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by gtsnexp 1y ago
Their white paper touches on the issue, which seems slightly hand-wavy without much detail on quantification. They could potentially take advantage of heat gradients from deep space and dissipate heat to explore the Seeback effect.
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
This looks serious! Particularly weird is the notion that multiple clades emerged nearly simultaneously on different continents. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11123812/?utm_sourc... I couldn't find
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
Is there a slight 'Last of Us' motivation here?
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
The author calls it 'Ultimate MCP Server'.
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The MCP Server?(github.com)
4 points by gtsnexp 1y ago|1 comments
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
If I’m reading it correctly, the document doesn’t offer any concrete action plan; it just says something along the lines of 'the United Nations should be consulted'. Am I missing something? It’s rather anticlimactic...
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
Cargo Cult?
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
This take is gatekeeping and sexist. Coding is not the job description for FSF leadership; policy, licensing, and funding are. The previous, highly effective former FSF executive director was a poet, not a programmer. Focus on outcomes: mai
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
OS/2: the future that never was
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
And, as far as I can tell, they are using Stella ( https://www.software3d.com/StellaManual.php?prod=Great&utm_s... ) for most of his work on paper.
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Art about Mathematics (Rinus Roelofs)(nytimes.com)
5 points by gtsnexp 1y ago|2 comments
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
Rinus' web presence: https://www.rinusroelofs.nl/index.html
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
And normalized performance? :)
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
Naive question: by your analogy, would a 1990s Ferrari perform today as it did back then?
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
This is amazing, they treat demos as mini-inquiries: predict → observe → explain. I’d like to spin up open, libraries for chemistry and biology with the same spirit (prediction prompts, low-cost kits, failure modes, disposal notes, and pair
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Light detection in blind human retina using ultra-sensitive human ion channels(sciencedirect.com)
3 points by gtsnexp 1y ago|0 comments
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
Has Asahi reached maturity yet?
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
The dream: an Arch-friendly laptop that runs as cool as Apple Silicon, with Apple's monitor, Apple's trackpad, Apple's audio. Ask HN: What am I looking for?
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
Question for the organizers: Is there an inactivity timeout on claimed sub-problems? Say someone “claims” a task and then goes quiet, others hold back; but without claims, you risk duplicate effort, right? How do you balance that? If there’
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
Not full-time. I mostly switched around school, weekends, and library trips. I hadn’t really stopped to ask what I “got” from it until your question—so thanks for this! At the time it wasn’t about extracting any value; it was the adventure
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
Thinking of a RAG with the entire Ritman library collection as a GM.
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
This is revolutionary. In my youth, I traveled through old libraries in Germany, collecting microfilm of Paracelsus’s works. Online availability could reshape the study of the early history of chemistry, metallurgy, and physics. “Occult phi
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
https://gptzero.me/ Says that at large portions of it are 100% human
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
Here is where everything started: https://cba.mit.edu/classes/index.html
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Terence Tao explains what's going on(mstdn.science)
3 points by gtsnexp 1y ago|1 comments
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
Is it available in the EU yet? Doesn't look like...
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The Forgotten Half of Scientific Thinking(pnas.org)
7 points by gtsnexp 1y ago|2 comments
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Nanoprosthetic near infrared vision restoration(science.org)
1 points by gtsnexp 1y ago|0 comments
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by gtsnexp 1y ago
Yes!
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by gtsnexp 2y ago
How far are we from completely replacing Zemax?

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