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malchow
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About malchow
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Comment #48575479
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/bicycle-joseph-malchow-liv9c/
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Comment #48574199
Well-run autolabs recursively training discipline-specific models are becoming very valuable assets. I write more about this here: https://x.com/jmalchow/status/2067298271647904061…
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Comment #47925907
As time goes on, the value of the model will go down and the value of the tools will go up.
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Comment #47281499
For those who may have forgotten, Mattermost is quite good these days: https://mattermost.com/
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Comment #46603182
What's interesting is you might not want to see de novo AI-generated storytelling (slop factor), but you might really like the way AI can make a story crafted by humans more intera…
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Comment #46603148
You can add your car to your whole-house AC bus using the Enphase bi-di EVSE, releasing this year: https://enphase.com/ev-chargers/bidirectional
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Comment #46575862
Satellite signals are just weak RF signals and can be disrupted easily. There is nothing 'hardened' about them. It's funny that people think Starlink or any of its many incipient c…
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Comment #46571740
This is an incredible foretaste of what AI can enable in gaming. Not replacing humans (the creators here are former leaders from Minecraft), but rather simply unlocking more fun ga…
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Comment #45917266
I have a Tesla Model X and the front door and rear door aren't even latitudinally aligned.
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Comment #45415329
In addition to bi-facials starting to work quite well, HNers may be interested in a rising class of ultra-low-mass material that has come out of work at Stanford and Intel in trans…
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Comment #45391901
Cells are subject to aggressive binning – akin to the early days of MOS process. And specs and process capability adhesion in the industry are not as "serious" as they are in the m…
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Comment #44748430
Practically, shorter path silicon does nice things for power budget for a few minutes, that then gets totally obliterated by feature builders wanting to do cooler things!
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Comment #44736131
100% active Si material in the anode. Not 5% doping of graphite. Sneak peek of the production process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYZZa39nvDM Amazing.
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Comment #43861331
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Comment #43614095
Not for cars yet, but Enovix has short-ion-path batteries intrinsic to its lithrographed 3D design. Performance is quite something: https://www.enovix.com/products/