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Why elite chess ratings get stuck: A new model treats draws as data(phys.org)
2 points by amichail 8mo ago|0 comments
182.
Associations between infants' head growth patterns and risk of autism(psypost.org)
3 points by amichail 8mo ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Why doesn't Netflix add a “Theater Mode” that recreates the worst parts?
4 points by amichail 9mo ago|2 comments
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by amichail 9mo ago
I had no idea the CoCo 3 was good until I watched this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2Tq8jdS6mY
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Ask HN: Is the CoCo 3 the best 8 bit computer ever made?
3 points by amichail 9mo ago|4 comments
186.
How the Tandy Color Computer Works [video](youtube.com)
6 points by amichail 9mo ago|0 comments
187.
First Proof(arxiv.org)
2 points by amichail 9mo ago|1 comments
188.
Ask HN: Why not have a news channel that views the world as deterministic?
2 points by amichail 9mo ago|1 comments
189.
Ask HN: Does a CS degree increase or decrease job satisfaction as a programmer?
1 points by amichail 9mo ago|3 comments
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Researchers tested AI against 100k humans on creativity(sciencedaily.com)
1 points by amichail 9mo ago|1 comments
191.
LLMs Can't Jump [pdf](philsci-archive.pitt.edu)
3 points by amichail 9mo ago|0 comments
192.
Ask HN: Can you beat my score of 862,294 points in today's PluriSnake puzzle?
1 points by amichail 9mo ago|1 comments
193.
by amichail 9mo ago
The AI would assign a score for each post/comment that looks like a vote count in the reddit UI and would be treated as a vote count when performing the various kinds of rankings that Reddit supports.
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Ask HN: Why not have a subreddit where all voting is done by a single AI?
4 points by amichail 9mo ago|9 comments
195.
MRI scans show exercise can make the brain look younger(sciencedaily.com)
124 points by amichail 9mo ago|53 comments
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Giant Virus Discovered in Japanese Pond May Hint at Multicellular Life's Origins(sciencealert.com)
5 points by amichail 9mo ago|2 comments
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by amichail 9mo ago
Like LaTeX, Typst is Turing-complete, which prevents flawless imports in other tools. What you want is a document format that is not Turing complete, such as the TeXmacs document format.
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by amichail 9mo ago
I mean it would be rude to use a natural language that cannot be translated accurately to other languages. So why isn't it rude to use LaTeX to write documents given that LaTeX is Turing complete and cannot be translated flawlessly to
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by amichail 9mo ago
Why should it be acceptable to make flawless translation to other formats impossible for LaTeX if you wouldn't want to do the same for English?
200.
by amichail 9mo ago
LaTeX being a programming language makes it a bad idea for typesetting documents.
201.
by amichail 9mo ago
Because it is good enough, widely used, and would make communication easier worldwide.
202.
by amichail 9mo ago
Professional jargon isn't Turing-complete like LaTeX is.
203.
by amichail 9mo ago
If it's a good idea to use a computational typesetting language — namely TeX/LaTeX, then maybe it is a good idea to make English computational also.
204.
Ask HN: Why not make English computational, just like LaTeX, to ensure lock-in?
1 points by amichail 9mo ago|15 comments
205.
How a Superhero Costume Made Strangers Kinder(scienceinhand.com)
1 points by amichail 9mo ago|0 comments
206.
Ask HN: What do you think of this "Aliens of the Gaps" movie idea?
3 points by amichail 9mo ago|1 comments
207.
Ask HN: How can I make PluriSnake, a daily puzzle game, easier to understand?
1 points by amichail 9mo ago|0 comments
208.
Ask HN: Why don't winter gloves have mechanical fingers?
2 points by amichail 9mo ago|9 comments
209.
The new biologists treating LLMs like aliens(technologyreview.com)
3 points by amichail 9mo ago|0 comments
210.
The problem with pretending quantum mechanics makes sense – Sean Carroll [video](youtube.com)
3 points by amichail 9mo ago|0 comments

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