How come we have collision avoidance mandated and working in 3 and 2 dimensions (TCAS, AEB), but somehow do not have it in 1-dimensional motion?
No apology, analysis or introspection. Why would anyone trust the 99% of their other businesses?
That's both sad and hilarious thank you. I'm either expecting too much or people aren't being motivated (repeatedly trained by reward?) to turn in an earnest effort. Like the llms are trained that is.
Would any teacher of, say, grade 4 students, reading this ask them to draw the same prompt and let us know the result? It would be so interesting to see how we differ from the machines, if at all.
Of all the Dr Seuss read to my kids the one that stands out is hard to find now: "I Had Trouble Getting to Solla Sollew". Probably rare because the young protagonist who over-judges the severity of his minor problem,…
Humans propose; AI will dispose. It's not clear from this progress that AI can formulate conjectures despite this new ability to solve them. So mathematicians still look like they have a job. Though instead of spotting…
AI won't kill people - people will just get new tools for the job.
It must be so frustrating to write science-fiction now with the future changing faster every day.
It may soon seem not worth living forever with our limited monkey-brains, watching the horizon of thought recede ever-faster from us.
A little digging leads to https://www.newscientist.com/article/1855873-feedback-577/ 4 October 1999 - 27 years ago. It seems my memory still works!
I've had to replace the pump on a cheap amana NFW7200TW. Being a cheaper model it does not have a coin trap and the thin plastic vanes shattered (the coin rested fully intact). The pump had two part numbers, one a…
I'm reading Dero Saunders penguin classic which I picked up from a used book store. It's fine, but I'm at the point where the last 6 books of the original should kick in and Saunders treats it as an epilogue. I didn't…
Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. Recently passed the bit where Ammianus complained the rich had bought up much of the property in Rome and turned so many into renters and gave stats to show it. Amongst his many…
It seems to be an investment in underground distribution structures and advanced monitoring including predictive failure analysis. However there's kind of a funny part to it that I read on the last page of New Scientist…
U-Haul seems to do very well under the same conditions though. Since the charging port is standard maybe the trailer would be too and U-Haul would be in that business as well. You would just need the car to accept power…
The Toyota hybrid system is a marvel of simplicity and efficiency. A small Atkinson-cycle ICE run at optimal efficiency paired with two electric motors via a planetary gear set simpler than a manual transmission. It's…
Ive been using Costco headlamps with the strap bracket ziptied to the handlebars. The li-ion usb rechargeable light snaps into the bracket at whatever angle desired. When the 3-pack goes on sale they're $7 each, which…
Range extender motors should have been easy to rent and much cheaper for long trips than a full car rental. It would be very interesting to me to have a small sedan BEV with a rear charging port and an optional flat…
I can agree: my parents bought a top loader and dryer in 1975 ('Made in Newton Iowa") which was used a few times a week for 30 years and now once a week for the last 21, as far as I know without repair. Now held by a…
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Permanent cache for that one.
At this point OpenAI really ought to let us know when they're testing again.
The reduction in cable weight probably was a big part of the savings, next to the vfd. Normally counterweights hang from the same sheave as the elevator. Its not clear to me from the sketch, but with the counterweight…
I don't know how this possibly worked for the northern mockingbird. One full moon I stood and listened to one call continuously for an hour and I couldn't remember hearing the same call twice. Every bird I'd ever heard…
Despite four years of close observation and support of the war on Ukraine the message from the Iran conflict is that the US has not learned a thing about how to efficiently fight a war against drones.
How come we have collision avoidance mandated and working in 3 and 2 dimensions (TCAS, AEB), but somehow do not have it in 1-dimensional motion?
No apology, analysis or introspection. Why would anyone trust the 99% of their other businesses?
That's both sad and hilarious thank you. I'm either expecting too much or people aren't being motivated (repeatedly trained by reward?) to turn in an earnest effort. Like the llms are trained that is.
Would any teacher of, say, grade 4 students, reading this ask them to draw the same prompt and let us know the result? It would be so interesting to see how we differ from the machines, if at all.
Of all the Dr Seuss read to my kids the one that stands out is hard to find now: "I Had Trouble Getting to Solla Sollew". Probably rare because the young protagonist who over-judges the severity of his minor problem,…
Humans propose; AI will dispose. It's not clear from this progress that AI can formulate conjectures despite this new ability to solve them. So mathematicians still look like they have a job. Though instead of spotting…
AI won't kill people - people will just get new tools for the job.
It must be so frustrating to write science-fiction now with the future changing faster every day.
It may soon seem not worth living forever with our limited monkey-brains, watching the horizon of thought recede ever-faster from us.
A little digging leads to https://www.newscientist.com/article/1855873-feedback-577/ 4 October 1999 - 27 years ago. It seems my memory still works!
I've had to replace the pump on a cheap amana NFW7200TW. Being a cheaper model it does not have a coin trap and the thin plastic vanes shattered (the coin rested fully intact). The pump had two part numbers, one a…
I'm reading Dero Saunders penguin classic which I picked up from a used book store. It's fine, but I'm at the point where the last 6 books of the original should kick in and Saunders treats it as an epilogue. I didn't…
Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. Recently passed the bit where Ammianus complained the rich had bought up much of the property in Rome and turned so many into renters and gave stats to show it. Amongst his many…
It seems to be an investment in underground distribution structures and advanced monitoring including predictive failure analysis. However there's kind of a funny part to it that I read on the last page of New Scientist…
U-Haul seems to do very well under the same conditions though. Since the charging port is standard maybe the trailer would be too and U-Haul would be in that business as well. You would just need the car to accept power…
The Toyota hybrid system is a marvel of simplicity and efficiency. A small Atkinson-cycle ICE run at optimal efficiency paired with two electric motors via a planetary gear set simpler than a manual transmission. It's…
Ive been using Costco headlamps with the strap bracket ziptied to the handlebars. The li-ion usb rechargeable light snaps into the bracket at whatever angle desired. When the 3-pack goes on sale they're $7 each, which…
Range extender motors should have been easy to rent and much cheaper for long trips than a full car rental. It would be very interesting to me to have a small sedan BEV with a rear charging port and an optional flat…
I can agree: my parents bought a top loader and dryer in 1975 ('Made in Newton Iowa") which was used a few times a week for 30 years and now once a week for the last 21, as far as I know without repair. Now held by a…
[dead]
Permanent cache for that one.
At this point OpenAI really ought to let us know when they're testing again.
The reduction in cable weight probably was a big part of the savings, next to the vfd. Normally counterweights hang from the same sheave as the elevator. Its not clear to me from the sketch, but with the counterweight…
I don't know how this possibly worked for the northern mockingbird. One full moon I stood and listened to one call continuously for an hour and I couldn't remember hearing the same call twice. Every bird I'd ever heard…
Despite four years of close observation and support of the war on Ukraine the message from the Iran conflict is that the US has not learned a thing about how to efficiently fight a war against drones.