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I like the MATLAB REPL a lot with regards to this issue. If you make a typo in a function or variable name, the REPL fixes it automatically and you press enter to send the corrected command. From the story submitted here about Medley Interl
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Previous years: 2023: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34125628 (the rest copied from here) 2022: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29746236 2021: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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Debate: Is Scaling Enough to Deploy General Purpose Robots [video]
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Flicker – A Spherical Display [video]
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As far as I understand, this approach is what Toyota Research Institute is basing their foundation model efforts on. https://youtu.be/w-CGSQAO5-Q
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Ada has inbuilt features allowing you to restrict yourself to a safe subset of the language for real-time computing.[0] It can be argued that this is not "normal" Ada since you are restricting the use of the entire language, but t
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Not parent commenter, but I recall seeing this talk of his posted online before: https://gist.github.com/gtallen1187/27a585fcf36d6e657db2
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They have https://ar5iv.labs.arxiv.org/ in beta which has similar functionality.
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The use-case I had in mind is when I don't bring my computer with me, but I have the USB handy.
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Just yesterday I flashed a USB drive with Puppy Linux and modified it to start Emacs on boot so that I would have my editor wherever I go. Looking forward to trying this distro!
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I think what you are suggesting is similar to the "dead-beat controller" in discrete-time control literature. While a controller designed with this method can get the position error measured at the sampling times to zero very quic
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The squishy thing is essentially an inflated balloon with a camera inside, which monitors the balloon's deformations: https://punyo.tech
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Rodney Brooks has also expressed similar ideas, criticizing the computational metaphor in studies of the brain. However, I find his writings on this topic to be a bit vague. https://www.nature.com/articles/482462a
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How a Torque Amplifier Works [video]
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There are some robotics researchers trying to frame robotics tasks as sequences of action and sensor tokens, giving the model all the data collected by the robot and the actions taken by the robot, so that the model can learn to predict the
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Also see A Better Lesson: https://rodneybrooks.com/a-better-lesson/
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Tcl has some Lisp-y attributes with a bash-esque syntax.
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Relevant short story: https://qntm.org/mmacevedo
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This one was posted to HN a few weeks ago: https://lilianweng.github.io/posts/2023-03-15-prompt-enginee...
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A similar service: https://www.concertcreator.ai/ They claim to be able to generate fingerings and animations from raw audio. The video demos give an idea of the output, but they seem to be shutting down.
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You can also try importing your CAD model into Blender, assigning some materials to the different objects and getting renders there, though tuning the render may take more time than tuning a prompt.
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To add to this, Thonny has a variable explorer that shows object attributes.
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The Arsene Lupin books have the famous detective "Herlock Sholmes" as one of Lupin's adversaries. AFAIK the original editions used the name Sherlock Holmes, but it was changed to avoid legal issues. I wonder which name reprin
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It's as you think it is, the main benefit is that it's like a notebook that you can zoom in/out of as you wish. Some of my more visually-inclined friends use a similar program called Miro to keep track of their projects. At t
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Designing Electronics That Work
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Varying Pitch Screw Robot
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On the topic of obtaining a science background, you can try working through/skimming some textbooks regarding the topics that interest you.