sengstrom

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by sengstrom 2y ago
So many hopeful (?) patents on this stuff - kinda sad to see.
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by sengstrom 4y ago
I once received a letter (while at Chalmers) from the US - it was addressed to <my name> S-41296
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by sengstrom 5y ago
Let's have google check that: https://www.google.com/search?q=45+TB+%2F+8+billion That comes out to about 3 pages by your measure.
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by sengstrom 5y ago
also possibly quite hot from recent interactions with the atmosphere
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by sengstrom 5y ago
the little things matter
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by sengstrom 6y ago
I think it was more a matter of attitude. Never a great way to actually explain something.
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by sengstrom 6y ago
I've read this book recently and found it a very useful overview of ML. It is a bit theoretical which is good for somebody that comfortably reads math notation. Also the notation is pretty consistent which makes connections between met
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by sengstrom 6y ago
The numbers are small but I can see the satisfaction in picking an approach and sticking to it. Thanks for the write-up.
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by sengstrom 6y ago
Yet these renderings were not made with that choice.
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by sengstrom 6y ago
These images were rendered with a "white" bias. Facial features is one thing, but skin color is clearly not conveyed by statues, yet a clear choice was made here.
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by sengstrom 7y ago
points for spelling globbing correctly :)
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by sengstrom 7y ago
I name the thing with the nose Bruno.
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by sengstrom 9y ago
My take on the Drake equation is that it gives you a way to play with numbers and break down your guesses in a rational way. The article suggests an estimate of N(Earth) so this is one step in the direction of not entirely ruling out an N&l
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by sengstrom 9y ago
Stable against what perturbations? What impact would a large body passing through the system have? Stable as in self-correcting (up to a limit)? What is the limit. Even long running accurate simulations of the three body problem are sensiti
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by sengstrom 10y ago
d3 comes to mind
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by sengstrom 10y ago
Have sufficient Hamming distance could be a better maxim!
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by sengstrom 11y ago
Wondering why the two passive devices have the same mac address...
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by sengstrom 11y ago
The math for the time to transfer comparison is interesting: "Even with high-speed Internet connections, it can take months to transfer large amounts of data. For example, 100 terabytes of data will take more than 100 days to transfer
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by sengstrom 11y ago
It would be interesting to hear what some of the sources are in the training set. My first impression was Goldberg variations meets ragtime.
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by sengstrom 12y ago
A nice hack and a good list of the things you may want to fiddle with if you want to explore phone applications calling home just in general.
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by sengstrom 12y ago
I was wondering what that means too - maybe the strange unit ($103 kWh per hour ) is a clue to what they are talking about. Remember this is temporary storage for wind or solar energy, presumably to be extracted when the sun goes down or t
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by sengstrom 12y ago
Nothing like having Don Draper make promo shots for your new computer.
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by sengstrom 12y ago
In the first two images you link there are dual mode indicators - one in the middle and one just by the value itself - in what looks like a manual they are both shown lit up at the same time which seems more like a problem with the document
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by sengstrom 12y ago
I've seen this tested with an uncooked egg. A lot of pressure was required and when it finally broke the mess was unbelievable.
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by sengstrom 12y ago
A little gem from the article: "It was an extremely ugly, long (2 years!) divorce hearing: it made the newspapers because of Bell’s allegations of “extreme cruelty” by Feynman, including the notion that he spent all of his waking hours
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by sengstrom 12y ago
I wonder if using the supercharger deteriorates the battery more than a more gentle charge (I am warned about this for fast charging my Leaf). Find it interesting that they ask that question on the supercharger FAQ but don't answer it:
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by sengstrom 13y ago
I got a syntax error somewhere on this line: "Not because it's wrong (although it is), but because it's right." This is interesting however - how about substantiating it with a concrete example? "C++ does have many
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by sengstrom 13y ago
It seems like the ensemble heats up. Could it get a little energy dissipation?
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by sengstrom 13y ago
Author tired of the project before he got to that part :)
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by sengstrom 13y ago
The best way to play this game.

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