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by Xmd5a 9mo ago
> OK! That was like half a dozen great reasons not to use Gas Town. If I haven’t got rid of you yet, then I guess you’re one of the crazy ones. Hang on. This will be a long and complex ride. I’ve tried to go super top-down and simplify a
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by Xmd5a 9mo ago
How about a bowl, and then, 30 minutes ~ 1 hour later, milk with cereals?
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by Xmd5a 9mo ago
I observe flickering with gemini-cli every now and then.
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by Xmd5a 9mo ago
Where are you pulling these numbers from? I'm genuinely interested. Is it the kind of budget you need to spend in order to have Claude build a Word clone?
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by Xmd5a 9mo ago
Hokusai wrote at the age of 75 that he would only begin to understand the structure of living beings at 100, and hoped to “reach perfection at 110.” He died at 89.
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by Xmd5a 9mo ago
But then he ruins everything by using volumetric units (don't even get me started on these units, let's just focus on volume). Indicating proportions with respect to weight is much simpler. Just put a scale under your mixing bowl
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by Xmd5a 9mo ago
You're barely scratching the surface. > Mr. Gates, in turn, praised Mr. Epstein’s charm and intelligence. Emailing colleagues the next day, he said: “A very attractive Swedish woman and her daughter dropped by and I ended up staying
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by Xmd5a 9mo ago
I knew it
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by Xmd5a 9mo ago
Is Gemini 3 Pro better in Antigravity than in gemini-cli ?
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by Xmd5a 9mo ago
> Burger menu > User agreement "User disagrees with the content of this site." I recommend playing with the top-right buttons, it made me chuckle audibly.
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by Xmd5a 9mo ago
Oh. just to be clear first, I’m not the OP. Sorry for the confusion. I do understand your point, and I think it’s a fair one: when someone claims to "recreate" something, it really helps readers to know how close the result is to
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by Xmd5a 9mo ago
I’m not claiming a 100% faithful physical recreation in the strict scientific sense. If you look at my other comment in this thread, my project is about designing proprioceptive touch sensors (robot skin) using a soft-body simulator largely
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by Xmd5a 9mo ago
Very nice work. I’m curious: what kinds of projects are you guys currently working on that genuinely push you out of your comfort zone? I had a small epiphany a couple of weeks ago while thinking about robot skin design: using conductive 3D
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by Xmd5a 9mo ago
For me it's LSP servers taking 2 gigs of RAM. With Antigravity, Google managed to go beyond this, it is totally unusable for me (but other VScode clones work fine, apart from the 2 Go LSP servers).
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by Xmd5a 10mo ago
There is a regain of interest in these topics. See what's happening here: https://www.reddit.com/r/GATEresearch/
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by Xmd5a 10mo ago
https://docs.feldera.com/use_cases/fine_grained_authorizatio... Fine-grained authorization as an incremental computation problem
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by Xmd5a 10mo ago
I used to tell laymen that machine learning was a lot more about artificial perception than artificial intelligence. Made sense before ChatGPT 3.5/4.
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by Xmd5a 10mo ago
LLMs still struggle with lisp parens though
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by Xmd5a 10mo ago
https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/abs/algorithmic-informa... I - Formalisms for Computation: Register Machines, Exponential Diophantine Equations, & Pure LISP Gregory. J. Chaitin > And in Chapter 4
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by Xmd5a 10mo ago
Waterboarders follow a mind-breaking formation in a dedicated military base where they are desensitized to torture by subjugating themselves to it first! Anyway I don't like the article's take. It seems to blame this on an institu
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by Xmd5a 10mo ago
Word. This is a problem of lisps in general, they loose information as the same "thing" traverse the various meta-layers that constitute the system. A parsed expression is not tied to its string, and the expansion of the expressio
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by Xmd5a 10mo ago
>(and probably Rust for the last 10%) when building a real business in the real world. You mean another slick text editor :/
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by Xmd5a 10mo ago
Last time I used OpenAI computer-use agent (Atlas iirc), I asked it to go on vast.ai and configure an instance template for me. It gave me back control to input my username and password, but alas, since I had used my google account to sign
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by Xmd5a 10mo ago
This deserves a discussion
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by Xmd5a 11mo ago
sudoku is just pigeonholing then
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by Xmd5a 11mo ago
Most LM work implicitly uses surprisal = -log p(w | prefix) as the processing cost. But psycholinguistics keeps finding cases (garden-path sentences, etc.) where human difficulty is less about the next word being unlikely and more about how
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by Xmd5a 11mo ago
Related: From Tokens to Thoughts: How LLMs and Humans Trade Compression for Meaning – https://arxiv.org/pdf/2505.17117 (Lecun/Jurafsky) > Large Language Models (LLMs) demonstrate striking linguistic capabilit
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by Xmd5a 11mo ago
> First the basalt is melted at a temperature of 1,400 °C (2550 °F). The molten rock is then extruded through small nozzles for the production of filaments of basalt fibers. As a 3D-printer user, I flinched.
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by Xmd5a 11mo ago
the theory is mainly about uncomputable things tho
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by Xmd5a 11mo ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/TerrifyingAsFuck/comments/1kxxx8m/u...

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