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Khablam posted:All it does on the rice cookers is change the "wait" portion to be shorter or longer based on ambient temperature. Then plays a little tune to celebrate this incredible feat of engineering. I could write the bash script in 2minutes. Neuro Fuzzy showers me with fluffy perfect grains, its gentle song echoing to the heavens. Sublime, simple. Like wind whistling through sun-dappled trees as dandelion seeds fill the air. Like fragments of carbon fibre erupting from the barge board of a Williams, tinkling like so many coins against the hot Australian asphalt. Does Stroll cry out at the injustice of this collision? No, he thinks only of rice. He cries out in joy at the memory of Neuro Fuzzy, waiting, warming at home. He is free now of his father’s racing prison.
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Khablam posted:All it does on the rice cookers is change the "wait" portion to be shorter or longer based on ambient temperature. Then plays a little tune to celebrate this incredible feat of engineering. I could write the bash script in 2minutes. Its not just wait time, its also the heat temperature applied against the temperature measured (I think weight is captured in this in certain units but I'm not going to say one way or another as I can't actually verify this). I think that you just think its only wait time affected shows a fundamental misunderstanding of analog computing. The advantage of analog computing is you can set a target variable range and the computer will constantly adapt other variables to keep the target within its range without requiring any complex programming. I'm sure you can write some script for this for one variable or another but its not going to be as reactive or as easy to integrate into lower level electronics. There's a reason why it was so effective at fuel injection in the 80s and why digital computing was only able to match it once it integrated more complex sub systems like multi port injection timing that drastically raised the cost. There's a reason why when you strip away all the bullshit "all jobs are going to disappear in five years" automation bullshit the real talk around big automation gains is in analog computing. Its ability to dynamically react to a series of variables can be achieved far more efficiently and easily than with conventional computing. And that's the technology behind a Zojirushi Rice Cooker.
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khablam: I can write a script in python to do the same thing that analog computing is doing even though I don't understand what its doing in five minutes actual people in the normal world that manufacture this poo poo: okay but the chip and sensors that could run that is like 3 years out of stock and would blow the profit margin of the rice cooker we are selling.
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They should rebrand fuzzy logic as AI and double the price.
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I finally caved and bought myself a Zojirushi a couple months ago. And now thinking about eating rice from an old school rice cooker makes me sad, because I never knew that there could be such a difference. It's like thinking you're too good for ketchup on a steak, and then trying it, and you're like "Well I guess I can't go back now."
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Sudden Loud Noise posted:I finally caved and bought myself a Zojirushi a couple months ago. You had me until the ketchup. Good troll post! You have to make it more believable at the end though, FYI for next time.
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Pragmatica posted:oh... the next race is a sprint race. i am still not sure how i feel about those. Unless they've changed the format they are bad. Last year's war way too long and it was silly they did a full quali the day before. The best suggestion is to to do Q1 to set the order for the sprint and then do a 10-15 lap race to set the starting order for the full race.
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Apr 15, 2022 07:45
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Fuzzy logic was the best super furry animals album.
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italian quid posted:Its not just wait time, its also the heat temperature applied against the temperature measured (I think weight is captured in this in certain units but I'm not going to say one way or another as I can't actually verify this). I think that you just think its only wait time affected shows a fundamental misunderstanding of analog computing. All this means, is the only thing it does in reality is adjust the wait time.
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Apr 15, 2022 10:48
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more broadly, can people stop watching the veritasium video on analogue computing and misunderstanding what it might achieve in the future
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I just assumed a rice cooker stops once the weight gain reaches a certain percentage of the starting weight? Or does it not gain weight? I figured it must be an easy method cause it's cheap.
