Panoramix

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by Panoramix 11mo ago
For when the LLM completely screws up the code as it does
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by Panoramix 1y ago
It's not blame, it's useful feedback. For a large application you have to understand what different parts are doing and how everything is put together, otherwise no amount of tools will save you.
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by Panoramix 1y ago
It's very difficult. It took ASML 20 years, and Apple has none of the core competences to make this happen, like optical lithography, EUV optics, plasma physics, vacuum, laser, sources...and then they would have to catch-up to the othe
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by Panoramix 1y ago
Northvolt, STMicroelectronics, Infineon, ASML itself, Arianespace, Thales, they all receive EU funding and support
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by Panoramix 1y ago
What a stunning interactive visualization. I wonder what tool was used here? Edit: Here's their template https://github.com/distillpub/template/tree/master As I feared, they seem to be using D3.js &quot
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by Panoramix 1y ago
citation? USDA approved an emergency funding of 165 million in 2024 for this issue https://www.aphis.usda.gov/news/agency-announcements/usda-ap...
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by Panoramix 1y ago
The fact that you say "Europe" like it's not a block of 40+ countries each with its own language and culture is telling. Second, what you and me consider to be good service is probably quite different.
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by Panoramix 1y ago
That sounds a lot like bribing
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by Panoramix 1y ago
I agree it's not going to end here, but I disagree on the reason. China doesn't rely on oil that much anymore as they have leaned heavily into nuclear and solar; further, Iran only provides about 12%.
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by Panoramix 1y ago
Reports are that if Iran keeps things going on, Israel is going to run out of interceptors in 10 days or so, at which point they are gonna be seriously damaged. Some missiles are already getting through, there's speculation of hyper-so
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by Panoramix 1y ago
Are they supposed to give up their country just because their nuclear enrichment facilities are damaged?
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by Panoramix 1y ago
It is everyone.
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by Panoramix 1y ago
Like I said, a single misplaced atom is enough to wreak havoc in the behaviour of these things. That's not the problem, everyone knows there's a large gap between phenomena observed, and making it consistently manufacturable with
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by Panoramix 1y ago
Looking at the paper, cherry picking 5 out of 21 devices is in itself not a deal breaker IMO, but it's certainly something they should have disclosed. I bet this happens all the time with these kinds of exotic devices that take almost
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by Panoramix 2y ago
This is the most likely. With allies like the US, the old enemies don't look so bad anymore.
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by Panoramix 2y ago
Well, Mars is so much farther away and much more massive so you need a lot of fuel if you want to come back. This is much more difficult than the extra fuel needed for the moon landing due to lack of atmosphere. Speaking of which, Mars havi
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by Panoramix 2y ago
You don't seem to understand. All Ukraine wants is a security promise. They could surrender to Putin at any time without giving up to the US all of their resources for generations. They need some help to say, if I sign peace now, what&
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by Panoramix 2y ago
Yeah but we could use a whole bunch of tech companies. There should be a visa program for entrepreneurs. That should be always the case but especially now.
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by Panoramix 2y ago
Besides all the good responses you already got demolishing this point of view, there's the direct benefit of testing all sorts of military equipment and strategies in an actual armed conflict. Even if you somehow ignore the massive hum
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by Panoramix 2y ago
That thing knows me better than I know myself
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by Panoramix 2y ago
I am certainly not a supporter of this government, but I do find it unsettling to have massive amounts of ideologically fueled bureaucrats running the government. It goes both ways. The pendulum is now swinging in the other direction. I am
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by Panoramix 2y ago
I skimmed through the paper but nowhere did I find a demonstration of a Majorana qubit or a zero mode. The achievement was that they demonstrated a single-shot measurement. That's nice, but where's the qubit? what did I miss?
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by Panoramix 2y ago
A "meager" 600+ million users today
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by Panoramix 2y ago
Why? Japan found over 200k ghost centenarians in their database. A significant amount were fraud related, relatives that keep receiving checks for example. So not hard to believe for me.
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by Panoramix 2y ago
On X, only the "Signal.me" links are blocked. Other types of Signal links, such as call links, group invite links, Signal.org links, and link previews, are not blocked on the platform. [From Mistral]
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by Panoramix 2y ago
Why is it unreasonable to demand that every recipient of money is alive and has a valid age in the system? This shouldn't be a political statement.
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by Panoramix 2y ago
That doesn't hold up because there are 200 year old people as well, and apparently millions of 100-year olds. I'm not saying all of it is fraud but incompetence leading to waste would not be surprising.
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by Panoramix 2y ago
You don't use X much do you?
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by Panoramix 2y ago
It's the implication that the current government is authoritarian which is political
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by Panoramix 2y ago
Would this work for non-text data? Like finding outliers in a time series or classifying trends, that kind of thing

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