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by f1shy 2y ago
Is inside the article: "A preferred axis in our universe, inherited by the axis of rotation of its parent black hole, might have influenced the rotation dynamics of galaxies, creating the observed clockwise-counterclockwise asymmetry,”
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by f1shy 2y ago
I see a big danger in that line of thinking. It was (in part) what delegated NNs, that you ponder so high, to the basement for a long time, as many people thought “lets learn expert systems, that is what ships, nobody cares about NNs” I wou
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by f1shy 2y ago
At which point started to be important in science that “public can understand”? I think if something is a better explanation for the reality, we ahould go for it, even if it is difficult for the public. Disclaimer: in this case I have absol
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by f1shy 2y ago
One test I always do is ask for an absolutely minimal language interpreter with TCO. This is part of the code output (after several interactions of it not returning actual code): // Tail Call Optimization (very basic)
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by f1shy 2y ago
I do not understand the negatives. It is along the lines of what I was thinking. At least in my experience, "sell X" is often understood as "go borderline lying about how good it is". "Sell yourself" triggers k
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by f1shy 2y ago
I would say maybe about 80% certainly not 99.99%. But I've seen that in college, some would only be able to solve the problems which were pretty much the same as others already seen. Notably some guys could easily come up with solution
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by f1shy 2y ago
Thaks. I wanted to do exactly that: find the answer online. It is amazing that people (even in HN) think that LLM can reason. It just regurgitates the input.
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by f1shy 2y ago
Also can be used to verify NN decisions. In autonomous driving, a NN can make “instinctive” decisions, and a GOFAI system can verify they work and don’t break civil or physical laws. You can have many parallel NN giving recommendations, and
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by f1shy 2y ago
And don't forget the brainf*k hungarian notation...
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by f1shy 2y ago
Just thank you! :) I came here exactly to ask how this book compares against AIMA. You have done a pretty good job of explaining the main differences.
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by f1shy 2y ago
Absolutely: you can make that with some macros and using type annotations. I do not know how difficult can it be, but surely there are thing already done.
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by f1shy 2y ago
Also sweet expressions [0] [0] https://dwheeler.com/readable/sweet-expressions.html
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by f1shy 2y ago
Do they take the liability for Toyota when they crash? I doubt it.
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by f1shy 2y ago
Independent of instruction set, RISC-V processors will have to learn what ARM lerned. It will take time… yes
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by f1shy 2y ago
Is there “good” dictatorships? My personal opinion is there is no good dictator (ok, in HN context, BDFL in a SW project) I like no totalitarian regime. No one.
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by f1shy 2y ago
Oh. Not again that german ideas!
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by f1shy 2y ago
I thought about this one: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ePRiHbM1Ngo&pp=ygUWVGVkIHRhbGs...
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by f1shy 2y ago
Depending on the medium, the penalty of reading single bytes in sparse locations could be comparable with reading the whole file. Maybe not a big win.
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by f1shy 2y ago
I think the prob. is not so low. I remember reading here about a person getting a foto of another chat in a chat application, which was using sha in the background. I do not recall all the details, it is improbable, but possible.
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by f1shy 2y ago
https://github.com/lisp-books/lisp-books/blob/main/Art%20of%...
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by f1shy 2y ago
When I learned CLOS it was the first time OOP started making sense for me.
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by f1shy 2y ago
It was sarcasm to make a point , in case you did not notice.
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by f1shy 2y ago
The first time it was posted I said: I hate the system, but I like the presentation. The system is great if you like to remember the IPs of the sites you need instead of the urls…
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by f1shy 2y ago
Seems to be good for people who prefer to remember the IPs instead of domain names…
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by f1shy 2y ago
Also Basic, wasn’t it?
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by f1shy 2y ago
Yes, 90 to 110k is pretty much TOP. A lot of seniority and experience. If you want to go higher, you have to go management path (even lower management is included in the union) If you look at the table of salaries of a big union [1], you ca
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by f1shy 2y ago
>> This is why bespoke software development is never ever primarily about the software Let me rephrase: This is why bespoke software development is never ever primarily about the code It has all to do with SW. The big problem is thi
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by f1shy 2y ago
CP/M or so, the father of DOS
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by f1shy 2y ago
Yes. Absolutely. But let me dream, there is an operating system, very good integrated with a decent IDE, where youncan create applications very easily, without downloading terabytes of cuestionable libraries. I mean like in the leftpad case
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by f1shy 2y ago
Is not that aspect that bothers me. I’m on the same boat. I mean: why I feel I was capable of doing things in a C64, that I cannot dream of doing in my new 2000 dollar computer.

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