Or more simply, because that's what "controversial" (from the prompt) means: something few believe that most don't.
I hear these critiques a lot, and whilst I'm inclined to agree, I have never had an answer to: how do you test that ? Basically a captcha most humans can pass, that an LLM never will ?
even with the calibration procedure, i've had nearly no success without going into industrial grade components, and as you point out, it's impractical. gps also won't give you orientation really anyway, and indeed, is…
true, sensor fusion of accel/gyro/mm only gets you so far, though of the 3, the mm is the only one that doesn't require integration, so while they are terrible at finding magnetic north in a given environment, the…
I mean, given the context, I'm just as inclined to think this was thought of as a form of obfuscation
gyroscopes drift over time, that's why typically you need a kalman filter to combine the strengths of various sensors, magnetometers, where available, are bad at resolution, but don't drift.
Yes, and I insisted quite a bit because I was curious about a coast. I wonder if this is some kind of UI Neuralese, maybe the simulated scroll/touch attempts made sense to only it.
the zoom scrolling and camera navigation in general, here at least (desktop mac chrome), seems like no one even tried it
But also there's very little need today, it's very cheap to do, just complicated, a barrier that can be easily solved if there appears demand
because it's the unit of addressable memory that C is concerned by with sizeof, otherwise its values still depend on CHAR_BIT
I would agree if overflow on those types wasn't undefined behaviour, or unpredictable
I did buy it, all three, loved it. But somehow, broodwar is the one coming back on the scene more than it
I got one from a microwave, it opened vents. It is incredibly strong, also, takes soo much power.
a very neurotypical response
They're really not, the tiniest bits have shown with evergreen for ex, all the ghost cities. We don't really see the people who's savings, which with kids is the only "pension", have been demolished, on an individual…
and you are refuting with even less justification. I told you how to check for yourself if you actually cared about veracity. Best of luck trying to get funding to publish something academic anti-CCP though, but I'd…
First off, I admit I have no idea what the EU and US car manufacturers are doing, their positions for the past decade don't make any sense to me in the electric market. Actually smells like hubris and inertia more than…
yes i conceded that use case a bit bellow, it mostly makes sense in dense urban areas, where access to the grid is easy, and not emitting polution is at a premium. But even then it's a very difficult case to make before…
if VCs didn't care about making their money back, but instead had very different interests, then somewhat
neither of those are true, if they were, remember when tesla wanted to sell trucks like 10 years ago ? if you use electric trucks, half the mass you pay to move around is useless. Also the grid isn't "half coal", the…
It's trivial to compete if you don't have R&D costs, and don't care about stuff like famine of your people. And it's not only about free market stuff, why do you think they're so excited for all countries to use their…
And opened about 80GW of coal last year alone. That's the only advantage to electric trucks, they can run on coal too, even though you can only carry half the capacity whilst moving the same total weight, it still can…
I'd dispute they do any of those better, they stole the IP, then used public funds to make cheaper versions in the hope of leading the markets, including by being artificially more affordable while there is any…
There already exist today fates and torments way worse than death, so your argument would be true already anyway, unless its really the solace of a timeout that makes it worthwhile. But in reality, for most people with…
Those are good points. And for a serious answer, indeed we should probably be exploring the ethics of it now. It's just humanity never really did that before unleashing a new tech, so I'm not optimistic, but I wish you…
Or more simply, because that's what "controversial" (from the prompt) means: something few believe that most don't.
I hear these critiques a lot, and whilst I'm inclined to agree, I have never had an answer to: how do you test that ? Basically a captcha most humans can pass, that an LLM never will ?
even with the calibration procedure, i've had nearly no success without going into industrial grade components, and as you point out, it's impractical. gps also won't give you orientation really anyway, and indeed, is…
true, sensor fusion of accel/gyro/mm only gets you so far, though of the 3, the mm is the only one that doesn't require integration, so while they are terrible at finding magnetic north in a given environment, the…
I mean, given the context, I'm just as inclined to think this was thought of as a form of obfuscation
gyroscopes drift over time, that's why typically you need a kalman filter to combine the strengths of various sensors, magnetometers, where available, are bad at resolution, but don't drift.
Yes, and I insisted quite a bit because I was curious about a coast. I wonder if this is some kind of UI Neuralese, maybe the simulated scroll/touch attempts made sense to only it.
the zoom scrolling and camera navigation in general, here at least (desktop mac chrome), seems like no one even tried it
But also there's very little need today, it's very cheap to do, just complicated, a barrier that can be easily solved if there appears demand
because it's the unit of addressable memory that C is concerned by with sizeof, otherwise its values still depend on CHAR_BIT
I would agree if overflow on those types wasn't undefined behaviour, or unpredictable
I did buy it, all three, loved it. But somehow, broodwar is the one coming back on the scene more than it
I got one from a microwave, it opened vents. It is incredibly strong, also, takes soo much power.
a very neurotypical response
They're really not, the tiniest bits have shown with evergreen for ex, all the ghost cities. We don't really see the people who's savings, which with kids is the only "pension", have been demolished, on an individual…
and you are refuting with even less justification. I told you how to check for yourself if you actually cared about veracity. Best of luck trying to get funding to publish something academic anti-CCP though, but I'd…
First off, I admit I have no idea what the EU and US car manufacturers are doing, their positions for the past decade don't make any sense to me in the electric market. Actually smells like hubris and inertia more than…
yes i conceded that use case a bit bellow, it mostly makes sense in dense urban areas, where access to the grid is easy, and not emitting polution is at a premium. But even then it's a very difficult case to make before…
if VCs didn't care about making their money back, but instead had very different interests, then somewhat
neither of those are true, if they were, remember when tesla wanted to sell trucks like 10 years ago ? if you use electric trucks, half the mass you pay to move around is useless. Also the grid isn't "half coal", the…
It's trivial to compete if you don't have R&D costs, and don't care about stuff like famine of your people. And it's not only about free market stuff, why do you think they're so excited for all countries to use their…
And opened about 80GW of coal last year alone. That's the only advantage to electric trucks, they can run on coal too, even though you can only carry half the capacity whilst moving the same total weight, it still can…
I'd dispute they do any of those better, they stole the IP, then used public funds to make cheaper versions in the hope of leading the markets, including by being artificially more affordable while there is any…
There already exist today fates and torments way worse than death, so your argument would be true already anyway, unless its really the solace of a timeout that makes it worthwhile. But in reality, for most people with…
Those are good points. And for a serious answer, indeed we should probably be exploring the ethics of it now. It's just humanity never really did that before unleashing a new tech, so I'm not optimistic, but I wish you…