XoxoForKing t1_j42cx7g wrote on January 12, 2023 at 6:22 PM

Reply to comment by clearlylacking in full body tracking with WiFi signals by utilizing deep learning architectures by Shelfrock77

I don't really know if there are medical uses in regards to bone conductivity, but the echo is used commonly for the ultrasounds - the question is whether current technologies would be able to make a wider analysis with the correct setup

XoxoForKing t1_j41xex5 wrote on January 12, 2023 at 4:47 PM

Reply to comment by overlordpotatoe in full body tracking with WiFi signals by utilizing deep learning architectures by Shelfrock77

I imagine a possible way that we might get body tracking without controllers could be by using bone conductivity, like the earphones but analyzing the return echo

XoxoForKing t1_j2jbm8x wrote on January 1, 2023 at 7:38 PM

Reply to comment by MrEloi in You can get used computers with 1TB RAM for around 5k - 10k UK pounds ($7k) by MrEloi

Totally clueless honestly.

I tried randomly checking with this site, adding only the most basic compatible CPU and getting to the 1TB ram + 50TB 10k HDD it goes up to ~$52k.

But again, I never worked with new components nor servers with this sort of high-end specs

XoxoForKing t1_j2j7ptv wrote on January 1, 2023 at 7:13 PM

Reply to You can get used computers with 1TB RAM for around 5k - 10k UK pounds ($7k) by MrEloi

Ex home server owner here. The problem of used servers is that they might require a lot of maintenance, you hardly ever have warranty left and you could easily end up with some components reaching the end of their lifespan (even tho one of the best points of server is their redundancy and failproof-ness, but still expensive)

XoxoForKing t1_ixchavh wrote on November 22, 2022 at 12:16 PM

Reply to comment by TemetN in Would like to say that this subreddit's attitude towards progress is admirable and makes this sub better than most other future related discussion hubs by Foundation12a

Not only that, I think this adds up to the fact the the last generation (that is probably more present on reddit and other social than older generations) has grown up bombarded by doom-ish news, from global heating to oil lacking, from trash in the sea killing the ecosystem to repeated bank drops that screw the economic system.

All of those desolate informations always in front of them, probably made it so that the default thought about everything that could bring big changes is that it will bring catastrophes.