gus_massa

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   by gus_massa 6mo ago

   A lot of them look interesting. Which is your favorite one?
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   by gus_massa 6mo ago

   Not sure if it's on topic, but ... URL?
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   by gus_massa 6mo ago

   > AI is becoming a go-to for everyday decisions: 47% of girls believe AI is better than their parents at helping with homework, and 50% prefer it for recommendations like music, shows, or movies. That's probably a correct opinion.
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   by gus_massa 6mo ago

   What is it? Is it like OpenClaw but it run locally???
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   by gus_massa 6mo ago

   I count only 62/316 = 19.6%. Spamming OSS with PR created by AI will cause angry replies here. It looks like you are doing an effort to improve them, but IMHO it still looks like spam. My recommendation would have been to start with a
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   by gus_massa 6mo ago

   Protip: Don't pick a photo that has a lot of plain white space https://secretjigsaw.com/play.html?id=tqt10789
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   by gus_massa 6mo ago

   Huge related discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48126848
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   by gus_massa 6mo ago

   > To your point, Spanish generally has 24 phonemes. This is why they can map it to the 26 letters much more straight forwardly. We are also cheating with "ñ" :) > Though, I'm a touch surprised it can map to German so
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   by gus_massa 6mo ago

   I agree. My older daughter was learning to read before school, and we started with the usual here in Argentina: ma, me, mi, mo, mu pa, pe, pi, po, pu sa, se, si, so, su ... after a few more rows, we expected her to generalize b
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    [Opening claimer here. Interesting discussion!] Probably I missed the exact names, I guess I should have used "deep" vs "shallow", instead of "phonetic" vs "not phonetic". The problem is that there ar
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    You may enjoy * " The last six months in LLMs, illustrated by pelicans on bicycles " https://simonwillison.net/2025/Jun/6/six-months-in-llms/ ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    URL?
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    There is low effort AI and high effort AI. People hate the avalanche of low effort AI.
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    Note that this is heavily biased for the people that likes to read /newest that also tolerate to see bad [dead] post in case they can find an error and vouch to try to fix it. Hi to everyone!
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    Dumb and faking it and trying to sell the project to even dumber people.
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    Does it assume the floats come from photos or sound or something?
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    It would be nice to replicate in other languages. In Spanish and German, reading is almost phonetic, unlike English. Anyway, from my experience with my daughter, the step from single letters to silabes is difficult.
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    Here in Argentina we got short disruptions from time time, let's say every 10 or20 years. No weapons means no child finding it by accident. I feel safer without a gun at-home, in spite of a little disadvantage in case of a zombie apoca
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    Are you planing to add some randomness to the letter positions like in the cartoons?
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    This is published in "Physics Letters B" that is a good journal. It's not a guaranty that it is correct, but it is NOT the slop that is flooding /newest for months.
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    Another good article with a bad title by sciencedaily. Anyons in 2D have been measured expirementaly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anyon The new part is that they got anyons in 1D systems.
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    Nice article, horrible title by Nature. In these cases, it's better to use the subtitle " Fluorescent proteins with a quantum upgrade could offer unprecedented views inside cells. "
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    Please use the original title. More info and suggestions in https://news.ycombinator.com/newswelcome.html
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    I agree, but there are weird cases https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-coup
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    Hot sulfuric acid for 40 years ... I'd had bet that they were completely dissolved by now.
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    I use TortoiseGit for 99% of the git operations. (And Git Cola on Linux)
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    Did you decídete drop medical school?
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    My guess is that almost everyone was paying with cash, so a $1 bill was not uncommon. I don't remember the last time I paid $20 in cash. [That's like AR$30K here in Argentina. For that ammount, we mostly use credit card, debit car
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    You can probably get a booster of the MMR vaccine. Ask your doctor, or a nearby vaccination center. We get a campaign for an extra dose of MMR here in Argentina every ~5 years, sometimes announced to protect small kids against Measles, some
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    by gus_massa 6mo ago

    * Draw Fish: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44719222 vibe-coded, but the author took a month to polish it. * Gradient Horse: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46955311 I'm not sure how much AI