Mars008

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by Mars008 4mo ago
> Seems to me we're going to have to let the anti-encryption mob have their way until things go wrong—bigtime. Been there, seen that. That's how Pakistan got nuclear bomb. France was just making friends.
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by Mars008 4mo ago
The big problem here is that Veracrypt development is done there if I'm not mistaken. Probably time to get back to trusted old TrueCrypt.
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by Mars008 4mo ago
I've seen manager obviously reading copilot's advises as his own thoughts on meetings.
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by Mars008 4mo ago
> and struggle to complete any of their many projects Hmm.. I don't struggle, I enjoy it. The goal isn't to start glossy product production. It's to learn how to do it. As soon as it's obvious project is usually shelv
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by Mars008 5mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if article is actually AI generated summary from several sources.Guided by human. It's a new phenomena. Recently got a book on agentic AI which looks like OpenAI docs with added generated water.
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by Mars008 5mo ago
It's getting complicated here. Likely robots will be connected. This makes them perfect for spying and sabotaging. US cannot let China control them. Likely EU will do the same. If not connected they can be used for numerous criminal ac
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by Mars008 5mo ago
At least it's obvious we are close to have cheap mechanically capable robots. As soon as they get smart enough to be useful mass production will begin. We are almost there. (Un)fortunately China is leading here. With all production the
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by Mars008 5mo ago
Dogs and cats don't complain. Gorillas and chimpanzee should be fine too. Bipedal robots suck right now, but superhuman stability is achievable in near future.
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by Mars008 5mo ago
Chinese Unitree already makes humanoids for $5K. Cheap enough for average american family to afford if it's useful. Several batteries and automatic replacement station will make it run 24/7 non-stop. So, it terms of cheap capable
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by Mars008 5mo ago
In case you didn't know, geothermal energy extraction works on cooling our planet's core. It's not 'free', or 'clean', or 'green'. IT'S HARD TO IMAGINE LESS IDIOTIC WAY OF ENERGY PRODUCTION
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by Mars008 5mo ago
> devs get really reliant and even addicted on coding agents That's more about managers who hope AI will gradually replace stubborn and lazy devs. That will shift the balance to business ideas and connections out of technical side a
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by Mars008 5mo ago
> The point was being made that a billionaire figurehead drastically changed their views after an "indeterminate time" detained by national authorities. > IE what if Musk suddenly behaved in such a manner after being detaine
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by Mars008 5mo ago
I had to use naproxen for some time as most effective way to control inflammation. Actually the only way, ibuprofen had some effect only in horse dozes. After visiting doctor, analyses, checking available sources was able to eliminate the r
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ASI-Evolve: AI Accelerates AI(arxiv.org)
1 points by Mars008 5mo ago|0 comments
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by Mars008 5mo ago
This is higher end arm, priced about 5x. I.e. they are not comparable.
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by Mars008 5mo ago
they claim 'delivers 1.5kg payloads, up to 767mm reach, and 0.2mm repeatability precision'
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by Mars008 5mo ago
Any lock in makes it significantly less attractive. AMD is not in dominant position to insist. More portable would make it more attractive. Like MS did, sort of works everywhere but better on Windows.
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by Mars008 5mo ago
In case you are interested: Requirement Minimum Processor AMD Ryzen AI 300-series
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by Mars008 5mo ago
Today 3D printing makes a lot of thing possible. Now that multi-toolhead printers are coming, some already available, it's possible to make composite parts. Like hard frame in soft wrapper, conductive lines (resistance still high), etc
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by Mars008 6mo ago
There is no exact definition. It can be a harmless bullshit, or something more harmful. Imagine AI recommending child to drink some common liquid for fun or as a medicine. Liquid which is in fact known poison. There are many dangerous thing
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by Mars008 6mo ago
Somehow I'm not surprised. They voted for Biden in 2020 then for Kamala. Just like california with it's OS age verification.
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by Mars008 6mo ago
> At no point in my life would I choose to spend 10 years in jail for $400m. I can assure you more than a billion people gladly would...
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by Mars008 6mo ago
That's what US constitution is all about. The people should have power more than just voting. When they don't have it it's like EU. Even legitimate candidate can be easily taken out like in Romania. EU leaders prized it. None
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by Mars008 6mo ago
> Hezbollah is a terrorist organisation That depends from which side you are looking. From the other side they are patriots and defending their people and land, sacrificing their lives. Looks like in NATO you haven't seen that. The
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by Mars008 6mo ago
Cheap sensors are the future ;) onboard ML can help with signals interpretation.
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by Mars008 6mo ago
Well, there are cheap portable ultrasound scanners and endoscopes.
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by Mars008 6mo ago
We are heading to robotic wars where abilities and cost efficiency are the key factors. Like today drones in Ukraine war. Attack + defense + automation, + money + production
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by Mars008 6mo ago
> The difference between a junior engineer using it and a great architect using it is significant Yes, juniors are trying to use AI with the minimum input. This alone tells a lot..
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by Mars008 6mo ago
> age verification to be forcibly added to every OS install ? This should be easy. Just in one of dialogs ask user to create a file 'me_age.txt' with age inside. No changes to OS at all. This will be the 'interface'.
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by Mars008 6mo ago
Vibeadministration is coming after vibecoding. Get ready...

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