YeGoblynQueenne

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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
I guess I walked right into that one.
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
Oh absolutely. I'm just curious because we never see articles like that on HN, so I wondered if something happened that made it newsworthy.
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
Alright, I'll have to check up on that. Thanks for being nice about it.
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
Ewe's milk yogurt is more caloric than plain cow's milk yogurt (because of higher fat content). Does that make ewe's milk yogurt "worse for you than UPF yogurt"?
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
I've never had that. Is the honey on the bottom? EDIT: >> Super clean. No weird chemicals. Worse for you than UPF yogurt. Ingredients list says it's got 21% sugars. Why is that "worse for you than UPF yogurt"? I th
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
No you couldn't. The reason is you can't just mix stuff like sweeteners into yogurt and ship it or you end up with a gloopy goop as I say above. The thing that people don't get about yogurt is that it's a gel, and one wi
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
The majority of people in which part of the world? Certainly not e.g. in the Eastern Med and the Balkans, I can assure you of that.
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
>> They produce lactic acid, which is a stabilizer. Is it? The role of lactic acid in yogurt is to hydrolyze milk proteins and turn them into solids, so you can eat it with a spoon.
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
Nobody seems to have noticed the "product" next to "yogurt": >> * Almost all yogurt products, flavored or otherwise If we weren't on HN I'd say that's a subtle engagement hack calculated to generate
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
Eh, no, that's not right. I might need to brush up on my Sutton & Barto but the RL task is traditionally defined as, informally, "given a current state observation predict the next action, state and reward". A policy is a
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
>> EDIT: gentler phrasing Thank you.
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
>> 'pattern matching' is a better intuition that 'reasoning' even though I think nominally, using the term 'reasoning' is perfectly fine in that context. It's just a loaded word that brings too much
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
Sorry, I'm not convinced. "make_more_likely" is always maximising the probability of the next token given a sequence of preceding tokens. That's what we mean when we say "next token prediction", that the model
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
Open access pdf from ACL anthology here: https://aclanthology.org/J14-3008/ Btw, this is an interesting article to me. What was the motivation for posting on HN ... in 2026? Is there some background/ backstory to
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
Huh. That's funny. I have no log in yet I read the article entirely free. I clicked on a link on a post in twitter but then I copied the URL directly from the article. I can't see a difference in the two URLs though but there&#x27
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
Ahem. For you or for the AI?
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
Why Japan? How about the UK, or the US? Aren't those a bit more relevant? Those are certainly not racially homogeneous societies but why is it that racial differences are also cultural differences? Like, don't all Americans, black
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
Well, if I were a mathematician, what I'd be noodling about with right now is a way to model the number of failed attempts that AI companies must be making for every success they report. I guess you don't have to be a mathematic
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
It doesn't seem execution was a problem. From Kevin Buzzard's blog: I’ve compiled the code base and run comparator on it — it checks out. It is a gigantic proof (over 13.4 million lines of code) and takes nearly 20 times as long
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
No expertise at all on interactive theorem provers like Lean but I am familiar with Resolution-based automated theorem proving. In that setting, one writes down a theory, in the form of a set of first-order definite program clauses, and the
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
Couldn't the kernels have different bugs?
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Francis Fukuyama: The American Right Has Gone Off the Deep End(jacobin.com)
8 points by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago|4 comments
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
Wait. Is it racial or is it cultural? There's a difference there. Do you believe it's possible to have cultural homogeneity without having racial homogeneity? Btw I think you're wrong: people can be extremely xenophobic with
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
Well, everybody rode their horse everywhere in the Wild West.
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
As an international reader I'm missing some context here. Isn't a gated community supposed to be singularly safe? With private guards (like the guy who took the kid to his mom) patrolling and no strangers allowed in etc? Why did t
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
>> It's funny in the morning. One child walks to another child's home then they walk to another child's home and so on until you have a big group of kids walking to school together. In Austria they call it something lik
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
>> Regarding speed jets are obviously different level fast from propeller engine planes, landscape runs below you way much faster than you are used to. Higher speed means less time for decision and reaction, no time for "wait, I
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by YeGoblynQueenne 1mo ago
I think you're reading too much into the quote. RAF simply acknowledged that the whole episode was an accident that happened during routine work and they wouldn't punish their man for an accident, especially since there was not mu
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by YeGoblynQueenne 2mo ago
How do we know this?
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by YeGoblynQueenne 2mo ago
One is a computer and the other, a stone.

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