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by evrimoztamur 1y ago
Resource scarcity will fix this!
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by evrimoztamur 1y ago
I think we are vastly underestimating how optimised life on Earth is on the axes of energy efficiency vs computational capacity. Current state of robotics and AI together is showing us that life and biological neural networks are capable of
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by evrimoztamur 1y ago
If you want to include HTML sandboxes, we have iframes. If you want it served from the server, it's just text. Putting text A inside text B is a solved problem.
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by evrimoztamur 1y ago
The existing professional setup was also a nightmare, what gives?
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
I started doodling on pen and paper again, like on the back of those yahtzee papers. Killed my screen time like nothing else, it's so much fun just drawing random nonsense!
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
I cannot (totally can) imagine the scale of the insider trading going on. There's many plays you can do before and after the policy shocks. Before, you can stock up on puts across various major equities. After, you can buy up cheap sto
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
Sounds like LLMs short-circuit without necessarily testing their context assumptions. I also recognize this from whenever I ask it a question in a field I'm semi-comfortable in, I guide the question in a manner which already includes m
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
Any self-replicating program that's in an environment that's degrading it over time, should ideally remember what the 'source code' was. It makes sense that it's about where this property emerges early on.
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
I want to point out that bruxism at night can also cause similar symptoms via the same pathways.
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
Question to HN: To what extent do we understand vitamin D's activity in our body? A lot of the focus seems to be on the bone, muscle, teeth, etc. components, but I also hear often about headlines like in the OP or its significance in i
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
We love noodles and sauce for they remind us of the simpler, primordial times.
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
Impressive for a small model, and I think it could be improved by fixing individual phrases sounding like they were recorded separately. Subtle differences in sound quality, and no natural transitions between individual words, it fails to s
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
America's lack of customer protection will hurt continue hurting its people. Ladies and gentlemen, please do something about it.
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
On the flipside of this: To understand how to establish, retain, and fail in running your authoritarian regime, I found The Dictator's Handbook by Alastair Smith and Bruce Bueno de Mesquita a very fun read. Although repetitive at times
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
The space was absolutely insane prior to PSD2 in Europe. Luckily most banks now have API endpoints, but there's a new class of middlemen wrangling the APIS: the aggregators who pipe all your data from the banks to apps. It's bette
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
One thing he does point out closer to the conclusion is that currently they haven't found LLMs to be particularly useful, and notes also that AlphaProof is currently not quite there yet in writing succinct proofs. Nonetheless, he seems
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
Hole punching is perhaps why UDP is de facto?
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
Can you always test the entire input space? Only for a few applications.
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
Kurwa?
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
I'm mostly resorting to self-hosting tools on my tiny server these days, but I would love it if I could run local web apps on a synced folder (a la Dropbox), and access them on my computer and mobile phone alike. With the CORS bypasses
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
Is it a quantisation or tokenisation problem?
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
I'm not sure if it was my P50 or not, but the driver was really not good: The polling rate felt like it was about 30Hz and definitely not as pleasant as my nostalgia made it out to be. I ended up never using it, despite the weak trackp
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
Thank you for the breakdown, this is exactly what I meant.
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
The new Cursor agent is able to check the linter output for warnings and errors, and will continue to iterate (for a reasonable number of steps) until it has cleared them up. It's not quite executing, but it does improve output quality
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
New drugs to solve new problems or old problems better would continue receiving protections, and the incentives would remain in place. How do you think about the nationalisation of generics of existing drugs being detrimental to new drugs&#
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
This is what the Turkish government has been up to and it has driven drug costs, and therefore overall costs of healthcare provision and insurance, down. More countries should nationalise production of generics, it works.
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
Recently, I've been thinking a lot about the incredible conveniences we have at our disposal. Yet there are still many places around the world today which do not have clean water, let alone hot clean water, immediately, whenever. Ref
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
Could we actually develop a serious 'fake Windows' layer to assist the hundreds of thousands of Windows-based organisations off Windows and onto Linux? Something which can seamlessly Wine the applications and effectively be free o
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Show HN: Electrobillion, a city builder game where you build the power grid(evrimzone.itch.io)
4 points by evrimoztamur 2y ago|0 comments
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by evrimoztamur 2y ago
I build wasm as a target and this is sadly not an option, I have to rebuild for each little bit. I will be trying a different linker and see how it goes though!

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