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this might be useful for* for warehouses and other massive inventory places. but those places use bikes and other powered vehicles. *it wont
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I’ve seen some review articles on those without the AI hype and the praise was pretty solid except for the price because they’re like a couple grand if I recall since they’re brand new. But I’m sure whoever invested in them was like “you gotta hype the AI!!!” Or they’re doing that to chase more investment. I was CTO for a hot minute at a non-profit and every large grant we went for was asking us how we would use AI to improve our service, which was tutoring low-income students online. I was like, we won’t. But we had to fake regression analysis being AI because otherwise they wouldn’t give us the time of day. Honestly if those things drop to a couple hundred bucks I would buy a pair. The selling point is being able to get places faster but not have to park and lock up an e-bike or scooter where it is very likely to get stolen. Riven fucked around with this message at 18:09 on Mar 27, 2023 |
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PhazonLink posted:given how all current AI stuff is using proprietorial hardware and software, I wouldnt trust asking it for "stuff" and not get red flagged or honey potted. People have noticed that Bing AI will suggest Microsoft's Azure very often despite AWS being the more commonly used provider across the web.
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If the AI can keep these rollerskates from causing me to fall on my rear end then I'm down* to look like a total dork in my AI shoes** *for under $100 **rollerskates
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LASER BEAM DREAM posted:https://twitter.com/KLobstar/status/1640128998016516096  This was my immediate thought.
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I was intrigued until he approached the stairs and had to come to a full stop, lock the wheels, climb the steps, then unlock the wheels.
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I was very disappointed because I expected some sort of AI-controlled spring shoes instead of just heelies.
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All you need JavaScript, some $$$ and maybe you will keep your job. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HYbFm67Gs8 (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Chatgpt seems apparently very good with powerscript according to my coworker but Ive noticed it be pretty awful with SQL
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i have a free solution to walking faster, it is called: walking faster, jogging, and even running
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lobster shirt posted:i have a free solution to walking faster, it is called: walking faster, jogging, and even running
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doesn't that also assume you have a local gov. that cares enough to spend enough on infrastructure to make sure you always have nice sidewalks too.
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qe4CHWulnDs Here’s a more detailed overview of those shoes. In the video you can see it works on a lovely rundown street with potholes and gravel.
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LASER BEAM DREAM posted:https://twitter.com/KLobstar/status/1640128998016516096 It's the hot new buzzword that opens up the wallets of investors with more money than sense. Just like how everyone seeking press coverage or investor interest was finding ways to shoehorn the word "metaverse" into their products a year or two ago, now they'll be doing the same with "AI" instead. Except it's a lot easier because it's pretty simple to stretch the definition of "AI" to cover basically any algorithm at all. Even if you trust the shoes, check out the price. Not exactly a booming business opportunity. https://twitter.com/TheRundownAI/status/1639691571267289090
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Main Paineframe posted:It's the hot new buzzword that opens up the wallets of investors with more money than sense. Just like how everyone seeking press coverage or investor interest was finding ways to shoehorn the word "metaverse" into their products a year or two ago, now they'll be doing the same with "AI" instead. Except it's a lot easier because it's pretty simple to stretch the definition of "AI" to cover basically any algorithm at all. Honestly? I'd consider it if I could test them and they worked as well as presented. This looks way better and more intuitive than those stupid hoverboards, or a segway, or any of that poo poo. AI doesn't really enter into it, it just seems like a pretty decent idea. PT6A fucked around with this message at 22:45 on Mar 27, 2023 |
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I'd rather just wear rollerskates.
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Roadie posted:I'd rather just wear rollerskates. I would not. Braking being a key distinction.
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Skates that adapt themselves to me instead of having to learn how to skate sounds pretty good to me.
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So it's like this tweet, but for rollershoes. Cool. https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1354680585139187713?lang=en
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One Weird Trick Nerds Won't Like: Just Walk Faster.
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eXXon posted:So it's like this tweet, but for rollershoes. Cool.
