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by d0mine 2y ago
I found that the models consistently ignore buoyancy (objects with the same mass but different density can have different weight as measured by a scale).
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by d0mine 2y ago
By which definition? Here’s the first result in google: “The term "second world" was initially used to refer to the Soviet Union and countries of the communist bloc. It has subsequently been revised to refer to nations that fall b
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by d0mine 2y ago
It is naive to think that “journal paper” means correct paper. There are many incorrect papers in journals too (remember reproduction crisis). Imagine, you found a paper on arxiv-like site: there can be metadata that might help determine qu
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by d0mine 2y ago
Eliminating journals as a corporate monopoly doesn't eliminate peer review. For example, it should be easy to show the number of citations and even their specific context in other articles on the arxiv-like site. For example, if I lik
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by d0mine 2y ago
Why journals exist at all? Could papers be published on something like arxiv.org (like software is on github.com)? It could support links/backref, citations(forks), questions(discussions), tags, followers, etc easily.
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by d0mine 2y ago
unrelated: USSR might have been 2nd world. Russia is 3rd world (since 1991) -- banana republic
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by d0mine 2y ago
Here's a few DSL (for programmers) examples that might make sense (the context is embedding DSLs into Python literal strings): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41214365 For example, bash, SQL DSLs may be immediate
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by d0mine 2y ago
btw, fusion has arrived by that definition: No reactors that would produce more energy than they consume, But net positive reactions have been achieved. Tasks where LLMs output is more than 1x are few and far between.
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by d0mine 2y ago
why "lose of time" instead of "loss of time" Is it a typo or fingerprinting?
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by d0mine 2y ago
Here's one of the ways to test IO https://pypi.org/project/pytest-recording/ It can work very well in practice.
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by d0mine 2y ago
This reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stone_Soup stone->your ingredients->soup LLM->your prompts->solution
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by d0mine 2y ago
I've used both Claude and Deepseek for code. I don't se "better, sure" More like the opposite (enough to switch for me personally).
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by d0mine 2y ago
You seem like a human, so I give you the benefit of the doubt. Try to see the forest behind the trees instead of just repeating yourself ignoring what is said.
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by d0mine 2y ago
Somewhat unrelated: Value has nothing to do with complexity, effort on your part, etc. Imagine you have a customer who needs X, you can do it in Y days today but tomorrow another customer might require X’ (something very similar to X) and n
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One would think so. Unless there are programs that pay you for sick patients (risk adjustment) and you control how much you are willing to spent on a patient. I've made a mistake of consuming healthcare related content due to the recen
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by d0mine 2y ago
Hospitals vs. physicians groups is a distinction without a difference in this context (people responsible for making you better). It is like on paper J&J is not responsible for cancer its baby powder causes (some bankrupt entity left ho
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by d0mine 2y ago
Hospitals are increasingly owned by insurance companies. The customers are not doctors but shareholders. That is why a cure is seen as a threat.
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by d0mine 2y ago
Most of my work projects require remote machines. But I edit local files most of the time (in Emacs). Unit tests may be run locally sometimes (docker or even on the localhost). Other tasks/tests run remotely and setup may be rather inv
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by d0mine 2y ago
Deepseek v3 is ~1$ for 1M tokens (cheaper at the moment). It is comparable to Sonnet in performance https://api-docs.deepseek.com/news/news1226
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by d0mine 2y ago
“80%” “outperformed” “fraction of the cost” you could make a lot of money if it were true but 5x productivity boost seems unjustified right now, I’m having a hard time finding problems where the output is even 1x (where I don’t spend more t
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by d0mine 2y ago
It is not how "cognitive load" is usually understood (as it relates to the working memory, measured by task-involved pupillary response). It involves anything and everything that is not already stored in your long term memory. I r
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by d0mine 2y ago
This is ridiculous. You can assume that you know what language you are reviewing/working in (sorry, I forgot to mention that the example is in Python). I can remember cases when I was not sure what [human] language I thinking in, but I
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by d0mine 2y ago
It is a sign of a newbie (nothing terribly wrong but most people grow out of it). It may require thinking hard to get code that is simple (like with DRY, KISS principle should be followed in moderation. It is all about tradeoffs as usual).
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What causes more cognitive load: filter(odd, numbers) vs. (n for n in numbers if odd(n)) It depends on the reader too.
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by d0mine 2y ago
2nd paragraph in the post: > I cleaned the pan before work this morning. Hot water leftover from making coffee softened the dried residue, then I put a plastic bowl-scraper to task. I finally gave it a good scrub with a brush, dabbed it
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by d0mine 2y ago
What is the desired behavior? I see at least 3 options: panic (abort at runtime predictably), compiler error (force handling both Some&Nothing cases [needs language support otherwise annoying], exceptions (annoying to handle properly).
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by d0mine 2y ago
As someone who used InteliJ before working in Emacs full time (20+ years of experience), these are just bad developers. btw, LSP is not the only way to make go to definition work.
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by d0mine 2y ago
fabfile (Fabric/invoke: https://www.pyinvoke.org ) may be an alternative to .PHONY-heavy Makefile (shell commands glued together by Python code)
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Google's Quantum Computer Is Paper Airplane(odysee.com)
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by d0mine 2y ago
For me, it is the opposite: I can't work without writing down todos in org-mode. Granularity may vary: I start from 2-4 todos per day and write down anything that I can't do write now (2+min tasks) throughout the day (org-capture

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