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The Poetic Odyssey of Paul Dirac and David Bowman
(griffel.no)
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3y ago
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helixc
4y ago
And test it on the VM [1] inside itself. --- [1]: https://www.engraved.blog/building-a-virtual-machine-inside/
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ChatGPT-Generated 65-Page Tutorial of a Fake Programming Language
(modelstar.io)
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helixc
4y ago
Fully agreed! A dedicated bike lane that separates riders from car traffic could make riding experience very enjoyable. I was born in China during the 80s, when biking was the most common way of transportation. The term "Kingdom of Bic
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Show HN: A Wordle-like game to teach Python, one package per day
(demo.pyweb.io)
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5y ago
We're Constructor customer, and use it to manage our open source projects. It's fast and simple, and does all we want. In addition to all that, the founding team, esp. Seth, is a hidden feature! Every time I feel our team needs so
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Show HN: Pordle, Wordle for Python packages, implemented in a single Python file
(aptx314.pyweb.io)
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helixc
5y ago
Thanks for introducing Automerge, and pointing out the pros/cons! Will dig deeper.
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helixc
5y ago
Has anyone tried to develop anything with MSFT's Fluid Framework [1], which is used to build Loop? I have not got a chance to check details. But it seems quite nice. Any general remarks are welcome. Particularly, I'm interested in
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helixc
5y ago
Very interesting considering both WP and BO are owned by the same boss ...
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5y ago
I believe, this is how scaling works, and exactly the price we pay to afford the top-notch. In any given field, company, pro sport team, there are top 10% labs/groups/players that matters the most. However, to make the 10% emerge,
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helixc
5y ago
You don't understand the difference btw a research paper and a product launch. A paper is to provide inspiration. In this case, a high ZT p-type crystal may indicate a new mechanism that can be applied to searching / designing new
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ESPN reporter’ show fails to air due to her race comment
(cnbc.com)
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Intel CEO sees '10 good years' of chip industry growth
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Exactly what I'm looking for. Waiting for more insights.
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Neuralink co-founder Max Hodak leaves Elon Musk’s brain implant company
(cnbc.com)
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Why do you have to learn JS? If you just want to make a web app and add some interactive 3D models on it, there're some Python libraries can help with that, like: https://github.com/streamlit/streamlit https:
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A reasonable request is not to shut all prestigious publishing monopolies down, but to ask/beg/fight them to be less greedy. As you mentioned, publishers run market places and sell distribution channels. They do not need that high
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helixc
6y ago
Super interesting! Could you share the link to your 2 qubit algorithm paper? I'm also doing quantum research, bit on the hardware side, and really interested in knowing algorithm development.
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Very insightful! Could you share how many qubits you can use in your lab? I guess one need at least 3 qubits to run some interesting quantum algorithms?
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I have a question to the folks who are interested in quantum computation: do you feel getting benefits if you can have direct access to a physical quantum computer? In other words, what hands-on experience you hope to obtain, but cannot mak
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How China Controlled the Coronavirus
(newyorker.com)
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Chatting with friends or their kids, I often got asked if I liked my PhD study. They tried to figure out if PhD is worthwhile for them or their kids to pursue. I liked it a lot because: 1) I had a great relationship with my professor. 2) I
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Duke's case alleging researchers used fraudulent data to win millions in grants
(sciencemag.org)
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Coursera Co-Founder Launches AI Course for Business Professionals
(forbes.com)
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If “Graphene” had become as hot as “Deep Learning”
(linkedin.com)
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