mc_thinking

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   by mc_thinking 1mo ago

   Great to see improvements with scale. However, when improvements come with scale, will the benefits accrue to the few who can raise sufficient capital to train the most data on the biggest model?
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   by mc_thinking 1mo ago

   So the problem is more powering for time in use more than anything else? Interesting. Shouldn’t there be at least some wired prototypes then?
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   by mc_thinking 1mo ago

   We are making such fast progress in robotics but we still struggle to build really useful tools for people who have disabilities. Why is this? Is it because it’s really hard from a regulatory or liability perspective? Or, is it a market siz
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   Why are there no quadruped 'wheelchairs'?(twitter.com)

   2 points by mc_thinking 1mo ago|8 comments
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   Alternative to a wheelchair for someone that can't move their arms and legs(twitter.com)

   1 points by mc_thinking 5y ago|0 comments