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by jmount 6mo ago
Good thing that didn't require two weeks, as that is about 14 attention spans.
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by jmount 6mo ago
Like go pieces being deliberately too large for the board they are used on.
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by jmount 6mo ago
My only issue is the title. It appears they are building a replacement for GitHub of which a replacement for Git is just a component. Building a replacement for GitHub is going to need at least the sort of funding they are mentioning. So on
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by jmount 6mo ago
Very much agree. In fact I don't remember Vista or UAC being as unreliable as the Mac now is.
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by jmount 6mo ago
Love your point. Instructions found to be good by trial and error for one LLM may not be good for another LLM.
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by jmount 6mo ago
And BrowserStack either doesn't know this or knows this and isn't telling. Still bad, in my opinion.
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by jmount 6mo ago
I like this sort of study- but it really misses the point to not give more credit for some of the observations and designs to Codd and others.
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by jmount 6mo ago
I encourage Dyson sphere enthusiasts to listen to the interesting argument that Dyson spheres they may be deliberately designed as an "sounds neat but is impossible" filter joke, ref: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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by jmount 6mo ago
Telling it to "challenge your beliefs" prompting for text that imitates challenging your beliefs. That may not be as re-centering as one would hope.
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by jmount 7mo ago
A rich person engineering their own RNA modifications for their dog? Yeah, I don't want that and bureaucracy is how we voice that.
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by jmount 7mo ago
It is "to survive floods" not to "survive drowning."
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Squeezing the Most Utility from Your AI/ML Models [video](youtube.com)
2 points by jmount 7mo ago|0 comments
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ChatGPT Says She's a Certified Genius [video](youtube.com)
1 points by jmount 7mo ago|0 comments
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by jmount 7mo ago
Really worth watching. This is something one can complain about, and therefore maybe something one can try to fix.
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by jmount 7mo ago
So many tech companies have the "high values" screed that it really just seems like a standard step in the money plan.
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by jmount 8mo ago
That is a neat variation.
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by jmount 8mo ago
This is an important point. Thank you. Games like backgammon (that have betting and the doubling cube to continue), Go (which is calculated in stones), and bridge (again having points) have more natural intermediate scoring systems than che
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by jmount 8mo ago
The GNU stuff becomes more and more relevant. Thanks for posting that.
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We're Cooked, Personal Musing on LLM-Bros(johnmount.github.io)
5 points by jmount 8mo ago|2 comments
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What Is a Centipawn Advantage?(win-vector.com)
69 points by jmount 8mo ago|32 comments
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Ask HN: Info on the 1982 Apple 2 text game Abuse?
6 points by jmount 8mo ago|2 comments
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Exploring Chess Positions and Counts(win-vector.com)
1 points by jmount 8mo ago|0 comments
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by jmount 8mo ago
Just so I know that I took the time to say it. The "singularity is going to be exponential" fantasy is based on assuming change simply becoming proportional to recent advances. Hence the exponential shape. Even conceding "cha
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by jmount 8mo ago
I wonder off and on if in good fiction of "when we meet aliens and start communicating using math"- should the aliens be okay with complex residue theorems? I used to feel the same about "would they have analytic functions as
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There are a lot of Stockfish Chess Games(win-vector.com)
1 points by jmount 8mo ago|0 comments
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Glymphatic system clears amyloid beta and tau from brain to plasma in humans(nature.com)
7 points by jmount 8mo ago|1 comments
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by jmount 8mo ago
I just updated the article. I did use Python's insufficient material detection, in addition to the ability to call for a draw (3-fold repetition, and 50 move rule). I think the "75 move rule" that doesn't require a playe
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by jmount 8mo ago
Nice stuff, thanks for sharing that. I remember from a lot of combinatorial problems (like cutting up space with hyper-planes or calculating VC dimension) that one sees what looks like exponential growth until you have a number of items equ
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How many chess games are possible?(win-vector.com)
85 points by jmount 8mo ago|46 comments
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Even citing NSF funded research is an ACM premium feature(win-vector.com)
2 points by jmount 9mo ago|0 comments

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