spacecity1971

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by spacecity1971 2y ago
Fantastic development (I’m in the dental field) As a side note; a Chinese team already performed an implant surgery with a “fully automatic” robotic system in 2017. https://time.com/4952886/china-world-first-dental-surg
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by spacecity1971 3y ago
Great to see research continuing on this particular path.
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by spacecity1971 4y ago
I wonder if this team has considered making the electrodes out of silver? Robert O. Becker had great success accelerating the healing of bone tissue using similar methods. Seems like this would avoid any toxicity issues.
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by spacecity1971 4y ago
Good to see Robert O. Becker finally getting some recognition for a lifetime of work.
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by spacecity1971 4y ago
What if the more difficult to explain parts of the UAP phenomenon is our experience of the remnant of that previous civilization? It never went extinct, it just moved into space and the bottom of the oceans. We're ants, unaware of the
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by spacecity1971 4y ago
I guess fMRI isn’t really a good analog. What is needed is an MRI quality video sequence showing movement. Dynamic planning would allow occlusal schemes to be designed more accurately, therefore avoiding many common issues with full arch re
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by spacecity1971 4y ago
No, but it’s a step closer. CBCT is the standard right now, but it has limitations like poor bone density measurement and no dynamic imaging.
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by spacecity1971 4y ago
An fMRI quality imaging system would allow dynamic planning for a full arch implant retained prosthesis, for example.
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by spacecity1971 4y ago
As a dental professional working with oral/maxillofacial surgery teams, I can’t wait for fMRI quality imaging in a portable affordable device. First to market with such systems will make a fortune.
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by spacecity1971 4y ago
Would love to contribute, please contact me at variofab(at)icloud(dot)com
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by spacecity1971 4y ago
Or, it’s a demonstration that AI output can be controlled in meaningful ways, period. Surely this supports openai’s stated goal of making safe AI?
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by spacecity1971 5y ago
Agree re simplicity. Ehang has been using what is essentially a consumer drone design for some time, and has demonstrated success with many flight tests. Although they aren’t using the most efficient design, I wouldn’t be surprised if they
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by spacecity1971 5y ago
Your intuition is correct, and it’s already been done: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-01216-4
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by spacecity1971 5y ago
Tesla is an infrastructure company. He’s building infrastructural components for Mars as much as Earth, for sure.
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by spacecity1971 5y ago
Quick question, please excuse my ignorance, but is there a way to extrapolate sequence from structure? In other words, can we design proteins and calculate the sequence required to make it?
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by spacecity1971 6y ago
Cultured/printed meat.
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by spacecity1971 6y ago
The chairs make perfect sense in the context they were used, and this was all built on a shoestring budget by hand. The bare bones Cybersyn was actually used during the trucking strike in Chile, and Beers theories worked perfectly. The whol
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by spacecity1971 6y ago
Her tech is very promising. They have apparently undergone initial FDA certification for device classification, so I’m also very curious to see how they progress.
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by spacecity1971 6y ago
Yes, this! The point being missed by most is the very real possibility that the Scaling Hypothesis is true. If it is, then we're seeing some kind of reasoning intelligence emerge. GPT-3 obviously isn't there yet. Unless it's
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by spacecity1971 6y ago
I agree that there may be specific use cases where this type of robot can help. My reaction is more to how it is portrayed in the video. The child appears to be depressed, with parents who show almost no interactive ability. I fear that thi
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by spacecity1971 6y ago
This is a good question. I think the differences may lie in the perceived anthropomorphism and the difference that makes psychologically. Books, clothing etc are passive objects that utilize the imagination of the user in a definite way, wh
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by spacecity1971 6y ago
Shouldn't parents be doing this? If they're not, then why did they have a kid? The robot seems well designed, inoffensive, and the company's focus is well intentioned, but I can't help thinking that this represents a com
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by spacecity1971 7y ago
I think, instead of minimum wage hikes etc, that maybe putting a cap on the ratio of CEO pay to entry level employee would work more effectively.
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by spacecity1971 7y ago
Nanolive.ch is doing this quite well, high enough resolution to make structures like mitochondria clearly visible. Also able to make time lapse of living cells. (I don’t have any business connection to Nanolive, just an Instagram follower)
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by spacecity1971 7y ago
Platform warfare indeed, and this is completely overlooked as a concept. Bratton (2015) described this new geopolitical architecture in detail, and we ignore it at our peril.
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by spacecity1971 7y ago
Reads more like instructions for constructing a Basilisk to me.
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by spacecity1971 8y ago
Valter Longo’s research has a good explanatory framework for this effect. For an introduction, The Longevity Diet (2016) is worth a read.
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by spacecity1971 8y ago
Valter Longo has conducted human studies pointing to the veracity of this effect, at least with MS patients. Certainly early days yet, but compelling nonetheless. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/05/
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by spacecity1971 8y ago
As documented by Dr. Rhonda Patrick (and others), fasting can trigger cellular autophagy and reduce senescent cells without the use of drugs. https://www.foundmyfitness.com/news/t/fasting
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by spacecity1971 9y ago
I wonder if the tube could be continuously woven from carbon fiber and given an aerogel insulating wrap, then the interior coated with ceramic? This would perhaps mitigate heat expansion issues.

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