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your skills and prompts are not secret the models are being constantly trained on them and assimilated, eventually the models will be doing what your skills and prompts do.
publish and dont care, it's called evolutive convergence
good news in cOSMOs? 🤔
Flipped the switch.
OSMO inflation is off. Today's epoch came and went, and 0 new OSMO was minted, down from 91,324 a day.
Prop 1053 passed with 91.1% yes. From here, staking rewards come from protocol revenue, and every OSMO burned cuts supply.
New era.
mintscan.io/osmosis/proposal…
barely an usable tier AI sub, oof
i got this idea of a smart AT LANDMINE i call "the worm", it's in a cylinder, it's buried underground (not too deep), detects vibrations of x DBs, when it detects certain ones that are related to X target its get launched, CV does its thing and in <MS traces direction, deploys wings and rockets into it
you need to be more specific of who
Chinese man extradited for role in $36 million cryptocurrency scam bleepingcomputer.com/news/se…
good read about gears and robotics
I’ve spent years deploying robotics - ‘gear backlash’ is a fundamental problem with actuators. Backlash is among the main reasons why precision cannot be achieved.
This toy from @Daniel_Van_Zant illustrates backlash brilliantly!
You can see that there is a 'dead zone' where the motion doesn’t get transferred from the back wheel to the front wheel. Even though gears appear to mesh, because the gear profile / shaft isn’t perfect, the back wheel wobbles a bit without actually moving the gears.
In actuators, this blacklash translates into a situation where the rotor turns, but the output shaft doesn’t. In a robot, this means:
1. Your robot joint may be at a different position compared to where the encoder thinks it is
2. Your robot joint will wobble between two states (like the back wheel of the toy car) even though the rotor is static. You can feel this by playing with robot joints like you’re giving it robot physiotherapy.
The problem with gear backlash in actuators is that it is microscopic. This is the main reason why even the best arms say ‘0.1mm accuracy’ because these dead zones add up sequentially across joints, resulting in a stacked backlash.
Backlash also gets worse as gearboxes wear out. QDDs with their planetary gearboxes wear out fastest because stress is focused on a few teeth compared to harmonic actuators, which is a trade-off for other benefits.
Improvement in the near future is essentially better gearbox topologies, better simulation-driven gear profiles, searching for suitable materials, more precise machining, better modeling of wear and tear over time (so you can work around it), etc
I truly believe that the optimum actuator is a long way ahead. It is like chips in the early 2000s, which went from 20nm to 10nm to now 2nm. We will iterate to the best actuator over time and the team who can iterate the fastest will win.
this is not the v1 of the spyware software, this has been reported and known for a while now, and @log4j forensics confirm how advanced it has got
for all my nerd friends and not so nerd friends.
ill share you some knowledge you will find relevant or not in the future.
ESP32-P4 is the ferrari of the cheapest micro controllers (SoC).
it has something most of my contacts love, you can code on it with rust (it's RISC-V), it also means you dont have to pay patent fees for ARM tech.
it has massive hd and ram (16 mb flash and 32 mb PSRAM) so it can handle a lot of things, a lot.
wifi and bluetooth comes on the chip, of course.
there is plenty of other smaller variants you can do projects with (your classical temperature monitor for example).
so what is this one for?, many things!
this is where the nerd part comes into play...
you can build your tiny OS on it, your own kernel.
don't find and buy this exact one, the thing that is relevant is the chip ESP32-P4, this is also insanely small (check the usb port) and also this dev kit has other features (which are not relevant to this post)
be gentle with me on this post im just starting to electronic posting and im absolutely clueless but im hyped and i want to share things :D
cheers!
state of the art, i mean cyber sec.
follow @neogoose_btw he a total chad, but you probably already know that
you have to give it to @alexandr_wang he made an AI that boomers can use without problems, imagine optimizing towards that?