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by archibaldJ 3y ago
This is one of the many reasons I'm starting to be a strong advocate for none-anthropocentrism. (And I hope more people can join me.) Despite how almost every scientific and engineering break-through in history always has had its roots
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by archibaldJ 3y ago
for haskell to work we still need - stack support of the hs-wasm-cabal - lots of rewriting to remove C string, etc, from many packages: https://gitlab.haskell.org/ghc/ghc/-/issues/23354
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by archibaldJ 3y ago
Are you using Firefox? Or mobile devices? I'm trying to debug this issue too. https://github.com/withastro/astro/issues/8055
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by archibaldJ 3y ago
Do they scorll badly on firefox though? Have you tested your site on firefox? https://github.com/withastro/astro/issues/8055
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by archibaldJ 3y ago
I just submitted a Github ticket; hope it is an easily solvable problem. https://github.com/withastro/astro/issues/8055
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by archibaldJ 3y ago
I'm experiencing the same thing in Firefox too. Anyone knows why? I was thinking about giving Astro a try but this looks like a deal breaker
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by archibaldJ 3y ago
> In Transparency International's 2022 Corruption Perceptions Index, Kenya scored 32 on a scale from 0 ("highly corrupt") to 100 ("very clean"). When ranked by score, Kenya ranked 123rd among the 180 countries in
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by archibaldJ 3y ago
Aw nice; I think haskell-wasm uses FFI too https://www.tweag.io/blog/2018-09-12-asterius-ffi/ super cool to see an nginx version of it!
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by archibaldJ 3y ago
probably what can happen is that at one point the cells will start dying mysteriously or becoming cancer cells. they will have learnt to kill themselves, a strategy our white blood cells employ all the time, except that deeply they are just
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Ask HN: Best approach to designing a parser / creating your programming language
3 points by archibaldJ 3y ago|1 comments
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by archibaldJ 3y ago
Hi there. I'm working on my first Haskell app in production; Just wondering.. Do you guys use parsec in production? What is the motivation for having Haskell to be half of the codebase? (Are there some open-source domain-specific libra
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by archibaldJ 3y ago
Now I'm curious: does the refraction that happen within our eyes has anything to do with the processing and the consequent experience of sight in a way that it utilizes quantum mechanics that we don't understand?
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by archibaldJ 3y ago
what about tensors? do anyone know any pointers on that? Working with tensors instead of vectors
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by archibaldJ 3y ago
that’s an interesting observation; I tested it in GPT4 and got the same result. But if I elaborate “over the field of rational number”, it will answer yes instead. (I don’t know linear algebra enough to know if the statement C(A) = C(AA^T）i
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by archibaldJ 3y ago
quite different though. The ban in china is a full Qing-dynasty-style suppression of free speech and the organizing of large-scale protest. The ban here is due to concerns about data privacy because the users are not tech-savvy enough to co
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by archibaldJ 3y ago
or perhaps not every human decision /behavior should be interpreted with too much intentions. Most likely she actually believed in how it could have worked out.
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by archibaldJ 3y ago
does anyone know if it can do search of any tensor across latent space? or is it mostly on text tensor?
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by archibaldJ 3y ago
This is beautiful. I cried. And then I bought Mr Neal a coffee. the space elevator.. it is a story of human progress .. it is something we will get to build one day
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by archibaldJ 4y ago
> What made human males finally abandon that zero-sum game and develop more complex societies? I think it's magical mushrooms and religions. - With religions in the west comes a systematic approach of dissecting things (e.g. from th
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by archibaldJ 4y ago
Sounds interesting. But I don't like the business model on the website. Maybe create an intuitive to make arts/theatre productions based on the concepts? (and get revenue from per-ticket-sales / per-artwork-sales / wonde
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by archibaldJ 4y ago
It does induce real-time physiological changes the way a meditative monk can walk on needles while balancing themselves. So I don't think anaesthesia has anything to do with the memory-aspect of forgetting.
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by archibaldJ 4y ago
I think it operates more on the attention mechanism, as well as exploring different (and often unbeknownst) search space in the processing (the long-term effect of which can be biological in ways we don't understand). And if taken regu
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by archibaldJ 4y ago
can we design MRI scan with a programmed physical (movnig) noise absorbing panels so the sound actually becomes rhythmic or even jazz like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqpEQWRcQcw
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by archibaldJ 4y ago
Is this practical to be used on the "edge" (for voice-control)? Would love to know if anyone has a rough idea roughly how fast/slow this would be on a M1 Mac or V100
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by archibaldJ 4y ago
It is, however, true that with higher dosage causality starts to breakdown (at least conceptually): You didn't come to this world. It is this world which came to you. ... in the same way that you didn't take the LSD.. it was the L
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by archibaldJ 4y ago
> Meaning doesn't mean much, but learning to love and be happy is (from what I can gather) far more important... Thanks. This hits me hard. I think I've been focusing too much on "meaning" (and trying to do the meanin
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by archibaldJ 4y ago
> has been borrowed and misused in software management. as a software engineer, I really apprecaite this. > about accelerometers and how the ill effects of vibration have been mitigated I really hope I can mitigate vibrations of mood,
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by archibaldJ 4y ago
Thus spake the Master Programmer: "When a program is being tested, it is too late to make design changes." - The Tao of Programming (1987)
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by archibaldJ 4y ago
Everything changes. The notion of commercialism and the "art" job markets in the next 10 years will definitely be very different from now. And so are urban consumerism, artistic demands from brands, the arts industries, the defint
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by archibaldJ 4y ago
> The vast majority of commercial illustrations is just beautiful/cool looking characters or landscapes, focusing purely on looking pretty rather than some deep meaning behind it. Most commercial illustrations (esp commisioned by co

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