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Qworg
7d ago
Skeets is what the community wants, but the company does not (for obvious reasons).
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Qworg
15d ago
Humans are also not trustworthy. So we build systems to capture their nondeterministic output and solve the issues that emerge.
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2mo ago
This was the role of those "unelected bureaucrats" in the US that some folks decry. It is far shorter than a fiscal quarter - the next market open is all that matters.
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2mo ago
Thank you for posting this! I just finished a MUD engine and I was looking for a way to expose it to a small community of technically minded folks.
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GenRecon: Bridging Generative Priors for Multi-View 3D Scene Reconstruction
(kasothaphie.github.io)
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3mo ago
What are the knock on effects of lowering the total number of people/the velocity of money/the number of companies in America? Canada's housing supply cost issues are driven by a wide variety of factors, very little having to
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7mo ago
If you enjoy the podcast or the newsletters, I do recommend the Discord ( https://discord.gg/oddlots ) - the folks there are generally very smart and it is a great place to discuss everything from the economy to climate to tr
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7mo ago
Mentioned, but there's usually a discussion.
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7mo ago
Your responsibility as a developer in this new world is design and validation. A poor foundation is a design problem. Throw it away and start again.
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9mo ago
Both TOWs and M47 Dragons are "remote controlled".
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9mo ago
Given what you need, you should look at a Telo. https://www.telotrucks.com/ Not launched yet though.
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10mo ago
Your team's fixed preferences get stored into your .agents.md file so you don't type it over and over. If you change your preferences, the team refactors.
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11mo ago
While the methodology wasn't published, Microsoft did something similar for Flight Simulator. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/air-space-magazine/flight-box...
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Surviving AI Psychosis
(joinreboot.org)
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11mo ago
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1y ago
FIS is just waiting for them to pay $250k/enabled API call to make it happen...
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1y ago
Come now - you really believe that Elon saw DOGE as a good faith effort to cut costs in the government? For someone with such a vaunted intelligence, he was either dumb or complicit. "Working things out from first principles" woul
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1y ago
To make it more concrete - here's an example in Chinese: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grass_Mud_Horse
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1y ago
Postal banking existed in the US in some form until 1967. We could (and should) bring it back just for the reasons you stated. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Postal_Savings... There are places in the US
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1y ago
The issue with your last statement is that it _is_ part of your job and an increasingly important one at that. It is _also_ your job to make them less bad - this is good because your incentives are aligned. If they both can't be of use
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1y ago
What are robots or not is a point of debate - there are many different definitions. Generally, it has to automate a task with some intelligence, so dishwashers qualify. It isn't a existence proof (nor did I state that).
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1y ago
The wits in robotics would say we already have domestic robots - we just call them dishwashers and washing machines. Once something becomes good enough to take the job completely, it gets the name and drops "robotic" - that's
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1y ago
I'm not saying it has to be perfect. I'm saying that this outcome will never exist because more has changed than just the plant closing. If we coupled "reopen the plant" with "the plant makes entirely new things&quo
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1y ago
It isn't a bad thing - unless you don't have a job/have been stuffed with the idea that meaning and good pay could be yours if not for those foreigners.
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1y ago
It isn't just "reopen the plant" - it is "reopen the plant and match economic conditions in the time period from the 1950s-1990s". Just reopening won't bring back the comparably high wages from that time period
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1y ago
You can see the report here: https://ustr.gov/issue-areas/reciprocal-tariff-calculations Given that both elasticities were set to cancel each other, that's why you get a flat trade deficit/imports calculation
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1y ago
The admin has stated they are in addition to (totaling 54%).
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2y ago
Festool sells an upper body exoskeleton for painters and sanders: https://www.festoolusa.com/products/exoskeleton/exoactive-ex...
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2y ago
We've moved away from lower value manufacturing and are moving higher in the economic chain - that's great for us and how economics works. It isn't just chasing cheaper means of production - we can (and in a limited way have)
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Microsoft Blog: Introducing Core AI – Platform and Tools
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2y ago
A few things: 1. The location resolution is too high for regions - ex: all of the Seattle area should lump together and only break apart into smaller locations (Bellevue, etc) when zoomed all the way in. 2. Email notification worked for kis
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