Agreed. Morphogenesis is more general. Limb regeneration is how morphogenesis is represented in this problem set.
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Simulating the "human search method" in silico doesn't need to include specific personalities, but they do provide a bootstrap, just as we've bootstrapped current AI with human language.
For symbiosis, there may be an advantage to the physical adaptability of biology.
In general, it's currently unclear if biology is emulating what we're creating in computers, if computers are emulating what we achieve biologically, or if both approaches are imperfect emulations of a different ideal search method.
Still, it is more concerning for cats than humans.
His hottest take is we're already close to the optimal process for learning, so technology isn't going to improve it. Learning takes work, and no technology can do the work for you.
There's a hosted version for quick edits: https://app.embedpdf.com/
Discussion from several months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44901683
Neither fully handles XFA, but that's a perennial struggle.
Source?
Given that Musk has a history of driving lower costs, it's unlikely he overestimated the long-term cost floor. He just thought we were close to self-driving in 2014.
Another factor is Andrej Karpathy, who was the primary architect for the vision-only approach. Musk wanted fewer parts, and Karpathy believed he could deliver that. Karpathy is still an advocate of vision-only.
That's the same link. Is there a way to attest that this is an official VTT report?
This doesn't align with the data.
- 650k npm downloads for oxfmt this week [0]
- 4.3m npm downloads for biome this week [1]
- 19.1k gh stars for oxfmt [2]
- 23.7k gh stars for biome [3]
- gap widening in favor of biome [4]
[0] https://www.npmjs.com/package/oxfmt
[1] https://www.npmjs.com/package/@biomejs/biome
[2] https://github.com/oxc-project/oxc
[3] https://github.com/biomejs/biome
[4] https://www.star-history.com/#oxc-project/oxc&biomejs/biome&type=date&legend=top-leftHe once compared tinkering with DNA as pulling out a soldering iron to fix a software bug.
In the case of morphology, DNA may not be the best level of abstraction. It's certainly possible, just as one can use chemistry for social problems, but for some problems, affecting cell-to-cell communication may be a more direct path.
Then invest accordingly, and later reinvest your winnings in a different direction.
Then we ran into a network where WebSockets were blocked, so we switched to streaming http.
No trouble with streaming http using a standard content-type yet.
"Inside China's 'dark factories' where robots run the production lines" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftY-MH5mdbw
"China’s Dark Factories: So Automated, They Don't Need Lights" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCBdcNA_FsI
One key deployed to your hosts means adding new secrets doesn't take operations effort. Also, the process uses a public/private key pair, so adding a new variable doesn't expose existing variables.
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};This is a hidden cost of self-hosting for many in b2b. It's not just convincing management, it's convincing your clients.
It's interesting that the shading for the white pieces is preserved. I wonder if a dark mode extension is affecting the colors.