jimbooonooo

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by jimbooonooo 11d ago
offloading thinking is a little/lottle bit different than writing to preserve your thoughts versus memorization. it's more analogous to skipping the writing, plugging your ears, and closing your eyes, while you wait for the answe
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by jimbooonooo 13d ago
except you are missing the one versus many argument here. sure we could make one human much smarter, could we make endless copies with the same intelligence? no
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by jimbooonooo 25d ago
conversely, people can make the same decisions in the same-ish environment, with very different outcomes. it sounds like you discount the effect of luck in timing, or geography, or acquaintance, which are wildly different from just making i
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by jimbooonooo 2mo ago
respectfully, a majority of the "do your own research" crowd are not reading any PubMed or professional guidelines.
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by jimbooonooo 2mo ago
freedom loving Democratic socialist here, this stance is very St Thomas Aquinas of you. let people continue to do the things you did without pulling up the ladder behind you. it's just for a night or two, the animals will live.
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by jimbooonooo 3mo ago
Yes and we should stop at elsewhere too. " it happened elsewhere n times" is a terrible excuse for inaction.
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by jimbooonooo 3mo ago
how is expecting integrity a scam?
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by jimbooonooo 4mo ago
It seems like a possible progression for human beings, particularly as that technology comes online, and barriers (cost, environmental, societal instability) to having physical children increase. just as we see people today having relations
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by jimbooonooo 5mo ago
You are the person requesting others comply (on behalf of the aggregate) the onus is on you to provide this solution. The solution that was provided, specifically engaged parenting, is the appropriate response.
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by jimbooonooo 5mo ago
we still had luxury goods without monopolies, so I think I'll take more competition please.
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by jimbooonooo 6mo ago
I was diagnosed later in life with ADHD and struggled academically, but agree with this completely. Everybody faces difficulties in life, and ADHD doesn't justify constant exceptions. Your workplace will be far less accommodating, and
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by jimbooonooo 6mo ago
There is no free lunch: using mechanical amplification results in the same problem as described above, and spring return means that your actuator has to push that much harder to overcome the spring. Net is that a couple of figures of merit
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by jimbooonooo 6mo ago
They sure don't, but often insight into/alignment with the story and development process makes all the difference for which projects people choose to contribute to.
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by jimbooonooo 6mo ago
Is honesty an important quality to you? Does lying by omission concern you for the people and projects you choose to interact with?
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by jimbooonooo 7mo ago
Of course it seems fair to you, it's not your IP that's being stolen before you were able to extract all it's worth from.
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by jimbooonooo 7mo ago
hey friend, this comment is better suited for Reddit than here, even though likely agree with you.
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by jimbooonooo 7mo ago
hello, yes 911? I'd like to report a hate crime against me
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by jimbooonooo 7mo ago
sure, and you know what their design intent was right?
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by jimbooonooo 10mo ago
I have to dig around, I think I still have one of the original wiring boards from around 2006 (maybe)?
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by jimbooonooo 2y ago
I'm curious about materials safety, some platinum/tin 2 part hardners are pretty nasty...
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by jimbooonooo 2y ago
Tons of questions, this is incredibly cool! Can you discuss: 1.) How you compensate for anode consumption/geometry changes over the lifetime of the anode. For instance, does the center get worn away or do you try to uniformly use eac
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by jimbooonooo 2y ago
Relevant patent here: https://patents.google.com/patent/US10724146B1/en Edit: I wonder what compensation for anode consumption looks like. Model based? I assume in-situ measurement/process control is hard.
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by jimbooonooo 2y ago
Yah, please post it! Can you speak to the minimum resolution and wear rate/lifetime with single electrode approaches?
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by jimbooonooo 2y ago
Rejection of neighboring HDD vibe disturbances is already an issue, so fascinating to see what their control approach is. In my limited experience, mechanical HDD control is near top of the game for electromechanical positioning.
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by jimbooonooo 2y ago
Agreed re: mechanical HDDs being engineering marvels. The positioning performance at the price/manf volumes is really incredible. As the poster below mentions, neighboring actuator coupling/disturbance rejection is very much a pe
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by jimbooonooo 3y ago
Currently reading this and thought the same. Lots of scenarios I hadn't considered, and fun to see IRL work in the same vein.
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by jimbooonooo 3y ago
None of the other video appeared to be live, is that intentional?
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by jimbooonooo 3y ago
I like Boston Dynamics' Stretch as a general solution, but given the sheer volume of standard loading docks/trailers, optimizing loading speed and density with a specialized solution feels (ooof) right.
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by jimbooonooo 3y ago
Customer feedback is useful. Understanding product issue frequency and severity is useful. Should they have emailed him to ask about what issues he was aware of before sending their feedback? Should they have asked you? :)
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by jimbooonooo 3y ago
Cool, is this available as a PDF?

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