@berttemme Yeah, that’s what I meant by ‘far from origin’. Here’s how I tried to communicate it visually before Cesium was available in the game engines vimeo.com/351800461/desc…
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@berttemme Ah, I can see it’s the instances jumping around, not the model vertices. Most of my work has been with the Unreal plugin and haven’t yet had reason to work with ECEF coordinates.
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@berttemme Weird, the vertices are definitely jumping around in your video. Probably too small to see on my mobile phone.
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Growing up the idea of watch calling was sci-fi as fuck. But now its 2024 and actually real, it's actually really fucking stupid
This tweet prompted by a buffoon standing next to me in the gents mumbling into his smartwatch / holding up to his ear to hear it whilst taking a piss
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@sama It does not however follow that ‘remixes of things that happened in the past, plus epsilon and times the quality of the feedback loop and the number of iterations’ would be creative 🤷♂️
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everything 'creative' is a remix of things that happened in the past, plus epsilon and times the quality of the feedback loop and the number of iterations.
people think they should maximize epsilon but the trick is to maximize the other two.
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@gquaggiotto Not to be confused in the wild with the ‘influencer’.
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Many innovators don't think themselves as "innovative" and don't put effort in disseminating their innovations. Enter the "heroes of diffusion" sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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@thejaymo I guess that’s what you’re left with when your desperately trying to reposition your investment against Meta’s. Slim pickings all around. The technology is compelling despite the price. Someone will do something interesting with it. And someone else will do something awful 😬
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In my 'professional-weird-worlds-metaverse-tech-strategy-opnion' the market segment for VR headsets, especially the Vision Pro is, keeping ageing boomers quiet in old peoples homes whilst an underpaid care worker shakes up their Huel meal replacement drink.
Jay Springett@thejaymo
The headset product category (What I jokingly refer to as facial computing) has been around for a decade but hasn't been normalised - at all.
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@dinomirMT @DatastoriesMU The full model is 3.5m wide by 2m tall representing 28sq km (7km x 4km). The model was printed in much smaller sections which were then glued together to form 6 larger panels. I believe that the original prints were made with the Builder Extreme 1500 Pro.
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@Virt_Arch @DatastoriesMU What is the size and the printer used?
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@Alber_RomGar I was going to say GPTChat definitely can’t ride a bike outside…but then I thought, what if I rigged a Raspberry PI to ride a bike and had a CV classifier describe the road ahead 🤔🤖🚲
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Tacit vs explicit knowledge! Systems like ChatGPT don't have access to tacit knowledge because it can't be expressed in words only acquired through experience
Yann LeCun@ylecun
The fact that learning almost all skills requires practical training and hands-on experience tells you that a huge chunk of high-level human knowledge cannot be acquired by reading text. And then, there is the mass of non-verbal knowledge that babies and animals acquire...
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@Alber_RomGar Isn’t that data or information rather than knowledge…as in DIKW?
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@Virt_Arch Of course, having access to explicit knowledge doesn't entail understanding (neither for us nor it). "Explicit knowledge" refers to the type that can be stored or transferred with words or other means (images?).
Any knowledge this tweet contains is a form of explicit knowledge.
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@Alber_RomGar I’d suggest either knowledge is the wrong word (after all the learning in ML is probably a misnomer), or else we need to ask what sort of ‘experience’ ChatGPT could be said to have of language?
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@Alber_RomGar I’d almost be inclined to flip that and suggest the only knowledge ChatGPT has is tacit. It doesn’t explicitly know what words mean. If it knows anything it is based on what patterns of relations words have in the training material, regardless of what they actually mean.
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here’s a video i made 14(!) years ago, featuring the rejuvenique youtu.be/Y6toADHBnZo
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Fake History Hunter@fakehistoryhunt
This is not an 1960s hands free Telephone mask. It is the 1995 Rejuvenique Facial Toning System. youtu.be/SXcYVh-W14E
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@digitalurban My results were somewhat less encouraging.
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