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11mo ago
The article claims CATL have given bulk cell pricing at 19$/kWh. That still leaves an Additional overhead due to power electronics and assembly but all in all it's a pretty impressive development.
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11mo ago
LFP have a significantly more stable battery chemistry. Much more abuse tolerant and less likely to suffer thermal runaway. You'd get LFP cells so you won't have to store them in the shed due to fire safety. And while sodium ion b
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11mo ago
Which is the Logical conclusion. If the neural network can distill a model out of complex input data. Especially when many model are frequently trained through data augmentation practices that actively degrade input to achieve generalisatio
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11mo ago
I will elaborate. A bridge is built upon a solid foundation of something empirically tested, a hard science and good engineering practice if you will. And if not, it will not remain a bridge for long. The innumerable electronic subcomponent
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11mo ago
Nutritional science have unfortunately been pretty bad at the science part for a rather long time. There's a dark pattern hiding in the modern era where we assume hard evidence to exist where it doesn't, a projection of CAD engine
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11mo ago
The Guardian raises tabloid press to a new level of bad taste, posing a serious faced question about stupidity and immediately answers it by having their site drop a blocking full screen emotionally loaded ad-request for my money in the sl
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11mo ago
The chart shows a Biden-projected growth of 30GW renewable capacity until 2030. If these renewables could run at max capacity 24/7 they'd then produce ballpark high estimate 270 TWh. Looking at the Chinese comparison chart china a
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11mo ago
Seems like the people denounced as baseless conspiracy theorists were right. Again.
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11mo ago
>nobody seems to want it I've had a lot of genuine fun playing with AI art generators dating all the way back to deepdream. I love the tech, I want it as it was, as it is, and as it will become. This tech have in the last few years
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11mo ago
A Lithium iron phosphate battery is significantly more stable and less likely to go thermal runaway in a fireshow-like fashion. The battery chemistry is important for this.
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11mo ago
There's a free addon for free Krita that did pretty much that when I tried it, last year. The glaring issue with it back then was that unlike an LLM that can be understanding of what you try to explain and bit more consistent the diffu
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11mo ago
>I think people's claims that they will stop working are generally more bark than bite They stop paying taxes and work off the books instead but you don't announce that publicly for obvious reasons. The incentive to do this inc
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11mo ago
We already have a lifted ceiling. We have several synthetic datasets and automated evaluation options for such things that were close to impossible to do before LLMs.
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11mo ago
Downloading a file is not equivalent to having high level abstractified control over running software. And if it is then I'm a farmer because I bought potatoes from the store.
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11mo ago
Behold the miracle! AI is already saving the economy and we don't even have AGI yet :^)
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11mo ago
If one can easily reach parity with a motivated undergrad by leveraging LLMs I will still consider it impressive. While the 5-minutes model will never be useful in itself it lays the groundwork for amateurs and small groups to getting into
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1y ago
>"Phosphatidylethanol (PEth) is a direct marker, formed only in the presence of ethanol, and can detect heavy or binge drinking for up to 4 weeks after consumption." We should simultaneously use this marker to prove drunk drivi
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1y ago
This is a recurrent question and not just for servers. In Europe it is constantly >"why does the households of half of Europe pay for German unwillingness to have a good power mix? Why should anyone want more cross country or long
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1y ago
Just log the human slop cleanup efforts and train an AI to do it for you. (It might sound like a joke but it's actually well suited for ML)
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1y ago
The exponential progress argument is frequently also misconstrued as a >"we will get there by monotonously doing more of what we did previously" Take the independent time being an SWE metric of the article. This is a rather new
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1y ago
I think the question we've failed to properly ask is "are all humans general intelligences". I frequently encounter people who appear less refined in reasoning and communication than an LLM. Granted, being an awkward communic
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1y ago
As the prediction of radiologists going dodo sprung out from improvements in image recognition, why don't we see premature and hysterically hyped predictions of psychiatrists being unemployed due to language models. Their workday consi
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1y ago
>consume a series of medical images while dictating their findings, and then go home. In the same fashion as construction worker just shows up, "performs a series of construction tasks", then go home. We just need to make a mac
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1y ago
Social media reflects a silicon valley perspective and US domestic news have contaminated the entire eurozone since over a decade. Movies are also a distillate of a local culture often with a rather uniform ideological slant. AI being a clo
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1y ago
I briefly debated a telescope and go-to mount to supplement my already existing high end DSLR. But having tried doing telescope astrophotography briefly before and being discouraged by the hassle of heavy gear and complex setup I decided to
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1y ago
The author suggests common sense and reasoning is unavoidable traits that are fundamental to humans. That is also a fallacy from being too immersed in a professional environment filled with deep reasoning and a deep rooted tradition of log
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1y ago
>edgy 90's anime That's a good sell. Sounds like an actually good starting point compared to the blue haired vegan receptionist at the Zionism International Inc customer support counter that all the others have as a starting mo
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1y ago
If you don't want to be insulted perhaps you shouldn't throw the first stone? Can't handle counter battery because you grew up in a homogenized echo chamber? Boohoo reality don't care and neither do I. When you've w
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In your fantasy world both poles are ice free, snow is non existent in Britain and the Gulf Stream already stopped working 5 times, all of that before 2020. That's the official and much hyped past predictions, but this time it's d
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1y ago
Irony is palpable that 4chan remains the only non-shit social media/discussion board.
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