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by ugh123 1y ago
The authors didn't test if the robot hand can harvest better than human. They said it "could one day". They have not even developed the piece that finds and positions the hand. >Before the robot can be deployed on farms,
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by ugh123 1y ago
So, is this the year of desktop on Linux on mobile? /s
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by ugh123 1y ago
Love the game! would be interesting to see an example of prompts used to do this.
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by ugh123 1y ago
Yes, currently.
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by ugh123 1y ago
Fully agreed, there is a major opportunity with younger people but it would still take cultural shift, rather than just technological change. Someone, maybe a popular influencer(s), would sell it (ideologically) the best, rather than tradit
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by ugh123 1y ago
> Iirc, prairie dog colonies are separated based on which ones have the plague and which don’t. Do you mean 'naturally' by their own selection, or some external means?
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by ugh123 1y ago
Seems to be downvoted for using AI, but ironically (or expectedly?) OP has confirmed knowledge gained from it
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by ugh123 1y ago
>unless customers have explicitly opted in to receive them via consent language displayed in your app’s UI Have we not already agreed to this in one of the million TOS prompts that Apple shows us? sad
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by ugh123 1y ago
For development (and table browsing purposes), some crashing is acceptable (to me at least), as long as the tool overall gives me a productivity boost. Perhaps OPs use-case of streaming large sqlite files for browsing purposes is not typic
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by ugh123 1y ago
Sounds like a great investment for SoftBank
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by ugh123 1y ago
Claude seems to have trouble with extracting code snippets to add to the context as the session gets longer and longer. I've seen it get stuck in a loop simply trying to use sed/rg/etc to get just a few lines out of a file a
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by ugh123 1y ago
If some dev from Amazon reading this on HN doesn't raise this to a high level asap, you're all useless /s No but seriously, that's Cliff Stoll they're messin with.
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by ugh123 1y ago
So you agree they were not exploring nuclear weapons with that agreement in place?
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by ugh123 1y ago
I think it makes sense to move fast on a platform you understand and get the featureset solid. Worry about linux, deb packages later
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by ugh123 1y ago
That tab grouping capability is leaps and bounds better than the junk Google put into Chrome for "AI suggested" grouping.
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by ugh123 1y ago
Amazing! For the muscle group selector, could it have an option for things like 'full body', 'core', etc?
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by ugh123 1y ago
Are they close to IPO?
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by ugh123 1y ago
No doubt, whatever "vulnerability" is found, you have already to agreed to it in some buried TOS.
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by ugh123 1y ago
Amazing! Maybe use specific finger positions/gestures to trigger a rotation and scale functions (index finger up and within a bounding box of the model perhaps for rotation, similar for pinch to fingers to scale).
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by ugh123 1y ago
>So we replace the task of writing tedious boilerplate with the task of reading the AI's tedious boilerplate. Which takes just as long. And leaves you with less understanding. And is more boring. These all sound like your projected
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by ugh123 1y ago
Just having wifi doesn't mean a privacy issue. Its what they do with your data and how it's safeguarded that matters.
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by ugh123 1y ago
> If every site could sell and have an infinite curated catalog from shopify merchants are you implying a scenario where anyone could create a "storefront of storefronts" using products from various shopify accounts (owned or
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by ugh123 1y ago
This kind of tech will open up filmmaking to a much wider base of creative talent.
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by ugh123 1y ago
When can I change the camera view and have everything stay consistent?
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by ugh123 1y ago
I agree, the offense should have a public trail. But there should be safeguards to prevent any citing of fraudulent paper, not allowing for bits and pieces to outlive the offense. Citing papers should be marked with a warning until reso
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by ugh123 1y ago
I sat watching that lame video (clip?) for about 30 seconds waiting for something to happen before I realized there was scrollable content. Google's UX continues to be awful
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by ugh123 1y ago
Sounds like the back story to "Dances with Wolves"
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by ugh123 1y ago
Now someone tell Scott Galloway to stop telling men to "go out and drink more" to meet women.
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by ugh123 1y ago
If Newton were alive today..
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by ugh123 1y ago
Can these be installed on modern macs?

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