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https://archive.today/latest/www.nature.com/articles/d41586-...
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Might this be a subtler than one might think response to RPython? About its sponsor GSI: > As a leader in SRAM technology, we leverage our extensive expertise to develop radiation-hardened memory products for space and military use
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> same mistake Google did This made me realize that their original strategy was to extract the promise from the fat long tail of their respective supply ("unique experience" for abnb, "relevant search results" for go
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Can't blame people for having an existential dread about stacking all those W's for exactly no more cultural impact than a perfectly designed recycling bin. I'm looking forward to the book (or movie) at least, I dunno about t
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Another one, but for a lesser demetallization. Thank you! > However, replacing aluminum, titanium, and thermosets with primarily thermoplastic carbon fiber composites (CFRP), which can be welded together automatically without separating
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Glad to see a more hardworking (fellow) missionary of the great demetallization!
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Update: apologies! I see Edtech in YC's latest RFS. They probably think that Edtech targeted at (self-)teachers would be less controversial & more likely to gain organic traction as well!
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Terence Tao: Formalizing a proof in Lean4 with Claude and o4 [video]
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There are reasons the welding movement isn't going to spread to the UK. More general awareness of the risks, less cultural passion for the optics https://breathefreely.org.uk/guidance-on-exposure-to-mangene... > The
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> there's too many of them to allow judging Agree with this in particular as a good symptom of the "tectonic shifts". I usually blame the Baumol effect, i.e., the increasing difficulty of the inherently human task: keepin
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I don't either but they are right next to each other, so nobody can accuse causation :) (Another pair is Sweden-Germany: 0.959) Update: by good or bad I took you to having meant whether they are reliable or not. Oops!
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Interesting (to me). Ireland and Finland are 0.948 & 0.949 on the Human Development Index
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[1] uh... " varietal "? E: are you spending more time in lobste.rs instead :)?
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I think LLMs, if used correctly, can be useful for BOTH the credentialing and the human resource development (*cough*) Essentially, since they are a summary of "the" state of knowledge, the teacher should be able to ask them to pu
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TIL: SD inspired by air-crash investigations (which attract "informed" pundits like bugzappers), AND is a flight instructor himself! https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00224.
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Blatant
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My eyes opened a little bit! "Sidney Dekker" & "lese majeste" or even "Wilhoit" returned nothing interesting, so that's a new open secret (if I didn't totally misunderstand, that is) Aside: does t
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Maybe he thinks it's too early to get sued over a blog-- he's only just got to the HN frontpage for the first time this year? Subtext of his previous blogpost: Capitalism is powered by greed. https://250bpm.substack.c
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> If you combine those two frameworks, you could conclude that to be accountable for something you must have the power to change it and understand what you are trying to accomplish when you do. You need both the power and the story of ho
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There's a HN discussion for that too (2 days ago), maybe you're referring to that :)? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43853663
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Related discussion (517 pts): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41891694 https://aworkinglibrary.com/reading/unaccountability-machine (A very short overview of Dan Davies' book, quoted in TFA,
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Some say Yahweh was a god of fire and metallurgy, so the analogy is even more intricate. Dig further and understand the symbolism of Werner von Braun (--the final step in the millennia long effort to assimilate sun worship as well) https:
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However. > Not to be completely dismissive A whole series of essays based on the above, dismissing <deep learning>, <venture capital>, <LLM>, <blockchain>, <compute-based consumer platforms>, Remains to be
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> . Hence, the Br atoms kept the molecules on track, likely because their interaction with the surface substantially contributed to the barrier for molecular rotation Yeah that's a reason people prefer AFM (but then they won'
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Yeah you're probably right about the clocks but I hope that wouldn't stop people from trying :) > The experiment was conducted at 7K so the molecule Br is good at sticking to Ag so I suspect the 7K is mainly (besides issues co
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Not entirely.. terminal Br were also required to keep the molecule on the Silver tracks..
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this conversation inspired me to think about the existence of a "natural" conservation law that could be associated with our fave isoquants (& figure 7!) :)
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Not an expert, but would this count as molecular scale :)? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical_clock (This version can be done at home with halides imho: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iodine_clo
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Check out Figure 2[a] https://people.bu.edu/chamley/HSFref/Allen11.pdf (Figures 4-5 for Newcastle) > Between 1500 and 1600, the population of London grew from about 50,000 to 200,000 in response to the trade-i
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Fear of death can be healthy (esp when one is young)! That said, courage is the first virtue, don't pay attention to people who complain about its signalling
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