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I still dislike Richard Serra's work, because you know when you travel to the other side of the word and find that 40% of this famous museum space has been emptied for a piece of scrap metal, like the past 3 museums you visited during
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>802.11ah, or Wifi HaLOW Thanks a lot I wasn't aware of this technology. Turns out you can already buy gateways and boards/modules, and it seems it wasn't the case last year. Any tip on how I can power these things wireles
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https://github.com/ocrmypdf/OCRmyPDF >OCRmyPDF adds an OCR text layer to scanned PDF files, allowing them to be searched I ... I nailed it.
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The distinctive element here is the hardware. Briar allows you to sync via local wifi and bluetooth (i.e. the range is tiny) but since it's a mesh network your message will be relayed eventually. This device though doesn't seem to
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I'm a Clojurian and even though macroexpansion and compilation are well delimited, they are still processed within the same pipeline, namely clojure.lang.Compiler. Lexical scope is determined once and macroexpansion happens progressive
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Mark Zuckerberg -> Kingsman's Richmond Valentine Jeff Bezos -> Austin Power's Dr. Evil Elon Musk -> The 5th Element's Jean-Baptiste Emmanuel Zorg
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There are several ways to look at lisp macros but I think the most fundamental aspect is that they are hooks that allow one to run code at compile time in a dynamic compilation environment. In other words with lisp macros comes compile-tim
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>the kind of bias it will creep into with just "stroking your ego" - >[...] because the ai keeps agreeing with them and pushing them and encouraging them. But there is one point we consider crucial—and which no author has ye
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>If this were the standard interview process, of course, I'm sure I could figure it out. There would be a site called "Leetportfolio" It's called Github.
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We need to ask LLMs to generate documentation, diagrams, FAQs in addition to code then. We all know what this means: keeping them up to date. Has anyone managed to setup a "reactive" way to interact with LLMs in a codebase, so tha
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>Then costs would explode of course. You can slash the costs by using cheap LLMs once your workflow is stable (but pricey to run!). Fine-tuning, prompt optimization, special distillation techniques, this is a well covered area.
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Boubarki group founding member, medal Fields recipient, brother of Simone Weil
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Straight to jail, right away >A few more months in prison and I would have proved all the great theorems of the time. André Weil
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We are the 95%!!
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Hello, I'm sorry for not answering earlier, we should definitively discuss these topics in depth: xmd5a.sudoku991@8alias.com
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faster-whisper has a min_silence_duration_ms option
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>A database query might return 10,000 rows, but the agent only needs to know "query succeeded, 10k results, here are the first 5." Designing these abstractions is an art. It seems the author never used prompt/workflow opti
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>Pirsig had a mental breakdown and spent time in and out of psychiatric hospitals between 1961 and 1963. He was diagnosed with schizophrenia and treated with electroconvulsive therapy on numerous occasions >Zen and the Art of Motorcyc
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embrasse le concassage
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https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/psychology/articles/10....
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This is part I, part II incoming but I need some sleep. First, allow me to say that your reaction does honor to Japan and its culture of mutual understanding. I have reached out to a dozen people, and among those who replied, all of whom we
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Gemini loses the notion of context the longer its context is: I often ask it to provide a summary of our discussion for the outside world and it will reference ideas or documents without introducing them, via anaphore, as if the outside wor
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You asked for an evaluation of your formalism, so here it is. Frankly, it's bad, because it's dangling in the void. The theory as presented is textbook crackpot science because it completely lacks grounding. It doesn't connec
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imjin_War https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turtle_ship
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As expected. >the unique mathematical framework >**in any case, it must be clearly stated that I am the founder of RAIN theory** OK. KRS-One – Wannabemceez https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbEpeYxF9SI
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It's bigger than just the two of you. I spot people with similar thesis every day. Similar theories of similarity. It started getting "traction" in March. I say "traction" because this "emergence" is &quot
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I asked it to give me its opinion on a mail I'm writing. 95% of its content is quotes from famous authors, and the 5% I wrote is actually minimal glue in-between. All the models I tested, which includes Sonnet 4, DeepSeekR1, 4o and Gem
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>lots of back-and forth Not necessarily
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https://www.recursivecoherence.com/ Same goal ?
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Orwell tried to anticipate the reception of his own book by projecting it into fiction as Immanuel Goldstein’s Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism, but it ultimately became fully integrated into our society, which leans more to

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