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barelyauser

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    Comment #41435378

    Can something posses extrinsic properties? Or are them a intrinsic property of external things?

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    Comment #41435273

    Once I was told by a mechanic the following: if car companies where the ones liable for fixing your car, the design would look very much different. Car companies choose what is sim…

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    Comment #41435207

    I find that researchers choices of names for the sake of differentiation is more of a barrier than something helpful. Sometimes it feels like I know nothing, but in reality it is t…

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    Comment #41332503

    Pretty much this. It was a huge disappointment for me to understand that even if I made a revolutionary discovery and doubled the yield of food crops, people would reproduce and th…

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    Comment #41265298

    The Byte magazine is incredible. First time reading it. The archive.org collection is a gold mine for learning. Thank you very much for posting it.

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    Comment #41164473

    Beam riding is also a thing. The missile is guided by a sensor in its butt, therefore making it harder to jam.

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    Comment #41129123

    Also, the safest data is the one never sampled into digital format and stored in computer systems.

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    Comment #41008843

    Perhaps they are not. What is really happening is the world is getting more complicated. And if people don't get smarter, or better informed, their capacity to create problems is g…

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    Comment #40999268

    But they can be picked up with right kind of electromagnetic arrangement[0]. [0]. https://youtu.be/7ZeBWJLRXqM&t=1231

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    Comment #40809628

    So you are telling me that a certain linear city will also not materialize?

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    Comment #40793678

    Would you rather have Cars as a Service?

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    Comment #40791527

    Don't they use radar altimeters to get altitude? You don't need to rely only on image processing. You can even pull off stereo using a single camera since you are moving and know t…

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    Comment #40760413

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    Comment #40690166

    People got very upset when chemistry proved that we are made of the same thing as "unalive" things like rocks. You can see the same now that we proved the same for intelligence.

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    Comment #40350847

    We will probably get as much collaboration as the car industry does with some basic components and standards. But perhaps big differences in the major hardware (hands, chassis). Th…

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    Comment #40350729

    Yet again very little attention is given to the touch sensing. No sensors on the back and sides of the fingers. I can grasp objects blind folded because of the richness of touch. I…

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    Comment #39965084

    This is an absurd take, to say the least. It offends the intelligence of virtually everyone involved in the bomb development. Plutonium usefulness would be noticed eventually. Impl…

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    Comment #39855124

    Non-deterministic means random. AI or natural I is not random. Analog suffers immensely from noise and it is the reason the brain has such a large number of neurons, part to deal w…

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    Comment #39843321

    If they think this plan of "connecting" word to actions is promising then they should ask it to tie a shoelace based on "natural language" description. I'm shocked. I really did no…

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    Comment #39801241

    Perhaps your assumption that stepper motors are the first solution to any motion problem speaks more about your lack of resourcefulness than the ingenuity of another solution.

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    Comment #39721480

    Can one achieve elite status without wealth?

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    Comment #39721235

    The mistake you make (and a lot of people also do) is to assume the purpose of the system is to somehow cater to your (the consumer) needs. The purpose of the system is to fulfill …

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    Comment #39635415

    They are literally falling apart at this point...

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    Comment #39633689

    Why is he not employed at research? Semiconductor is a gigantic field growing by the year.