konstantinua00

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by konstantinua00 3y ago
that's just the plus, no? I'm asking about the star
62.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
in problem 2, what does star in R^*_+ mean?
63.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
"play" in the address is misleading, yeah otherwise it's a very nice story great in its simplicity, fails in its simplicity
64.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
that games goes a lot faster once you discover that holding enter is an autoclicker
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by konstantinua00 3y ago
I think those are failure detection systems reporting probably some time before, this ai had paranoid operator that coded in a large amount of problems to immideately report makes me wonder if observing extreme paranoia makes one go blind t
66.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
wait... did you just open the webpage, saw "you write a prompt" and turned it off, thinking it's a "speak with ai" game? could've waiting until 2 clicks at least, man...
67.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
Just need to go to Titan atmosphere thick enough, gravity low enough
68.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
I sometimes wonder if something as changeable as fpga can be made for asynchronous circuits...
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by konstantinua00 3y ago
every time I hear about examples of simpson in peactice, I don't get what lesson to learn marketting team overoptimized, so non-nutrition demand fell? drop nutrition from line of products, so that you're both efficient in products
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by konstantinua00 3y ago
I'd prefer sattelite speed in km/s, as these numbers in a thousands don't parse in my mind... I don't know anything to relate it to that is expressed in km/h - transition point is in ~1000km/h =~= 300 m/s
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by konstantinua00 3y ago
confusion in that if you treat lambda calculus as computation instead of "mathematical truths", then following the proof in the opposite direction requires conjuring out of thin air a complicated construction that isn't obv
72.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
I don't get it example shows that it's y(g)->g(y(g)), not the opposite...
73.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
...can we keep our phone numbers private by NOT HAVING THEM REQUIRED AT ALL, please?
74.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
Shin, this is 7th week in the row you've shown new battery invention to the class --- but honestly, what's the deal with same-y headlines about batteries? can we have articles that actually keep observing these technologies as the
75.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
is it ahead? last I heard the set goal became too optimistic
76.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
you're thinking of industrial compute like a cloud author and some people here (including me) correctly recognise the intended meaning of "compute gifted by casual people" - like SETI or RSA projects
77.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
...so just do a zigzag to fit more in same space?
78.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
as a non-native speaker, may I ask what egregious even mean? intentional?
79.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
> barefoot ...why was this detail added? i-is it even positive or negative? did the writer have foot fetish or shoes fetish? one word, but many more questions
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by konstantinua00 3y ago
Are you talking about FRACTRAN? Halting problem being reduced to [subset of collatz-like problems] says nothing about uncomputability of [all the rest of collatz-like problems] and even less about [does single specific collatz-like problem
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by konstantinua00 3y ago
> An additional criteria for a Busy Beaver-like Turing machine is that there is a "halt" state, which can be seen in the article's table for state C reading input 0. Technically, that's "halt" _transition_.
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by konstantinua00 3y ago
> SIMT and SIMD are different things. was anything said against that? the comment said SIMT is same as SPMD
83.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
what is rit?
84.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
it's not about _combining_ words into one better page Japanese
85.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
I second the earlyoom recomendation it's a lifesaver
86.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
On the other hand, I heard "our current toolchain would cost 10x less" at least from one person in one firm in the industry
87.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
"Wargames" is the more optimistic version of this movie, I suppose
88.
by konstantinua00 3y ago
once again, Cloudshare limits the internet
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by konstantinua00 3y ago
huh, if anything, I wouldn't have imagined birds smacking into windows on first floor...
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by konstantinua00 3y ago
it's the temperature of light emitter, not of the panel it's pretty much saying "efficient (for a photovoltaic) electricity from powerful infrared" Sun is 6000 degrees, so most of its emergy is in different frequency Ins

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