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11mo ago
Russia failed to create a convincing casus belli to the rest of the world and seen as the indisputable aggressor pretty much everywhere.
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11mo ago
Are you sure about that? Wikipedia says the following: " 3. Refrain from economic coercion designed to subordinate to their own interest the exercise by Ukraine, the Republic of Belarus, and Kazakhstan of the rights inherent in its sov
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11mo ago
What does this guy have against HN?
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11mo ago
What is gained from allowing such bias?
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11mo ago
> At least the local AI features, being able to translate or summarize a page without sending it off to Google, seem like they'd appeal to this crowd the most. Yes I would like more local translation support! (Faster, better, more l
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1y ago
> accessibility can be ignored How good are AI-assisted accessibility tools now? Is the poison also the cure here?
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1y ago
> or would it just have taken an hour or so to find a paper that used this function? It is pretty hard to find something like this perhaps if you had math aware search engine enhanced with AI and access to all math papers you could find
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1y ago
The help is not ground breaking as an argument, however being able to come up with it is and is something which decades old theorem prover tactics can't do at all (unless you fix N).
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1y ago
How hard is it to plant it back?
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1y ago
In many other countries other than the USA the gap between left and right in regards to climate change is much smaller and majority on the right are at least concerned about it and it is definitely NOT part of their identity. How does point
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1y ago
There is no such single entity as the global right, the world is far too diverse and complicated for that. This seems to be mostly an USA tendency.
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1y ago
> A little humility would be in order here. You couldn't know (but you could have guessed) this but as an Israeli I'm well aware what appeared in major Israeli media publications and this didn't.
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1y ago
These two link are not "government from staging a provocation".
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1y ago
There is no evidence whatsoever that was false flag attack. I didn't expect such blatant conspiracy theories on HN.
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1y ago
This is highly dependent on culture
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1y ago
Which valuable quantum chemistry calculations you can do with few 100s of qubits with that low error rates?
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1y ago
> The diffusion models understand the physics of optics better than our hand-written math. How well will they do with something like creating two adjacent mirrors with 30 degree angle between them with one of them covered with varying-po
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1y ago
>What's the use case of generating a model if all modelling and game engines are gone? Because using LL3M-style technique will probably be cheaper and better (fidelity and consistency and art direction wise) than generating the enti
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1y ago
> While we’re on the subject of hex numbers, I may be following this up with a proposal that “H” should mean “times 16 to the power of” in a similar style, but that’ll be for another day. I like this idea but I think it should be "H
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1y ago
Panchekha is on a roll lately, I just read all of his recent posts a week ago. I really liked his AI vs Herbie series.
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1y ago
Legal means mostly and yeah indeed networks effects are the biggest obstacle.
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1y ago
I'm a very small time MSE user but indeed such concerns made me reluctant to answer recently or even participate in general. The CC BY-SA requires both Attribution and ShareAlike which doesn't happen. I expect people will move to
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1y ago
Capitalism is just a reflection of people being self-interested which you can't prevent without being authoritarian which will inevitably leads also to surveillance.
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1y ago
IIRC they way they proved you can always solve a cube in 20 moves was essentially a bruteforce (after eliminating symmetries) so this the closest someone have done to full search.
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1y ago
Perhaps they should offer a discount for boarding the next train or a price increase for boarding the overcrowded one or even both?
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1y ago
Read this https://publish.obsidian.md/lonerbox/Israel+%26+Palestine/Go... carefully. tl;dr many supposedly "civilian" police force were al-Qassam Brigades members, bringing the alleged 17% combatant rate
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1y ago
No, they claim that a much higher percentage of those killed was civilians then was really was
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1y ago
I made an arithmetical mistake in base 4, so I was wrong. I also wrote they are instead of there are. I think the following is true: For even k the cycle is k^2 long and for odd k is k long. Why? because units' place of generalized xo
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1y ago
If we generalize the problem to base k (they are k-1 duplicate of each number except the missing number, find missing one using base k-wise addition) then we can see the cycle is the smallest number such the base k-wise addition from 1 to t
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1y ago
> Desalination does seem like a useful shiftable load Yes this is a really nice feature, you can store excess water for essentially free. This probably shifts the economics of desalination to favor technologies that are more energy inten
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