horsh1

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Have LLMs solved natural language parsing?
5 points by horsh1 3y ago|11 comments
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by horsh1 3y ago
Nothing existing only before 1985, that is, before the invention of the open source, was alive in the first place. The code for the classic programs is nowhere to be found. And if found, it is written in some interlisp dead language.
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by horsh1 3y ago
It would be interesting to see if Nota could solve one problem that TeX and LaTeX, while theoretically capable, don't really solve in practice. Namely, the ease of styling according to dumb external requirements. Just to give you sever
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by horsh1 3y ago
So what is the real totalitarian difference of Zhima from, say, Equifax or Experian?
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by horsh1 3y ago
Can the language be changed?
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by horsh1 4y ago
... Using Tokyo as the vision of the future ten years before Blade Runner and Akira.
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by horsh1 4y ago
> Burton's extended unexplained car ride What do you mean unexplained? They clearly were showing the future. The multi-level Tokyo highways were percieved as extremely futuristic by the soviet audience. There was nothing like that i
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by horsh1 4y ago
How long until Greenland is green again?
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by horsh1 4y ago
An fb2 diff tool
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by horsh1 4y ago
Given the progress of the large language models, the news is almost irrelevant now: "Produce me Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, but more offensive to everyone". "Make Catch 22 version, but make higher officers less dum
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by horsh1 4y ago
Zero results for requests in japanese, russian or hebrew. Suckless they say? What content?
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by horsh1 4y ago
Read HN, but filter out all things like bbc.com, wsj.com, nyt.com, cnn.com, bloomberg.com, apple.com, microsoft.com, twitter.com, reuters.com. If it is an msm or a software giant -- just filter it all out completely.
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by horsh1 4y ago
Fixity and associativity control at least at the haskell level. Notation comparable to Coq level. Generics without jvm limitations. Subtyping or subsets of inductive types. Rich signature overloading. No need for general recursion, loops et
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by horsh1 4y ago
And trailing lambdas?
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by horsh1 5y ago
And also there are user defined functions on dicts. Those are all moves in the right direction, but all seem ad hoc and partial.
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by horsh1 5y ago
Yea, that's a good thing.
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by horsh1 5y ago
Less repetitions. Instead of roo(X, W) :- zut(X, Z), pum(Z, Y), tos(Y, W) we could write something like roo/2 :- zut . pum . tos
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by horsh1 5y ago
No cyrillic or hiragana suport :-(
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Marcel Grossman Institutional Award Goes to Spektr-RG(icra.it)
1 points by horsh1 5y ago|0 comments
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by horsh1 6y ago
Here's a version with English captions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajknsrDX-VY
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by horsh1 6y ago
Soviet TV play adaptation of Asimov's "The Naked Sun". Has the best looking robots. (See the beginning of part 3 for example) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQWLsZurF5U https://www.youtube.com&#x2
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by horsh1 6y ago
Hobbit, yes! While 1991 "lotr" and 1985 "the hobbit" are both tv playes, the lotr is rather awful and amateurish. But "the Hobbit" is a real masterpiece.
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by horsh1 6y ago
For fun.
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by horsh1 6y ago
No cyrillic, no hiragana, no hebrew :-(.