concrete_head

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by concrete_head 5d ago
Not smarter in terms of reasoning ability. Just able to draw on the collective experience from all those who lived prior.
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by concrete_head 24d ago
Commenters who don't read the article do more harm than good.
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by concrete_head 2mo ago
I think you meant tuna not salmon. A large tuna can be 100's of kilograms, whereas a large salmon you are lucky if there is 10kg of edible meat
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by concrete_head 2mo ago
I'm no expert but that seems like it could be very energy intensive. All the systems to maintain water quality, temperature. Not to mention the problems that arise having fish in such high density. There are other places in the world t
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by concrete_head 2mo ago
In the video David says he's building it just because he wants to. It really sounds like his own passion project. No investors. It's a nice position to be in. Now I don't know this guy in the slightest. One view could be he&#
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by concrete_head 3mo ago
And doesn't bone pretty much block all ultrasound waves? There is a time and place for ultrasound, just like there is for MRI or Xray. So im curious to know the limitations of this device
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by concrete_head 8mo ago
My thoughts too. But ive had my definition of waste adjusted before - see bitcoin. If some people see value in it then....
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by concrete_head 8mo ago
Or even just the ability to export a 2d dxf which is probably simpler to implement. STL and 3MF are not very compatible with most CAD software.
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by concrete_head 10mo ago
I've wondered if LLMs are infact conscious as per some underwhelming definition as you mentioned. Just for the brief moment they operate on a prompt. They wake up, they perceive their world through tokens, do a few thinking loops then
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by concrete_head 11mo ago
Its a typical utilities SCADA system most cities operate. Much like your setup their are sensors fitted to various infrastructure connected to PLC's connected to licensed uhf radio modems back to a base station (with a few hops throug
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by concrete_head 11mo ago
You can use the browser console to inject any value to any element to verify expected behaviour. There are also patterns in the water network so issues reveal themselves pretty quick then easy to fix. E.g. pumps on=green, off=grey, fault=re
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by concrete_head 11mo ago
I did this for an entire cities water supply network. SCADA systems UIs are a decade or more behind the modern web, not to mention slow loading and expensive. I took a reticulation diagram and marked all the flow meters, pressure transducer
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by concrete_head 1y ago
Just wanted to say thank very much for sharing this. Over the last few months I've been inventing this almost exact approach in my head as a hobby without consciously knowing it had already been done. I love their little RC car demo.
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by concrete_head 1y ago
My local libarary has a subscription, I can access articles through their app.
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by concrete_head 1y ago
Thanks for sharing, I like your approach. As easy as wordpress, square space or whatever claim to be, in my mind this is even easier, the solution is more elegant, and you expose yourself to a whole lot less crap along the way. Edit: I reco
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by concrete_head 1y ago
Can you please share the problem?
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by concrete_head 1y ago
Interesting. Though he didn't say what kind of car he drives, it could be a real shitter
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by concrete_head 2y ago
This makes me wonder. OpenAI isn't the only company offering computer use. The list of companies and models that do this will only grow. Meaning advertiser's will have to be selective which company they pay to get the most exposur
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by concrete_head 2y ago
Since this is hacker news and AI is all the rage right now I'd like to make the connection between this and curriculum learning. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curriculum_learning
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Terabrain Project: Simulating billions of spiking neurons on standard computer [pdf](hal.science)
4 points by concrete_head 2y ago|1 comments
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by concrete_head 2y ago
We describe a computing architecture capable of simulating networks with billions of spiking neurons using an ordinary Apple MacBook Air equipped with a M2 processor, 24 GB of on-chip unified memory and a 4TB solid-state disk. We use an eve
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by concrete_head 2y ago
My own spiking neural network in everyones favourite language to hate (JS). Purely for fun & curiosity.
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by concrete_head 2y ago
Just too add an alternative addition based architecture into the mix. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqXwmVpCyL0
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by concrete_head 2y ago
Thanks for sharing. On mobile it's a bit small and one slightly misplaced swipe and my browser scrolls horizontally or tries to refresh the page. Are there any quick fixes for this? Otherwise it's a great little puzzle I could see
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by concrete_head 2y ago
This is hands down the best use case for LLM's I've seen to date! Makes me think of Karl Pilkingtons bullshit man super hero https://youtu.be/1lRIQGU2RRk?si=d1ea8Sc44PyBy6yO
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by concrete_head 2y ago
Thanks for your response. Spamming was a poor choice of words on my part. I really meant DDos or just generally people sending erroneous requests or being a nuisance wasting data/resources once they know the address, say if it was leak
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by concrete_head 2y ago
Would you be willing to share a few details on how you do this. And how do you prevent someone spamming your devices or is the risk so low you don't care? Unfortunately most ISP's in my area don't dish out IPv6 addresses with
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by concrete_head 2y ago
Relax. Version 0.27.1 is out. Problem solved.
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by concrete_head 3y ago
It is not. Perhaps I should have clarified that I don't have another account. I've been a lurker until now. In my time lurking I've noticed that the community here basically focuses solely on the von Neumann architecture. If
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by concrete_head 3y ago
It's not quiet spikes but getting closer to the idea. I'm amazed it has taken this long for this type of thing to reach HN which gives next to no attention to spiking neural networks. Simon Thorpe, a CNRS researcher has got some f

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