in the training data, it's an expansive area to explore and quite the rabbit hol
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by tudorw 4y ago
thanks, I'll take a tinge of mystery :)
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by tudorw 4y ago
https://aip.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/1.5121155 A vibrational theory of smell... Is olfaction a quantum thing?
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by tudorw 4y ago
just invent more words like... Flibblopped; to be overwhelmed by ai conversations. then if the AI doesn't know it yet, well, must be human talk, just don't mention it on the internet, oh.
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by tudorw 4y ago
is there an ai to fuzz 'alien' models and map their 'reactions' yet?
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Ask HN: Which VR headset has the best pass through and lowest latency?
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by tudorw 4y ago
or pharmanutrition as it's been rebranded :)
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by tudorw 4y ago
Is this still an issue if it's low power nodes in a mesh network that has infrequent overlap and a shared system that pre-emptively mitigates this with geolocation data?
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by tudorw 4y ago
it was probably the same for whoever came up with perspective, 'oh yes, well, I see what you've done, isn't that, erm, cheating, and anyway, my painting looks more like a real painting...etc etc'
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by tudorw 4y ago
yes
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by tudorw 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mondragon_Corporation
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by tudorw 4y ago
could a collaborative mesh of sdr devices do this?
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by tudorw 4y ago
https://journals.lww.com/cogbehavneurol/fulltext/9900/consci... Just putting this out there in case anyone has read this and would care to share an informed opinion with a layperson!
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by tudorw 4y ago
It's good advice, though I'd set the inner radius a little higher, that is the only element that doesn't quite sit right with me.
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by tudorw 4y ago
I thought that icon up there in the top right just said 99, never questioned why...
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by tudorw 4y ago
http://www.thetednelson.com/art_intertwingled.png
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by tudorw 4y ago
'Gravity' is testing their use in search and rescue on a mountain, pretty cool.
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by tudorw 4y ago
thanks Ted :)
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by tudorw 4y ago
https://journals.lww.com/cogbehavneurol/fulltext/9900/consci...
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by tudorw 4y ago
https://thedebrief.org/is-consciousness-really-a-memory-syst...
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by tudorw 4y ago
biotensegrity is a fascinating subject
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by tudorw 4y ago
Saddle makers had more than six days to prepare!

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