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infernal machines posted:there were a bunch of tweets showing water damage to the trunk area and missing screws/bolts in and around the wheel wells they didn't need those screws and bolts, stop spreading FUD you short
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ryde posted:I'd love to know what points Musk thinks Zuckerberg doesn't understand about AI. If I were a betting man, I'd wager Zuck understood the reality of the situation better. zuck deffo understands ai more intuitively because he is an android
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:zuck deffo understands ai more intuitively because he is an android watch me eat toast, fellow humans
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iospace posted:watch me eat toast, fellow humans zuck and r-money should have a press conference about how human they both are
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qirex posted:nobody actually knows poo poo about ai because all they're doing is the same dumb heuristic models from like the 70s/neural nets from the 80s just with more data and faster processors i eagerly await the resurgence of expert systems
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# ? Sep 20, 2018 18:35 |
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what if flowcharts were magic?
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# ? Sep 20, 2018 18:40 |
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my rice cooker says "neuro fuzzy logic" on it it is an artificially intelligent appliance it also plays a sweet chiptune rendition of "twinkle twinkle little star" when you turn it on
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# ? Sep 20, 2018 18:42 |
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i prefer my rice to be cooked with crystal clear rational logic
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qirex posted:my rice cooker says "neuro fuzzy logic" on it it is an artificially intelligent appliance My rice cooker just died, does your super intelligent cooker work well? Any recommendations?
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qirex posted:nobody actually knows poo poo about ai because all they're doing is the same dumb heuristic models from like the 70s/neural nets from the 80s just with more data and faster processors Pretty much what I meant. AI becomes a lot less magical when you realize that its all taking output of some ML algorithms that are basically doing dumb pattern matching/statistics and then making decisions on it, usually without even some sort of model of the current state of the world. I'm assuming Zuck understands this and Musk is engaging in magical thinking. I find that detractors of ML somewhat underestimate what it can do, and the AI cheerleaders vastly overestimate what it can do. The detractors are at least closer to reality.
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ryde posted:doing dumb pattern matching/statistics and then making decisions on it so figure out how to make it say "black mirror is so awesome, it really makes you think" and you're done. AI achieved
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qirex posted:nobody actually knows poo poo about ai because all they're doing is the same dumb heuristic models from like the 70s/neural nets from the 80s just with more data and faster processors this is mostly true, but there is some interesting stuff going on in characterizing what you can actually get deep learning to do (and the many things it can *not* do), e.g. https://arxiv.org/abs/1608.08225 the outcome will no doubt chill the current optimism a bit, but the deep learning stuff does solve some problems very well, so in the long run it will probably be extremely helpful to figure out where it is applicable and not. obviously even the actually promising self-driving transport (e.g. little electric waymo shuttles for airports/campuses/pedestrian areas, for e.g. handicap access, controlled environments where being very conservative is appropriate anyway) involve a lot of actual expert system-style work, and reasonably clearly a lot of that work is still happening in a very unsystematic way, but there could be a legitimate resurgence of research now that the learning side can provide fairly robust means to understanding and interacting with a slightly messy reality
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iospace posted:edit fake edit: I know one of you fuckers are going to laugh at VAG. Notorious b.s.d. posted:pronunciation of the initialism is never the most laughable thing about a VAG effort to push into new territories
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MrAptronym posted:My rice cooker just died, does your super intelligent cooker work well? Any recommendations? qirex posted:my rice cooker says "neuro fuzzy logic" on it it is an artificially intelligent appliance pretty much any of the mid-to-high tier zojirushi rice cookers are /amazing/, i love mine. make sure you get the induction version, the resistive heat one works... alright. induction heat blows it out of the water. does a lot more than just rice too, between that and the timer function you can set up a meal to be ready when you need it. thats the one gotcha, the timer function is 'i want this to be ready at' not 'i want you to start at', which tripped me up till i got used to it. they also make some combo rice cooker/pressure cooker thing that i want but not bad enough to scour craigslist for. and yes, make sure it has the 'fuzzy logic' sticker on it, the other ones are just dumb timer/weight sensor cooking, /maybe/ a bit better temp control than the heating coil/ptc combo the cheapy cookers use. Lonoxmont fucked around with this message at 19:19 on Sep 20, 2018 |
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Lonoxmont posted:the timer function is 'i want this to be ready at' not 'i want you to start at' this part owns waking up to rice & beans is the best
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I got a cheaper zojirushi but I'm going to get the induction one next time
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Cocoa Crispies posted:this part owns red beans and rice is awesome, i used mine a lot for steel-cut oatmeal. just set it up the night before and let it soak overnight, it kicks on to be ready to go in the morning. was p sweet.