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eXXon posted:So it's like this tweet, but for rollershoes. Cool. this is a stupid nightmare
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starkebn posted:this is a stupid nightmare You wont care
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Kyte posted:Sure except it's already been shown to work? By what, promotional videos? I clicked on a CNN article from last November and it has the same 5 second clip of a guy stopping and climbing stairs. All of the other footage is walking forwards and provided by the company. Their own FAQ says this about how to stop: quote:The simple answer is that you just stop walking or slow down your walking pace. Our AI reacts instantaneously to your gait / how you walk and stopping is seamless. From top speed to zero, you can stop within 3 feet, or about the same distance as you would stop if you were jogging. I dunno about you but I'd expect a little more detail from a $1400 product that can send me careening into a wall or faceplanting with no manual controls. Hell they're literally called Moonwalkers and it's not actually clear if you can even walk backwards in them. Oh okay, here's a quote from the user manual: quote:Moonwalking for an extended period can increase the internal temperature of the Moonwalkers above 122°F/50°C. When this happens, your speed will be reduced, and after some time, the shoes will stop with the status indicator lights flashing their respective code (see section 10 understanding your Moonwalkers status indicators). Allow your Moonwalkers to cool by bringing them inside, and you will be ready to walk again. Precambrian Video Games fucked around with this message at 00:31 on Mar 28, 2023 |
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Aramis posted:It's hard to blame them for leaning on the trendy term, even though they are most likely referring to the "old-school" meaning of AI, referring to the training algorithm, rather than the resulting artifact. eXXon posted:Moonwalking for an extended period can increase the internal temperature of the Moonwalkers above 122°F/50°C.  maybe they do
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eXXon posted:Oh okay, here's a quote from the user manual: Reminds me of how Facebook's sunglasses can't be used when it's too hot and sunny out. https://twitter.com/jeremyburge/status/1549018995172450306
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I mean, I think it's cool to mocked flawed technology as much as the next guy, but as someone with a disability, I think these look loving amazing and usable in a way that roller skates and scooters aren't, if they're properly executed. I doubt they're perfect right now, but I think it's a good concept at the very least, and it could be improved upon to create a very useful product.
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Doggles posted:Reminds me of how Facebook's sunglasses can't be used when it's too hot and sunny out. lol jokes on them, they'll be waiting there forever as those lame rear end glasses will never be cool. 
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OctaMurk posted:You wont care I will when one runs me over in a parking lot because i didn't avoid it like a ladder or black cat, because the driver just yolo'd the gas pedal without looking, and trusts the car not to hit anything.
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Mister Facetious posted:I will when one runs me over in a parking lot because i didn't avoid it like a ladder or black cat, because the driver just yolo'd the gas pedal without looking, and trusts the car not to hit anything. Look if your going to go to a natural car feeding ground like a car park, you got to expect to get hunted and eaten. People need to remember cars are wild animals that haven never been domesticated, and you should always give them plenty of distance when you encounter them in the wild.
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PT6A posted:Honestly? I'd consider it if I could test them and they worked as well as presented. This looks way better and more intuitive than those stupid hoverboards, or a segway, or any of that poo poo. AI doesn't really enter into it, it just seems like a pretty decent idea. I dont know, even in the video, which is probably featuring someone who was trained to use those things, it seems kinda clumsy. Its visible specially when the guy gets to the stairs It does seems kinda fun, but anyway I think the stated utility of "making you walk faster!" is pretty bullshit. You can walk faster if you want by ... walking faster
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Walk smarter, not harder!  I would prefer nice light comfortable sneakers or flip-flops over whatever those are. No extra weight, no loading batteries, no moving parts that get stuck with dog poo or chewing gum.
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What if you're like walking down a steep hill? How does that work?
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Clarste posted:What if you're like walking down a steep hill? How does that work? Pretty well
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eXXon posted:By what, promotional videos? I clicked on a CNN article from last November and it has the same 5 second clip of a guy stopping and climbing stairs. All of the other footage is walking forwards and provided by the company. Their own FAQ says this about how to stop: They're way too expensive but it's sort of an interesting idea. They seem to be sending out review prototypes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oC-YQs2JiA
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Doggles posted:Reminds me of how Facebook's sunglasses can't be used when it's too hot and sunny out. Lol I'd never seen that before The shoes overheating to 50c is also really funny
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