elictronic

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by elictronic 4d ago
It would cause them to pivot and attempt to be better. Give a mouse a button that pleasures it's brain and it will push it until it dies. That's what the senior leadership at these companies are doing. Bribe government official
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by elictronic 4d ago
When you are being paid to not care it becomes very hard to care.
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by elictronic 14d ago
The conversation is about humanoid robots, not wheeled/tracked objects with a gun or carrying cargo. We have had remote controlled objects like this in various forms going back to WW2 and a few instances before. A wireless/fiber&
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by elictronic 15d ago
Push is fine, to the detriment of society and farcical levels of current usage is a bit of a problem. I’m going to be so happy once these morons ipo. No point in running the ai spam accounts at that point.
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by elictronic 15d ago
Zitron sells AI is in a huge bubble. Which basically everyone agrees with who isn't directly incentivized to say it looks perfectly normal. Personally, I don't bet in rigged games, which is what all the circular financing is.
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by elictronic 15d ago
There are an even larger amount of people who have gotten tired of the NFT levels of pushiness AI has become from a financial perspective. It's become worse than crypto bros at this point.
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by elictronic 15d ago
It’s built with cheap servos. It’s like all those jerky motion arms people build in school but never use in real life. The form factor is good which is why multiple companies are building in that form factor. The arm motion will be like a
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by elictronic 15d ago
The biggest problem is they are using RC style servos. This is why all the arm motions are jerky and lack precision. What this means: No force feedback on positioning. Jerky motion due to actuator steps. Limited precision. Terrible s
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by elictronic 15d ago
Complicated technical language is an easy way to increase perceived accuracy of tests and reviews by external reviewers. When we are talking about single % differences this has an effect. Feels like crap to me though.
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by elictronic 15d ago
Good to see the Social media companies eating feces instead of forcing everyone else to.
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by elictronic 16d ago
If you are a country currently in a weird war like situation looking for ways to make your opponent look foolish without escalating militarily, this seems like an amazing avenue. I'm guessing Iran will claim it as an attack even if it
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by elictronic 16d ago
Iran is actively looking for ways to attack back against the United States especially against military targets without actually escalating the situation. I'm sure some script kiddie broke into a government network, hacked an industrial
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by elictronic 16d ago
Freezer's went into defrost melting all the frozen food and ice. If they just go down you have days to weeks to respond before everything unfreezes just based on the thermal mass and size of the freezer. This is a much bigger deal tha
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by elictronic 16d ago
The backbone of the US military is the logistics. It's why a US carrier being undersupplied was such a big deal. Making the US military look incompetent can very well be the goal. Considering Iran is looking for any possible avenue t
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by elictronic 16d ago
Pluto is grandfathered in through the collective Consciousness of society. Just treat it the same way as tomatoes, which are officially fruits but no child believes that crap.
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by elictronic 16d ago
Literally say Pluto is a planet through the collective statements of parties involved. This is like when English professors gripe about word usage in books. That's wrong, you can't do that. Then society at large does it and it b
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by elictronic 21d ago
I miss her. Actual government for the people.
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by elictronic 21d ago
Current US government is pay to play. As in buy my cryptocurrency and you get a pardon or case dismissal, no backroom deal required. Payment directly. Blatant corruption sucks. If the House or Senate turn that might actually stop or slow
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by elictronic 23d ago
I have no idea how you could think a startup is comparable to a project that ended up costing 25 billion dollars to devolop and involved something like 15k engineers. It's began development in 1988 and the first flight wasn't u
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by elictronic 23d ago
The company solves the happy path every time. Your problem is they are solving their happy path which is profit optimization. The system is not poorly designed, it is working as intended. The solution here is removing corporate monopolies
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by elictronic 26d ago
You aren’t being cynical, you’re arguing with disingenuous entities with money on the line. We already know it’s used primarily for the negative case. Everyone who ever intended High School or College knows this.
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by elictronic 27d ago
It’s almost like laboring for months and months would have draft revisions, dozens of changes, and many other interactions they could prove as theirs defeating your entire argument.
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by elictronic 27d ago
It’s good to know you don’t want your house powered by AC power anymore. It’s a weird take, but you do you.
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by elictronic 27d ago
Wash, Rinse,,, Repeat?
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by elictronic 28d ago
You can stick your head up a cows ass but I think I’ll just take the butchers word.
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by elictronic 28d ago
Small solar panel and a charge controller. Defeat physics with this one trick.
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by elictronic 28d ago
They hold value now. They didn’t if we go back to before those lawsuits. Apple can blow smoke wherever it wants, but that 500 million loss isn’t about battery health. As an aside, I have this lovely tower from France, barely used, scrap
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by elictronic 28d ago
The current admin seems to have quite a few long term plans they have been working towards. Project 2025, Maralago accords. So far the only major policy item the Trump admin seems to have not intended was the Iran War. Israel killing the i
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by elictronic 28d ago
The current political climate is well reasoned and intentional. It might not be yours or mine, however the system is working exactly as the ones paying for it have intended.
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by elictronic 28d ago
Bearings on a stroller not so much.

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