emporas

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by emporas 2y ago
The future could be the opposite of the opposite also. Governments which want to operate in the physical realm as well as the web realm, could pay fees to the private company, so as the government of said country and it's citizens not
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by emporas 2y ago
Probably the parent assumes that he does have the tests, billions of them. One very strong LLM could generate billions of tests alongside the working code and then train another smaller model, or feed it into the next iteration of training
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by emporas 2y ago
The same for me. Nowadays i make my own songs using Udio and i upload 'em to YT. It is unlikely i will ever listen to suggested songs ever again, by any service.
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by emporas 2y ago
Every smart person on the planet works towards nuclear weapons. It's self evident, it doesn't need source. I am talking very about small nukes, cheap, minimal and for personal use as a self defense. Two grams of gold cheap, 1 km e
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by emporas 2y ago
If Greeks were lazy, they would not be working towards creating powerful nuclear weapons. Based on my calculations, by 2030, maximum 2035, we will have personal nuclear weapons. By we, i mean millions and billions of people on the planet, i
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by emporas 2y ago
Very nice idea. Not sure how the paintings correspond to the molecular structure, but it may be helpful to chemistry engineers who have some better intuition about molecules than me.
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by emporas 2y ago
tree-sitter is very generic and supports so many languages, it is really great. The first use case of the article, "Level 1: Irrelevant Whitespace" is covered by diffsitter. I wanted at some point, to diff files and ignore comment
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by emporas 2y ago
> When I modify source code, I might make a change, check what that does, change the same functionality again, check the new change, etc... up to maybe a couple dozen times. You can modify individual neurons if you are so inclined. That&
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by emporas 2y ago
There is also diffsitter. I was testing it a month ago, it works fine. Not sure what language-aware diffing exactly means, but diffsitter uses tree-sitter and it is comparing ASTs and CSTs of the files. [1] https://github.com&#x2
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by emporas 2y ago
A pretty bleak picture and probably a little big exaggerated, but it could be a very good plot for a novel of some kind.
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Copyright trolls can steal any song on YT Music [video](youtube.com)
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by emporas 2y ago
is it not the problem, that CrowdStrike takes hold of the root certificate authority of a computer? There is an update, and after that what is causing the problem? If it is the certificate, that could be solved in the future by putting the
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by emporas 2y ago
Oh, i thought it was tied to OS updates. So Windows is not to blame, if that's the case.
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> he lacked even the most basic technical competence in the fields where he was supposedly a world-class specialist Pretty ironic Craig also suggests to put digital certificates on the blockchain instead of them issued by a computer or a
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> don't sit all on one platform. Debian has automatic updates but they can be manual as well. That's not the case in Windows. The best practice for security critical infrastructure in which peoples lives are at stake, is to ins
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by emporas 2y ago
I had forgotten that Aider uses tree-sitter for syntactic analysis. Happy to found you've got the tree-sitter queries ready, to retrieve code information from source. I was researching how to write the queries myself, for exactly the s
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by emporas 2y ago
Epic fail, right? Or are we getting gaslighted [1]? I see no reason that chemical molecules and their reactions cannot be transformed into music. Mathematics, programming, physics could turn into songs and registered to memory better than a
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by emporas 2y ago
Pretty impossible to steal an identity over the internet, because no one has identities. On the internet users use accounts , which serve the same purpose for some use cases, but they are definitely not identities. That's gonna change
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by emporas 2y ago
Moving using a 70's technology breaks things. Rust is tested already on other OSes like Windows, Mac (or iOS) and Android and solves several pitfalls of C and C++. Some quotes from the Android team [1]: "To date, there have been z
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by emporas 2y ago
If you like to see some examples of C bindings: https://github.com/tree-sitter/tree-sitter/blob/25c718918084...
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by emporas 2y ago
If Typescript counts as gradual typing, which i think it does, then many seem to be very happy using it. I have skimmed over more than 1000 blogs of HN, didn't see any posts about disliking Typescript, and many people use it. Doesn&#x2
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Eventual or gradual typing could leave everyone happy. On the premise of the article, maybe the key to representing a program visually is a very expressive (and strong) type system. There could be a way to derive some Visual Types from go
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They try to create a biological catalyst and remove perchlorates from soil using Bacillus Stearothermophilus. Genetically engineered bacterium in order to create chemical pathways and break a molecule which otherwise needs huge infrastructu
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by emporas 2y ago
Well, twelve words can certainly be transferred verbally, even though the generated words are not that memorable. Encoding a link to a much better memorable scheme could be done through a url service which parses a web page through an LLM,
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by emporas 2y ago
In BTC, they have devised a way to transform the private key, to twelve words. I don't know how that technique is called or where on github it is, but there is for sure a way to for a YT url to be made into words.
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by emporas 2y ago
Emacs definitely does this. I have saved many files from power outages. M-x recover-file, but the user has to recover the file right away when he opens it again or else a new auto-save will overwrite the old one. I think that's the cas
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by emporas 2y ago
> I don't think true full self-driving would cause a reduction in emissions. I was referring to the total cars owned by people and produced by factories as "car consumption". Cars bought by consumers. By owning less cars i
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> This is one example of legislation that mandates fantasy tech that doesn't exist. If the goal is to increase the minimal cost of any vehicle which drives on a road then the worse the legislation is, the better it serves the purpos
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by emporas 2y ago
Yes, i have seen with my own eyes, ants protecting aphids in certain varieties of lentils. Aphids are called in Greek something akin to honeydew, "μελίγκρα" which translates roughly to "honeygra". I didn't know they
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I am talking about this photo [1], even though it's not after all taken by an electron microscope. Pretty scary, but intelligent face, is it not? [1] https://factcheck.afp.com/macro-photograph-ant-taken-stacked...

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