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Future proofing inevitable things should be something to talk about more.

For instance, people will be scraping at a "growing" rate as they figure out how everything AI works. We might as well figure out some standard seeded data packages for training that ~all sources/sectors agree to make available as public torrents to reduce this type of problem.

[I realize this ask is currently idealistic, but it's an anchor point to negotiate from.]

I wore their away kit for Halloween this year :D

But I suspect they're just like all the others -- looking for credentialling where it doesn't yet exist.

[Guess we'll find out... not holding my breath for what would be a dream for us both]

Diabetes causes rupturing of small blood vessels, which has been seen in eyes and feet. It would follow that the same is happening in the brain and an anti-diabetic medicine would directly improve brain longevity in affected individuals.

*I am not a doctor, but also I can correlate data without bias.

Half of what keeps me going is the belief that I can randomly wander into this forum and witness black magic being tossed around like spare change. ;D

Yeah, still gotta enjoy nature without a crick in the neck.

Thanks for this.

I just pulled one [dug in] that I assume got on me meters away from a fully eaten deer carcass :/

Tweezed it out best I could, H2O2'd and lightly cauterized it then Neosporin'd, but still gonna have to play the bullseye waiting game AFAIK...

Got dang ticks!

"I hope you're right ;)"

"They have a better chance at proving or disproving this than we do."

To solve that:

Assumption: Apple's supply chain is gold standard [~max iterative tech envelope push & max known demand]

Hypothesis: This is swiftly re-creatable for any [max believable & max useful] product. "Detroit, waiting".

>> touché :)

>> but please believe, I would not risk ostracism on this (my favorite) forum if I were not [approaching] 100% sure.

This is the kind of discussion that will get us micro-cybernetics in that ~1 year window.

> This is how Cybernetics starts y'all. <

well, CGI as opposed to footage of a physical robot doing those things shown. They forgot the: *for inspirational purposes only

> "you have a 15 body problem simply to have anything..."

I like that! Although...Physics [so gpu] is enough to do it, when supplied with an optimized way to "know" momentary_[intent/\status] as a reduced ongoing string of equations.

...as soon as the MBAs realize "no bubble", in real actuality, Means "very many even bigger bubbles", and usher forth to unleash their true potential... we are set!

One would think...all of the above.

I think, really, the emperor has had no clothes for quite some time. But -- now that we are here, the optimal path is towards open standards.

All historical business acumen points straight to black-box profit bubble. The enormity of what "Useful Robotics" will bring about has got to transcend that.

That language sounds borne of hair-pulling disbelief.

If they can put ImageNet on a SOC, they can do it. [probably too big/watt]

Better yet: ImageNet bones on SOC, cacheable "Immediate Situation" fed by [the obvious logic programming that everyone glances past :) ]

Ah, sorry if I sounded like a douche.

Have my Y-C idea now.

here we gooooo ..!.. ;)

Yes please. Just gotta make a convincing case, and ideally make sure all the folks "losing jobs" have a good pivot.

Which is the other, equally shiny part of the coin.

Elder care, anyone? They're as cool as you and me (+30yrs) :)

That's fake man. But yeah, I checked out those jobs ;) They certainly know what to do. Just not how.

You're right, that's why I'm surprised Honda has not done more.

Shoulda teamed up with the Nintendo folks, probably.

It's so great to read genuine yet experienced insight like this.

Like last night on Twitter I saw an opening for Robotic Behavior Coordinator at Figure. I know for sure, having analyzed this problem with "nothing else" to do for 20 years, I would crush it with humility, and humanity would profit in orders of magnitude.

But they are not set up to hand me control of the rounding error of $40M I'd like [and would pay forward], *nor would their teams listen to me, due to human nature and academ-uenza*.

Such is our loss.

(as you ~say, "reinventing the ecosystem from scratch...")

I'm sure they make good friends, being perpetually bored and all [like us] ;)

"Life in 1 comment"

Which reminds me... Hope those libraries are open and vetted...

Like Intel SSE for media optimization probably?

Those models do seem to be the best currently available (IMO), so yeah power efficiencies for guaranteed common use cases should be a 0-day integration.

Definitely looks wacky! Has nice concept though, I like the "Network On Chip" reversed toruses.

Hopefully some of y'all tinkerers with time and dough can bear some of these ideas to fruition, keep Nvidia on their toes ;)

64gb is a good RAM amount IMO, cheap yet still vastly underutilized since we play to the LCD of users... guessing Linux will be able to make that pivot much faster/so little baggage.

Plus..."Grayskull"

Chaining one sole thought-logic all the waaaayyyyy...untiiiilllll zap

I think Apple may behave more creditably from here on out.

That all sounds fantastic!

Or tho I think it would thound...

¡Viva Catalonia!

"SegaIrraM" in Parseltongue