The very point of the article is that you can win individually and lose as a colective, and that the competitive nature of the field goes against the greater good. And the people betting against AI will be ripped off.
Physics simulation is a dangerous rabbit hole. Even if you focus just on rigid bodies and just physical plausibility there are plenty of open problems related to collision detection and collision resolution. Convex…
Reading AI PRs reminds me of Monty Python's holy grenade: "And the Lord spake, saying, ''First shalt thou take out the Holy Pin. Then shalt thou count to three, no more, no less. Three shall be the number thou shalt…
It reads like those nightmares where you need to pass final exams again. I guess nowadays it is much simpler to correlate some text with prior work, more so with LLMs. It is like those doping cases where several years…
Maybe it's time to acknowledge that current copyright laws do more harm than good and put another framework in place.
Why have the powerful not completely killed the rest of the people? A. Ethics/Morals B. Power balance C. People are a valuable resource I think we are all a little concerned it is C. It's a grim thought and I'm…
Tangentially related, but I hope will be appreciated by the nostalgic people here: Recently, reading the Wikipedia article about Z-order curves, I found this link inside the article:…
That's like 4 times the ESA budget, and still insignificant compared to the money poured into AI. Several companies could cover that budget with quarterly profits.
Yes, it has the authority. There are plenty of EU regulations that states must obey, from fundamental rights to taxation.
Everything is OK. I love looking at desktops, but I became old to put the effort. I think you are a bard more than a wizard.
Apple makes excellent hardware (laptop, phone, mini...) to the point I'm willing to pay more for it, but I would prefer a lot to customize my SW. And so I avoid their hardware.
Most screenshots for these well known guys are quite boring. Coincidence? I think if you want to be good at something you need focus.
You cannot uninstall Apple Music. That alone is alienating.
Everybody chooses a favorite depending on their domain. A function executes, and some error happens: - Return error value: try to handle the error ASAP. The closer to the error the more detailed the information. Higher…
One reason in Julia for having an organization with multiple repositories is how unnecessary is in Julia to have big packages. It is better to have smaller more focused packages and combine them as necessary. Julia…
In some fields throwing away and rewriting is the standard, and it works, more or less. I'm thinking about scientific/engineering software: prototype in Python or Matlab and convert to C or C++ for…
People adapt to the circumstances. A lot of Python uses are no longer about fast iteration on the REPL. Instead of that we are shipping Python to execute in clusters on very long running jobs or inside servers. It's not…
From TFA: "There is no legal responsibility for a landlord to enforce the payment of taxes by their tenants, nor any suggestion that Aziz should be paying the bill." This usually makes some sense. But in this case it is…
It's because the quaternion is part of the state of the Kalman filter.
Sometimes I wonder if we are going to be the unkillable plague that takes over the universe. Or maybe we will dissappear in a blink. It's hard to know, we don't have any reference point except ourselves.
True. I was citing from memory and only recalled the most famous author.
Nice book. For another old but excellent math book I recommend Geometry and the Imagination by David Hilbert. No gutenberg remake I'm afraid, maybe because of the numerous (and incredibly high quality) illustrations.
I guess because mathematical formulas usually use single letters for symbols. It is so common that you end using several different alphabets, lower/upper case and even calligraphic variations. Of course it doesn't scale…
From TFA: While the focus has been on olives, the bacterium’s ability to infect such a broad spectrum of plants makes it an agricultural nightmare, particularly in regions where multiple crops are grown in close…
I have a Mathematica license and at the same time find this project quite cool (and I'm a SW engineer). I would be surprised if mathics developers are not Mathematica users.
The very point of the article is that you can win individually and lose as a colective, and that the competitive nature of the field goes against the greater good. And the people betting against AI will be ripped off.
Physics simulation is a dangerous rabbit hole. Even if you focus just on rigid bodies and just physical plausibility there are plenty of open problems related to collision detection and collision resolution. Convex…
Reading AI PRs reminds me of Monty Python's holy grenade: "And the Lord spake, saying, ''First shalt thou take out the Holy Pin. Then shalt thou count to three, no more, no less. Three shall be the number thou shalt…
It reads like those nightmares where you need to pass final exams again. I guess nowadays it is much simpler to correlate some text with prior work, more so with LLMs. It is like those doping cases where several years…
Maybe it's time to acknowledge that current copyright laws do more harm than good and put another framework in place.
Why have the powerful not completely killed the rest of the people? A. Ethics/Morals B. Power balance C. People are a valuable resource I think we are all a little concerned it is C. It's a grim thought and I'm…
Tangentially related, but I hope will be appreciated by the nostalgic people here: Recently, reading the Wikipedia article about Z-order curves, I found this link inside the article:…
That's like 4 times the ESA budget, and still insignificant compared to the money poured into AI. Several companies could cover that budget with quarterly profits.
Yes, it has the authority. There are plenty of EU regulations that states must obey, from fundamental rights to taxation.
Everything is OK. I love looking at desktops, but I became old to put the effort. I think you are a bard more than a wizard.
Apple makes excellent hardware (laptop, phone, mini...) to the point I'm willing to pay more for it, but I would prefer a lot to customize my SW. And so I avoid their hardware.
Most screenshots for these well known guys are quite boring. Coincidence? I think if you want to be good at something you need focus.
You cannot uninstall Apple Music. That alone is alienating.
Everybody chooses a favorite depending on their domain. A function executes, and some error happens: - Return error value: try to handle the error ASAP. The closer to the error the more detailed the information. Higher…
One reason in Julia for having an organization with multiple repositories is how unnecessary is in Julia to have big packages. It is better to have smaller more focused packages and combine them as necessary. Julia…
In some fields throwing away and rewriting is the standard, and it works, more or less. I'm thinking about scientific/engineering software: prototype in Python or Matlab and convert to C or C++ for…
People adapt to the circumstances. A lot of Python uses are no longer about fast iteration on the REPL. Instead of that we are shipping Python to execute in clusters on very long running jobs or inside servers. It's not…
From TFA: "There is no legal responsibility for a landlord to enforce the payment of taxes by their tenants, nor any suggestion that Aziz should be paying the bill." This usually makes some sense. But in this case it is…
It's because the quaternion is part of the state of the Kalman filter.
Sometimes I wonder if we are going to be the unkillable plague that takes over the universe. Or maybe we will dissappear in a blink. It's hard to know, we don't have any reference point except ourselves.
True. I was citing from memory and only recalled the most famous author.
Nice book. For another old but excellent math book I recommend Geometry and the Imagination by David Hilbert. No gutenberg remake I'm afraid, maybe because of the numerous (and incredibly high quality) illustrations.
I guess because mathematical formulas usually use single letters for symbols. It is so common that you end using several different alphabets, lower/upper case and even calligraphic variations. Of course it doesn't scale…
From TFA: While the focus has been on olives, the bacterium’s ability to infect such a broad spectrum of plants makes it an agricultural nightmare, particularly in regions where multiple crops are grown in close…
I have a Mathematica license and at the same time find this project quite cool (and I'm a SW engineer). I would be surprised if mathics developers are not Mathematica users.