Shocking they didn't have a printed book for a control, in addition to a digital reader.
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ivankirigin commented on Learn Your Way: Reimagining Textbooks with Generative AI research.google/blog/lear... · Posted by u/FromTheArchives
Shocking they didn't have a printed book control.
ivankirigin commented on I'm Peter Roberts, immigration attorney who does work for YC and startups. AMA · Posted by u/proberts
Why aren’t there tech startup immigration sanctuary cities? We have local authorities not working with the feds for referring criminals to ICE. Could you have the same for software engineers?
ivankirigin commented on I'm Peter Roberts, immigration attorney who does work for YC and startups. AMA · Posted by u/proberts
Are there promising AI startups that can help with immigration?
We’ll try anything to lower prices except building more
ivankirigin commented on RoboCat – A Self-Improving Robotic Agent deepmind.com/blog/robocat... · Posted by u/l1n
Was I the only one expecting a robotic cat? I am a little disappointed...
"We demonstrate shredded furniture RoboCat had never previously seen"
ivankirigin commented on We should not let the Earth overheat caseyhandmer.wordpress.co... · Posted by u/pmcjones
It doesn't matter how technically feasible this is, if nobody can make a profit from it it isn't happening.
The people who can afford to pay for this can also afford to avoid the worst effects of climate change, probably much cheaper while throwing the rest of us under a bus.
$20/ton CO2 for 1T tons is $20T. Paid over 40 years, this is less than the interest we in the US pay on federal debt.
ivankirigin commented on How to start a rocket engine everydayastronaut.com/how... · Posted by u/Jarlakxen
This makes me want to go back to school and major in aero/astro engineering.
I want a perfect simulation of our world - that then gets a zombie infection.
I want my street, my house, and general geography to matter in the game. Where is the hardware store? Army bases? Water?
The game starts with a limited infection, making police response to your murdering an infected neighbor problematic. The simulation models how agents would respond.
You win by killing all the zombies, whether that's year 1 or 10. If needed, that's 7 billion.
The exhaust could be a good city simulator, zombies off, which you sell to local governments.