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Lutha Mahtin posted:i still don't understand why they made the drat bumper a critical structural part of the car. does anyone know what their stated reason is for this? i could never own a car where I'm terrified of doing things such as "parallel parking" and "putting the car in reverse, ever" I showed the picture to a friend who works in the structural design dept. And he send me this (translated from German) quote:
Combat Theory fucked around with this message at 20:06 on Sep 20, 2018 |
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Lonoxmont posted:pretty much any of the mid-to-high tier zojirushi rice cookers are /amazing/, i love mine. make sure you get the induction version, the resistive heat one works... alright. induction heat blows it out of the water. does a lot more than just rice too, between that and the timer function you can set up a meal to be ready when you need it. thats the one gotcha, the timer function is 'i want this to be ready at' not 'i want you to start at', which tripped me up till i got used to it. they also make some combo rice cooker/pressure cooker thing that i want but not bad enough to scour craigslist for. think I am gonna go for the 3 cup induction model, I usually make a pretty small batches. that timer feature sounds amazing. YOSPOS coming through for me here.
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PleasureKevin posted:here is his "submarine"
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cool. handles for the pallbearers.
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it is made from rocket parts which are inherently better than submarine parts
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MrAptronym posted:think I am gonna go for the 3 cup induction model, I usually make a pretty small batches. that timer feature sounds amazing. YOSPOS coming through for me here. a rice cooker cup isn't an imperial measure cup fyi quote:the measurement is 1-gou, slightly more than 180ml, which, by no coincidence, is also the typical measure of a wooden sake, cup, and is closely associated with a historical sake bottle size (approximately 1.8l)
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qirex posted:a rice cooker cup isn't an imperial measure cup fyi huh I remember a friend getting real mad at both alexa and Siri when they couldn't adequately explain how many grams were in a "scoop" wrt. coffee, so I didn't expect rice cooker scoops to correspond to anything either
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Cocoa Crispies posted:huh yeah i just do all my cooking in grams n poo poo, all the old imperial measurements are
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Lonoxmont posted:yeah i just do all my cooking in grams n poo poo, all the old imperial measurements are yeah, it's so nice just putting the mixing vessel on a scale and watching numbers change
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quote:I think he's a bit of both. The dude taught himself rocket science, literally. He is going through a rough patch but if he can pull it together then he would have a lot more to contribute to SpaceX. quote:We will become an interplanetary species one day, despite people like you.
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President Beep posted:cool. handles for the pallbearers. lmao
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i watched apollo 13, i am equally knowledgable in rocket science
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"Pathetic earthbound human. We are all children of the stars and we will be shot into space"
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ay_grimes.tixt
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While it's certainly impressive that Elon Musk has bachelor's degrees in physics and economics from the University of Pennsylvania,
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Combat Theory posted:I showed the picture to a friend who works in the structural design dept. And he send me this (translated from German) thanks for posting this. makes sense given the reply in the reddit thread where he explains that the repair place said the part managed to deform in exactly the wrong way, and as such ended up causing structural damage
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i crashed a couple of kerbals on the mün killing them in the process in the ksp demo. give me spacex
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Combat Theory posted:I showed the picture to a friend who works in the structural design dept. And he send me this (translated from German) thanks for the reply. i guess there's no way to know exactly what the flaw or the design decisions were that lead to it short of a lawsuit or investigation. hopefully it's just a fault on that one vehicle :-/
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infernal machines posted:thanks for posting this. makes sense given the reply in the reddit thread where he explains that the repair place said the part managed to deform in exactly the wrong way, and as such ended up causing structural damage you're crashing it wrong
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:i crashed a couple of kerbals on the mün killing them in the process in the ksp demo. give me spacex Based on your skills, you're over qualified for this position.
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Lutha Mahtin posted:thanks for the reply. i guess there's no way to know exactly what the flaw or the design decisions were that lead to it short of a lawsuit or investigation. hopefully it's just a fault on that one vehicle :-/ The only larger scale body repair on an EV that I witnessed was on a 2018 Nissan Leaf (rear right impact) and the whole process was fairly straight forward and comparable to a classic automotive body repair (total repair cost was about 8000€) the only exception was an added week of delay to drive in a Nissan EV tech to disconnect the HV system before the welding could commence.
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i'm pretty sure tesla has entirely their own brand of weirdness here because the batteries are integral to the body
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on the other hand, NHTSA gave it a five-star safety rating, so apparently you will be largely unharmed when it accelerates into a parked emergency vehicle
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