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yazanobeidi
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Comment #45184603
Have you run into the bug where claude acts as if it updated the artifact, but it didn’t? You can see the changes in real time, but then suddenly it’s all deleted character by char…
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Comment #45184292
You’re not wrong, but, I can literally see it get worse throughout the day sometimes, especially recently. Coinciding with Pacific Time Zone business hours. Quantization could be d…
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Comment #36683715
Hi, first off thank you for your contributions, and this goes to the entire team. Keras is a wonderful tool and this was definitely the right move to do. No other package nails the…
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Comment #32197587
Try projecting it on a surface with curvature. The projected grid spacing will be irregular and follow the curvature.
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Comment #31617010
Would you mind expanding on “each sample costs 10k USD”?
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Comment #31409738
If one’s standards exceed what they can provide for, they are beholden to that which can. Seems to be “a feature not a bug” because as you suggest, this is actually problematic for…
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Comment #30634234
Why is this better than self sustaining and carbon neutral homesteads?
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Comment #30580884
I like what you wrote here and how you think. However I have to make one remark. Schopenhauer would say that Alexa does in fact have will to turn the lights off. A burning will, th…
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Comment #29355509
You’d be surprised what goes on in Level 0… who works there, how they work, the hour-by-hour. Even at a big company that handles most of the world’s credit card transactions at the…
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Comment #28728170
That is not completely correct. We have inherent biological drives from lower level temperature regulation and such to nutrition intake and on an even higher level a proclivity for…
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Comment #28369173
Where did you find this? That’s amazing
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Comment #27888446
Hmm I interpreted “two floor apartment” incorrectly it seems.
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Comment #27888057
That’s a stacked townhome.
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Comment #24998546
The joy of construction comes from the difficulty of combining design thinking with entrepreneurial financial prudence and first principles engineering to overcome obstacles that (…
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Comment #23773432
Sounds like a Nash equilibrium.
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Comment #22044746
Your comment made me think of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bond_graph “Multi modal” system representation in graph format. You can represent an electric, hydraulic and mecha…
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Comment #20531026
You should take another look at Eliasmith’s work. The neural engineering framework aims to be biologically plausible, with some assumptions made to simplify the math. Cellular proc…
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Comment #20486528
Sorry, now I see what you mean!! Yes underground inductor loops are already pretty common. They make it possible to do things like preventing a change of lights if nobody is waitin…
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Comment #20477640
In the USA the latest statistics indicate less than 3000 of these adaptive lights are in operation (“less than 1%”). I am curious what New Zealand did to fund the six figure cost p…
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Comment #20470998
Only a small proportion of traffic light signals are adaptive and/or connected today. Most rely on manual signal timing studies to set a timing schedule. The up-front cost is typic…
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Comment #20448962
Someone else linked a book, but this TV show, Connections by James Burke [1], follows this idea of cyclical dependencies in technology. Society starts with the plow. Definitely a g…