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yakz
3y ago
Similar concept to libfive maybe? https://libfive.com/
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3y ago
They are currently going pretty hard into breaking the file explorer in Windows 11. Massive latency increases and tons of weird bugs in controls.
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3y ago
even a specious attempt to define generally what "object" and "put away" mean is still 100s of PhD theses away Is this part still true? There are widely available APIs (and even running at home on consumer level hardwa
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3y ago
It's easy to make a cool looking demo with robots, even one that runs right in front of you in person. Making a video is basically nothing, though, too much cherry-picking. Anyone that works with robots will just assume you have burned
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3y ago
Could proving out this technology make SpaceX the most valuable company on Earth, for a while? They invested early in “cheap” tech for rockets, which seems to be paying dividends in spades. One company owns most of the active satellites in
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3y ago
Just the tiny splatter from pouring or manipulating the resin makes a mess, it can take a while to build up to being visible. It’s hard to clean away once cured. You can use any substance with a printer that the hardware and software suppor
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3y ago
Resin printers are great. They are cheap, the resolution / feature size for the cost of the system and materials is amazing. You do need to deal with quite a bit of mess. The 3D printing in the article is pretty different though. The “
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3y ago
setting it to load about:blank seems to kinda work
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3y ago
I had never even considered it was deliberate. In hindsight, doing it deliberately seems pretty smart, at least from a “let’s juice the intro” perspective, but that would have been a really big bet.
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3y ago
It should cancel out the credit, though. If a bad person does good things, they’re still a bad person.
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3y ago
Is there a 3% savings there or is that just covering the typical fee from the payment processor?
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3y ago
My Ubiquiti UniFi UDM is not good at device identification. It's kind of annoying because I have this big list of devices on the network and it's peppered with devices that I know don't exist. I'd appreciate it if it sai
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3y ago
You can pair a PlayStation controller to an iPhone and it works fine with this, at least on an iPhone 13.
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This is not even remotely correct. In the US, you usually pay a monthly premium which is only a portion of the actual cost, and the remainder is paid by your employer. On top of that, yes, you pay your deductible. A $2,000 deductible could
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3y ago
I just want to echo the 'so fast you'd be forgiven to think that I'm exaggerating'. I work with industrial arms every day, but pretty much never with them running at full acceleration up to the speed limit between the ex
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It was video footage of people trying to steal the robot. That feels like a weird basis for an article about the privacy implications of sharing video from delivery robots with the government. Like, of course they are going to provide the v
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3y ago
I would imagine practically anyone who has tried taking it orally quickly became aware that it was not effective, and it has been available for years. I don't know that I've personally met a single person that found it effective,
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3y ago
Could you have leviathan sized animals with no phytoplankton? Seems like thermal vents would provide a lot less energy than the Sun, but I’m really out of my depth.
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Bitwarden login down due to Azure outage
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It’s depressing right now maybe, but at least it probably means we’ll have this level of performance inexpensively in some years. The tech is still getting better quickly.
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I don't think they care about Switch or other consoles, really. Switch sales are nothing compared to what they already sell for non-gaming systems. You'll be able to play the same AAA games on your desktop Mac, your Macbook, your
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There are models freely available to download with the censoring stripped out. They’re not as capable as ChatGPT, but they’re not terrible, and they’re improving quickly.
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I think that the reality is the only major reason you wouldn’t use a Tesla charging station once you have access is because all stalls are occupied. Pricing and charging speed may in some cases be a reason to choose an EA station but at lea
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Tesla’s charger knows the car that is charging, they can ban individual cars from the network. I don’t think a jailbreak of the adapter will get around the authentication.
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On The Verge podcast this week, Nilay made this point several times re: "deep fakes", AI Drake's music, MidJourney. The technology is just not that difficult to work with, and it is already sufficiently "public". Wh
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4y ago
When I rewrite the features response and it then queries the plug-in list, the server responds with a 401. So maybe not purely client side (I have a plus account but no plug-in access yet).
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I'm probably wrong about this because I've only cobbled it together from reading various ARM-related submissions, but I think that their license probably doesn't allow it. You need a special license to design your own state-o
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Device to device (PCs, tablets, phones) file sharing within the Apple ecosystem is relatively easy, even with strangers if you set your airdrop to ‘everyone’. I’m not aware of a Windows version of this that “just works”. SMB has a lot of we
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Tesla has other levers they can pull if they have a bone to pick. Supercharger network access can be revoked.
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Navigate-on-Autopilot, and some other features which are part of the FSD package that is already publicly available, absolutely will stop at stop signs and lights (although the process is often annoying and buggy), change lanes (sometimes i
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