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mariebks

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    Comment #49063250

    I could be wrong but I think the mesh hopping only works in lost mode, did you use that?

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    Comment #48622892

    GLM 5.2 is already between 4.6 Opus 4.7 Opus level based on Artificial Analysis aggregation. 4.6 Opus is about 4 months old at this point, so seems like open source is maybe 4-6 mo…

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    Comment #40963368

    I’m not an expert on this topic, but I think it comes down to cost and scalability. You have to construct a new project with custom specs for the exact site you’re on, and the perm…

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    Comment #40326490

    Hello fellow CI user!

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    Comment #38985275

    Sodium Ion is looking promising for a cheaper alternative, with currently lower energy density than LFP (lithium iron phosphate) and NMC (high nickel li ion). BYD is trying to scal…

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    Comment #34907302

    Google audio search not only does speech to text, but can give you the song if you hum. I was with some friends who tried it outside in SF and it was a noisy environment on the sid…

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    Comment #33883628

    I think this is the big open question of evolution as a whole, and language and art can be seen as the evolution of ideas/memes as Dawkin wrote about in the Selfish Gene. Were thes…

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    Comment #33290940

    This is why I think concerts might be a killer app in the Metaverse. Imagine you could attend a super immersive and compelling concert experience with your headset and a special au…

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    Comment #31697342

    Can you link to some of your favorite talks/conferences/podcasts? Thanks!

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    Comment #31126762

    https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-model-x-lidar-equipment-phot...

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    Comment #31126742

    That’s exactly what they did. They used LiDAR to train their vision neural nets to accurately compute the distance of every pixel. https://cleantechnica.com/2020/08/03/tesla-achiev…

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    Comment #30584543

    Check out the app Sorted on iOS (not sure if on Android). You can set all your tasks for the day and all their lengths (great for timeblocking), a default buffer between each task,…

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    Comment #30339959

    You could say that it’s optimized brute forcing. It seems to me that machine learning applied to combinatorial search problems of this nature cut down the search space massively by…

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    Comment #30224603

    Sunlight through a window is much less bright according to lumen meters than when you’re outside. We have neurons that wake you up more and directly respond to bright light early i…

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    Comment #29084774

    Tesla Megapacks.