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busalover posted:I just assumed a rice cooker stops once the weight gain reaches a certain percentage of the starting weight? Or does it not gain weight? I figured it must be an easy method cause it's cheap. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSTNhvDGbYI
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Fuzzy logic isn't necessarily analog, it's just a clever way of controlling system outputs based on predefined mapping functions. The choice of implementation is more to do with cost of design and manufacture. I don't understand how analog computers would have any advantage over digital hardware in most cases. Is F1 actually about fastest cars? I'm beginning to wonder. What's it about really?
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Rodney The Yam II posted:
Beautiful people taking part in motor racing. And Max.
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Cimber posted:I'm now watching motocycle racing at COTA. This is a poor, poor substitute for F1. jfc
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busalover posted:I just assumed a rice cooker stops once the weight gain reaches a certain percentage of the starting weight? Or does it not gain weight? I figured it must be an easy method cause it's cheap. Mechanical ones are done by magnets and springs, the earliest found rice cooker is over 3000 years old and my favourite thing is that when the British museum did a thing on the history of cooking they put it next to a modern hello kitty one, which because, tradition, then had to be given to the V&A for their collection. https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O1322382/rice-cooker/
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Woah. That is simple and elegant. Beautiful.
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Beautiful. Simple. Stroll.
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Sudden Loud Noise posted:I finally caved and bought myself a Zojirushi a couple months ago. You’re no Hakan
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a cheap rice cooker is still better at making rice than most of you so by all means stick with the aroma
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i have a yum-asia panda mini rice cooker
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i like it
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Carrier posted:i like it how dare you
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where we racing this weekend
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ethanol posted:where we racing this weekend
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ethanol posted:where we racing this weekend to the bar, the winner is the first to pass out.
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whgy are we talking about analog computing like egvery single thing built since the 80s hasn't been packed full of ADCs and DACs
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Dynamite Dog posted:whgy are we talking about analog computing like egvery single thing built since the 80s hasn't been packed full of ADCs and DACs lmao if you don't use an abacus for all your computing needs
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Khablam posted:more broadly, can people stop watching the veritasium video on analogue computing and misunderstanding what it might achieve in the future oh now i know why everyone here is abusing a new buzzword. that dude sucks
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Dynamite Dog posted:whgy are we talking pls god bring back the cars going vroom
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F1 needs to do the thread a favor and have an ad hoc race this weekend.
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Rodney The Yam II posted:Fuzzy logic isn't necessarily analog, it's just a clever way of controlling system outputs based on predefined mapping functions. The choice of implementation is more to do with cost of design and manufacture. I don't understand how analog computers would have any advantage over digital hardware in most cases. Money laundering at very high speeds
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lmao Haas is like "gently caress you, got yours" https://jalopnik.com/haas-f1-wont-repay-uralkalis-13m-sponsorship-money-1848798004 quote:After being dropped by the Haas Formula One team, former title sponsor Uralkali has officially demanded the team repay $13 million dollars because, as Uralkali alleged, the team broke the sponsorship contract they had forged. There’s just one problem: Haas think it’s justified, and it’s demanding an additional $8 million in damages.
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The guy that sprinkles salt on his forearm isn’t a real cook right? Every time I see his he’s just throwing food around.
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PhoenixFlaccus posted:The guy that sprinkles salt on his forearm isn’t a real cook right? Every time I see his he’s just throwing food around. He's the cooking version of Max OP.
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PhoenixFlaccus posted:The guy that sprinkles salt on his forearm isn’t a real cook right? Every time I see his he’s just throwing food around. No but he has an international chain so why bother.
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busalover posted:No but he has an international chain so why bother. Every couple of months there are articles in the local news about people who call the police or something at his restaurant because think they are being overcharged because they ordered a steak covered in gold flakes.
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Sounds more like the Flavio of cooking
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I don’t cook or touch computers so I liked watch chat better. What does everyone think of the moonswatch?
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Rev. Dr. Moses P. Lester posted:I don’t cook or touch computers so I liked watch chat better. What does everyone think of the moonswatch? It seemed cool until it became apparent it was a cheap piece of plastic, and not a piece of true horology. -A passionate moonwatch owner
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