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by 11101010001100 1y ago
The features that Maor was adding every 1-2 days were not novel, just new to base44?
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by 11101010001100 1y ago
What, if any, did you port from the research career to the business?
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by 11101010001100 1y ago
Yes, once you read IJ, it is very hard to find another book like it. It is almost as if IJ refers to itself.
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by 11101010001100 1y ago
Similar story here. Kid is very happy to talk numbers. IMO logic is something that is not directly taught, so I'm happy to fill this hole as a parent.
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by 11101010001100 1y ago
They asked gemini to come up with another word for cheating and it came up with 'harness'.
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by 11101010001100 1y ago
They fund students through grants to PIs. I suspect the amount is on the order of 100M$.
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by 11101010001100 1y ago
That story is just an anthropologist discovering Russell's paradox. There, I did it again.
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by 11101010001100 1y ago
It sounds like developers are now learning what chess players learned a long time ago: from GM Jan Gustafsson: 'Chess is a constant struggle between my desire not to lose and my desire not to think.'
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
900 comments and no mention of bloom's taxonomy or any of bloom's work? Yup, no one read the syllabus.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Yes, this is also somewhat obvious (speaking as a teacher).
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
I somehow doubt that this is read as much as it is posted on HN.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Only a consultant would manage to fill a book with such a trivial observation.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Ryao is comparing a heat engine to a heat pump. Thermodynamically different objects.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Ask yourself what is the difference between a heat pump and an electric resistance heater?
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Are you asking for bias?
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
This exists, but does not require AI, so there is no hype.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
What happened to trust but verify?
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
This is speculation, the parent replied with statistics.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Once I realized that I could use gillespie's algorithm to model a basketball game, I felt like I was 'trading on the inside'.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
As expected, $1.50 in late fees at the public library provide much greater value than paying for anything I've read on substack.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Yes, and at the same time, the statistics of the system can still satisfy thermalization.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Thermalization (excluding systems which exhibit many body localization and the like) will occur regardless of initial conditions.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
As you know, all possible information for an isolated system is obtained via solutions to the Schrodinger equation. This is standard many-body physics.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
The comments on HN are always full of ostensibly deep quips or questions but the work to connect them to scientific or philosophical questions is absent. That's the part that doesn't scale.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
You are going to let him choose his own hairstyle.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
The signal to noise at the union of QM and thermodynamics on HN is evidence of regression to the mean.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
It's categorically more than a weakness.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Choice is still there, just very expensive and very inconvenient.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Precisely. This is the view from the ivory tower.
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by 11101010001100 2y ago
Deepseek is unique, but the US has consistently underestimated Chinese R&D, which is not a winning strategy in iterated games.

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