gus_massa

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by gus_massa 1mo ago
Both, a nice and a naughty version :)
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
Nice! The first part mostly follows thesteps of Burns' proof but the explanation adds a lot of the implicit details and a few relevant interactive graphics. Anyway, reading the repo I got lost. Where is Te certificate? Where is the ver
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
Neither will I, but it looks like a super easy rule to add to an expert system or the system prompt. Anyway, don't most LLM know that you shouldnotbreak pasta?
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
Do you have an official translation in English?
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
They all go to https://news.ycombinator.com/shownew , only after a few upvotes they go to https://news.ycombinator.com/show , but I don't know the threshold.
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
I don't like this type of comments but in this case I have to agree 100%. I like this graphical explanation of the problem https://phdcomics.com/comics/archive.php?comicid=1162
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
You can go to https://news.ycombinator.com/news and find recent posts. I like when the discussion is still small.
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
Photos?! I found them in https://www.thetubecomputer.com/ linked somewhere in the register artcle. Try posting it today, it may get more traction.
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
> One tile on the board wears a ring When I move, all the sqares flash and that is confusing. It would be nice if the 6 squares that don't move have no visual effects.
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
As a joke project, it would be nice to add a LLM module that adds a commentary bullshiting an explanation of why it is destroying the human player.
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
Mathematician here. 1) People love soap operas. 2) They used a lot of computing power, i.e. a lot of money. I care more about what I or my coworkers can get paying a few bucks per month. 3) For short delimited math problems, LLM are amazing
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
Welcome! https://news.ycombinator.com/newswelcome.html
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
Some photos have a arrow like the border of before/after can be moved, but it does not move. In photo of the crowded street, it's too weird to remove the main woman. Why the photomober is always the guy with the backpack?
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
IIUC, the accusation was not to try to remove Alpöge from the paper he wrote with Buckmaster solving the "easier" conjeture, but to exclude Alpöge in the followup paper where Buckmaster review the OpenAI solution of the "full
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Tell HN: R2-D2 and Chewbacca playing holochess
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
That's a nice article, but it's not relevant here. The article you linked is about using quantum computer for fake big number factorization. You pick a very big number with a well known easy factorization and then use a quantum co
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
URL? I can try to take a look and pick 2 or 3 I like, as a recommendation to post here. (Anyway, it's difficult to predict what the hivemind will upvote.) (Which are your 2 or 3 favorites?)
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
Not native speaker here: I don't understand your sentence. Am I a bot? :) [I guess it's each word rhymes with the correct one. I'll try later, but I have very little hope to solve the riddle.]
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
I think it's difficult, but what can be shown to users without registering?
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
URL? Some photos of the corpses? Indoor or balcony?
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
No idea about statistics, but in most physict courses in my university, they recomend 3 books: 1) The main book, that has a complete explanation and is well ordered. It's for learning. 2) Tha Landau book, that is super short and hard.
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
It needs some fuzzy matching for search, for example many entries say Argentina but one say Argentine, and people expect all to match. [Hi from Argentina!] In the phone, I can search but I can't scroll the list of partial matches.
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
Do you have a blog? What are the two most interesting anecdotes about developing your game that you would tell an old friend while drinking a beer?
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
I'm not sure, but in some advice I now add: " no cheating with AI "
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
Oh! They included Morocco but not the United Kingdom. an interesting editorial decision. Anecdote time: A few years ago we made a math exposition and we wanted to show something about the Four Color Theorem. We were advice to not use a real
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
I can't find Portugal. I expect Portugal----Spain-+-----------+-France----[Many ¿7?]≡≡≡≡[Whatever, I give up] \-Andorra-/ but I can't find it. I think the map in the main article and the graph in t
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
If you like this, you may like " Guess the countries just from what borders what " https://wilf.live/worldgraph/ (HN submission by the author wolfred: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4460
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
He has rejected papers too https://mathstodon.xyz/@tao/113721192051328193
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
a) It would be super nice to see the 3D version on the web page. Perhaps with 2 or 3 popular materials. b) It would be also nice that you make a few of them, go to a 3D printer shop, put the real object on a table/wall on the real worl
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by gus_massa 1mo ago
It looks like an exercise for a course in "Algebra 2" in my university. (A different course name in other universities.) I probably should know it. Give me 30 minutes to prove it. (Part of the magic is in "normal".) My a

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