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by cmrx64 1y ago
transmembrane proteins are complex hardware of their own…
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by cmrx64 1y ago
i’ve browsed with showdead for over a decade and have vouched for exactly one comment. it’s usually just no-think.
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by cmrx64 1y ago
if you have a NAS you can just use a bare git directory as a remote
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by cmrx64 1y ago
iirc a sheet of glossy cardboard is sufficient to reflect the majority of the noise
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by cmrx64 1y ago
as a counterpoint, I did all of my rust contributions including creating rustdoc on a $300 walmart laptop w/2GB RAM my parents got me in december 2007. you just work differently when that’s your tool :)
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by cmrx64 1y ago
enable showdead to see killed comments/articles on HN.
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by cmrx64 1y ago
Amanda Askell is Anthropic’s philospher and this is part of that work.
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by cmrx64 1y ago
what does it mean to quotient datan’t?
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by cmrx64 1y ago
What’s mathematically questionable about the quotient soundness axiom? It’s justifiable metamathematically. What’s the real difference baking it into the proof kernel? I’d rather such independent properties be modeled as an axiom. The quo
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by cmrx64 1y ago
to properly plumb the LLM here you should also freshly ask it “Tell me what is right with this:” I prompted them without anything except the content and they autonomously decide it’s either all nonsense or they take the bait and start prais
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by cmrx64 1y ago
possibly so. I’m even seeing GPT 4.1-mini ripping it apart when prompted with only the content. DeepSeek (not with thinking) is fooled.
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by cmrx64 1y ago
brilliant reference, thank you!
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by cmrx64 1y ago
Displeased with this trend of LLM-assisted “research”. The central claims are false, the examples of floating point are false and off by a factor of 1e11, the latency numbers are complete WTF and disconnected from reality (‘cycles’ of what)
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by cmrx64 1y ago
i think it points to one of the general principles of multicellularity: local coherence and the search-based growth processes of vascularity, neuronal endpoints, etc.
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by cmrx64 1y ago
visible light is also the last octave before you hit ionizing radiation. it’s very energetic. good for harnessing in chemical processes. not so energetic that the electrons leave the party.
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by cmrx64 1y ago
https://archive.ph/a7VB3
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by cmrx64 1y ago
how do you secure this zk recovery path? can’t prove that only the hash of the pubkey was ever revealed (and thus that the secret key couldn’t be computed from the pubkey — as it was not available)
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by cmrx64 1y ago
I get great results having converged on similar patterns. You really can just toss entire dependencies into the LLM.
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by cmrx64 1y ago
i’m pretty surprised 1B parameters is enough for it to still fluently remember ffmpeg-fu
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by cmrx64 1y ago
yes, the solution presented in the article ultimately ends up using the accessibility APIs to click buttons in the dialer, due to restrictions on non-default-call apps
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by cmrx64 1y ago
this is easier to do when you aren’t on the programmed diet that has you tantalizing your equanimity constantly.
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by cmrx64 1y ago
hello shmungus, I would like to make you aware of https://intelligence.org/2015/12/04/new-paper-proof-producin... which provides a symbolic framework for inductively safe self-modifying code. I forgive what y
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by cmrx64 1y ago
and that’s when you’re doing it willingly :)
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by cmrx64 1y ago
I just accept that when I return to the Cursor window, it is going to have made some mistakes and I’m going to have to spend some time fixing things. I agree it’s a delicate balance, and sometimes it feels more like I’m exploring methods of
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by cmrx64 1y ago
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-45260-9 this is the main thing I could find. https://prolonlife.com/ sells a prepackaged fasting-mimicking diet. plenty of reviews online about the subjective
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by cmrx64 1y ago
for me, I’ll keep doing work on the codebase in a separate vscode while Cursor’s agent is wiling away at it, so as to not be distracted or interrupted by the agent activity in the corner of my screen. and then i’ll have a claude or aistudio
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by cmrx64 1y ago
> That is, the role of the computer in the production and presentation of semantic information which is accompanied by enough aesthetic information is meaningful; the role of the computer in the production of aesthetic information per se
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by cmrx64 1y ago
as a high schooler I took a summer class in “reading & writing scifi” offered by MIT Junction. it was very influential on my intellectual development and after that I focused myself on learning software and electronics, the only crafts
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by cmrx64 1y ago
it isn’t weak at all. where in your environment are you going to accidentally bump into a 100-1k Hz 20mT magnetic oscillation? any electronic device you encounter about is going to have less than uT fields even in contact. an induction cook
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by cmrx64 1y ago
isn’t that how the article ends? maybe I don’t understand what you mean

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