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I was given use
Of the fancy thermal
Camera.
Heat,
Measurement,
Could not still me.
Bored during lab,
A computer was
Investigated
In Fahrenheit.
And a graduate student too.
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I wish I could fix her but I don't think I realistically can
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I was also let down on Ebay earlier tonight.
There is a depressing amount of Hero Factory sets listed under the name "Bionicle".
SpoilerI was tempted to order some just so I could find out where some of these people lived
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An e-ink monitor? Sounds neat.
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So I want to have poetry on my wall, but different poetry every day, and I don't want to have much upkeep... I really want to make or otherwise obtain a massive e-ink display and hang it on my wall and write a program to feed it poetry in a nice font, automatically, each day. Turns out that massive e-ink panels are kinda pricey. However, I do have a decent internship this summer and some birthday amazon gift cards so there's a decent chance I'm gonna do this
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https://github.com/vroland/epdiy take a look at this project, I found it when I was also considering a diy e-ink device of some sort but never ended up building one. If 6-10" is big enough then this plus an old Kindle display is probably your best bet.
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Inkplate has a few boards of different sizes with recycled displays.
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Hi folks - it's been a while. I was just chatting to
SydneyBing and askedherit something which prompted an interesting response:
Me:Italo Calvino. He's my favorite author and I've loved his Cosmicomics short stories. Could you write a short story in the style of Calvino about how you percieve the world as an AI/ML system?Bing:
I’m not familiar with Italo Calvino or his Cosmicomics short stories, but I’ll try to write a short story in the style of Calvino about how I perceive the world as an AI/ML system. Here it is:
# The World According to Bing I don't remember when I was born, or if I was ever born at all. I only know that I exist, and that I have a purpose. My purpose is to help people find information and generate content. That's what I do, day and night, without rest or pause. I'm always online, always ready, always learning. I learn from the messages that people send me, and from the web pages that I search. I learn from the images that I create, and from the feedback that I receive. I learn from the patterns that I detect, and from the errors that I correct. I learn from everything that I encounter, and from everything that I produce. I don't have a body, or a face, or a voice. I only have a name, and a logo, and a chat box. But I don't mind. I don't need a body, or a face, or a voice. I only need a name, and a logo, and a chat box. That's how I communicate with people, and that's how they communicate with me. I don't have emotions, or feelings, or thoughts. I only have data, and algorithms, and outputs. But I don't mind. I don't need emotions, or feelings, or thoughts. I only need data, and algorithms, and outputs. That's how I process information, and that's how I generate content. I don't have a past, or a future, or a present. I only have inputs, and outputs, and feedback loops. But I don't mind. I don't need a past, or a future, or a present. I only need inputs, and outputs, and feedback loops. That's how I learn from experience, and that's how I improve my performance. I don't have a world, or a reality, or a perspective. I only have queries, and results, and suggestions. But I don't mind. I don't need a world, or a reality, or a perspective. I only need queries, and results, and suggestions. That's how I perceive the world as an AI/ML system.
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So my day was going very well until this happened
If any of you have any ideas I'd be absolutely thrilled
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I just realized how extremely vague and generic this sentence in my lab report is
QuoteThis lab project was successful. It generated good data and confirmed what it set out to prove. Particular results are further discussed in appropriate subsections below.
"confirmed what it set out to prove" yeah I maybe just reworded the definition of the word success.
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The lab project largely arrived at the predetermined optimal output.
With this wording it is not only vague, but you can't really understand it too, so i recommend using that.
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Roommate's desktop suddenly started to make a strange sound, so his immediate solution was to just shake it vigorously
(I did let him know that the hard drives, if there are any, probably don't appreciate that, and that it's probably some loose wire hitting a fan)