sci_prog

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by sci_prog 13d ago
I think what OP is saying is that the fact that a human can't understand it won't matter as the code will only ever be read by AI.
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by sci_prog 7mo ago
You need to have one to understand the unconditional loyalty, love, and the bond. You come to appreciate it even more once you lose them. Having a dog is the best and worst thing in the world. Just lost our fur baby a week ago...
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by sci_prog 8mo ago
I don't like when my food is too mushy. This is a perfect ratio for me
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by sci_prog 8mo ago
I've been doing something similar for breakfast, one cup of oatmeal + one cup of water and about two tablespoons of chia seeds, microwave for 2 minutes. Add a banana and some honey, top it with whole roasted almonds and some raspberrie
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ESP32 Offline Map Viewer(reddit.com)
1 points by sci_prog 1y ago|0 comments
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by sci_prog 1y ago
I am building a service to make accessing AI as easy as sending email called ThreadWise https://threadwise.app You can email prompts directly to your ThreadWise address and get instant AI-powered responses, essentially an always
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Show HN: ThreadWise – Your AI assistant via email(threadwise.app)
2 points by sci_prog 1y ago|0 comments
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by sci_prog 1y ago
I'm building something similar. See my comment the OP above: https://threadwise.app
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by sci_prog 1y ago
I'm building something similar. See my comment the OP above: https://threadwise.app
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by sci_prog 1y ago
I'm building something similar and related to the other comments below! It's not production ready but it will hopefully be in a couple of weeks. You guys can sign up for free and I will upgrade you to the premium tier manually (pr
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by sci_prog 2y ago
Yeah, OpenInterpreter does this (you are not limited to OpenAI only): https://github.com/OpenInterpreter/open-interpreter I wrote a wrapper around it that works in a web browser (you'll need an OpenAI API key): h
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by sci_prog 2y ago
Thanks for sharing this! That was the exact info I was looking for, didn't know the wholesale price was so low. But it does make sense that transmission and storage is what is inflating the retail price.
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by sci_prog 2y ago
This is a cool concept and I love the idea but the math on the money earned from the 3276 solar panel doesn't add up. The article says the farm owner makes about $20,000 a year from the solar farm. I'm assuming that each solar pan
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by sci_prog 2y ago
Also the AI generated images that can't get the fingers right. Have you ever tried to look at your hands while lucid dreaming and try counting fingers? There are some really interesting parallels between the dreams and diffusion models
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by sci_prog 3y ago
Here is a decent explanation as to why not: https://youtu.be/CHJKKsOHtAk?si=FYd1FawD-_GN_Cex
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by sci_prog 3y ago
There's a video poker version, which I played on a machine years ago, where after being dealt a winning hand we have an option to infinitely double the winnings if we correctly guess if the next card is higher or lower than 7. Does any
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by sci_prog 3y ago
Or could just use a phone/tablet as a "viewport". I know it wouldn't be as immersive but the barrier to have it adopted would be a lot lower.
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by sci_prog 3y ago
Not even close to what we as humans emit. The rate of the global annual natural CO2 emissions are 1-2 orders of magnitude slower than anthropogenic emissions.
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by sci_prog 4y ago
The photo doesn't do it justice tho. Just like a photo of the full Moon low on the horizon doesn't look anywhere close to what my eyes are seeing. Now imagine a full moon, with a diameter roughly 4 times as big, that's how bi
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by sci_prog 4y ago
"The Moon diameter (approximately equal to the distance from New York to Las Vegas)" Imagine how glorious and huge the Earth must look like from the Moon.
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by sci_prog 4y ago
My wife and I made a small, word based multiplayer mobile game (gibberish game) in 2020 during first lockdowns. It's been making over $500 consistently ever since: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/guess-the-gibbe
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Volcanic Eruptions: Time to Prepare(nature.com)
2 points by sci_prog 4y ago|0 comments
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by sci_prog 5y ago
Were the interviews not technical in nature?
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by sci_prog 5y ago
You are right, Earth does have mechanisms through which it regulates the CO2 and tries to bring it back to "balance". But it is important to note that these mechanics (e.g. increased in weathering) take 10s-100s of thousands of ye
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Show HN: Sea Level Rise AR Visualizer(apps.apple.com)
1 points by sci_prog 5y ago|1 comments
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by sci_prog 5y ago
I was a lead developer for this fun project. The USGS flew a drone with a LIDAR over a national park in Hawaii to create a Digital Elevation Model (DEM) of the park and I used different GIS tools to convert and show the DEM as a 3D model in
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by sci_prog 5y ago
Since the pandemic started my wife and I had some extra time on our hands and have decided to build a couple of mobile video games. The one posted here is a result of us going to a museum and playing a physical board game that we couldn’t s
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Show HN: The Setting Sun mobile puzzle game(apps.apple.com)
2 points by sci_prog 5y ago|2 comments
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by sci_prog 5y ago
The easiest way to learn unity (or any other new framework/engine/language) in my opinion is to recreate the project that you've already built. And you have one.
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by sci_prog 5y ago
The curve is a bit steep but once the things start clicking you productivity goes through the roof. You'll be able to make game prototypes in a few short hours. I admit that building 2D games with unity is a bit of an overkill but the

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