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   by ks2048 2y ago

   It is giving me "Access Denied".
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   by ks2048 2y ago

   My understanding is guns per person has gone up significantly, but percentage of people who own guns has not. Which means some people of LOTS of guns.
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   by ks2048 2y ago

   I know this is not an uncommon opinion in tech circles, but I believe an insane thing to hang humanities hopes on. There's no reason to think AI will be omnipotent.
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   by ks2048 2y ago

   Nice work. Just FYI for anybody else - it adds an icon to status bar (if that's what it's called? - top right icons). I thought it was going to open an app window and didn't notice the icon, so thought it wasn't working.
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   by ks2048 2y ago

   I see. Thanks for the reply. I opened one of the tar files and see now how it has extracted the text into json files.
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   by ks2048 2y ago

   It looks like it contains data from CommonCrawl and ArXiv. It's not clear what kind of processing they did, but sometimes these releases seem like just repackaging existing datasets with your name own name on them. It's not hard t
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   by ks2048 2y ago

   I like it principle, but after watching the situation with Twitter clones, I'm not too optimistic on federated services taking off. I would like to see a wikipedia-style system for Twitter/Reddit: open access data, non-profit.
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   by ks2048 2y ago

   How about using some of that money to develop CUDA alternatives so everyone is not paying the Nvidia tax?
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   by ks2048 2y ago

   This blog post doesn't mention it, but the tweet that it links to contains the more interesting point: GitHub markdown supports automatically rendering these mermaid diagrams.
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    Graham Hutton YouTube series: Functional Programming in Haskell https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLF1Z-APd9zK7usPMx3LGMZEHr...
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    The message is: if you refuse to be our puppet state and play by our rules, we will destroy you for as long as it takes. Anyone who believes the US acts to punish evil authoritarians in defense of freedom and democracy is delusional. Look a
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    This is an interesting case study in how a reporter decides to word some basic facts. Here, the economy "surged by 1.3%", but in the cited source (Bloomberg), the economy "rose by 1.3%". That article also has more stats
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    Put another way, billionaire “libertarians” bribe candidate to transfer billions in tax dollars to thier businesses.
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    Maybe a basic question, but if jobs are hard to come by, why is unemployment low?
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    The demo is computing prime numbers - what does that have to do with the DOM?
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    Shoutout to the Maya who also had zero (as a placeholder in base 20 number system), it seems by at least 36 BC
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    What if we replace P={god exists} with P={there is a cardinality between integers and reals}? I think some people think of “god exists” as unknowable, or undefinable, or ill-defined, etc. But the “riddle” requires P to be exactly true or fa
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    This looks like a nice write-up and implementation. I'm left wondering what is the "trick"? How does it manage to beat OpenBLAS, which is assembly+C optimized over decades for this exact problem? It goes into detail about ca
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    Apparently, this is the proof in 19,000 lines of Coq: https://github.com/ccz181078/Coq-BB5/blob/main/BB52Theorem.v
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    According to Scott Aaronson's blog post on this, there are 16,679,880,978,201 5-state Turing machines. I wonder if we know what percentage of them halt? Edit: number of TM for n states: (4n + 1)^(2n). Found this (for smaller n), which
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    I appreciate inventing a simple language to teach programming and this looks like a good introduction. But at first glance, this looks SO similar to Python - just teach them to use some parentheses and colons and you'll be learning pro
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    You clipped the second half of this quote, "and buying clothes that fit well". That does seem to be a big part of what dieworkwear guy talks about.
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    I'm not sure its Boomers who create these images. It's Boomers who reply "Amen" to a pictures of six-fingered Jesus wrapped in an American flag. (Actually I'm not quite sure - maybe it's just mostly bots replyi
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    Is this “typesetting” only referring to things like page layout? For glyph rendering and shaping, I thought FreeType and HarfBuzz were the most popular open source engines, which I don’t see here.
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    Following up with compile time of a few variations. let result:Double = -(1 + 1) + -(1 + 1) - 1 // 10.829s let result:Double = -(1 + 1) + -(1 + 1) // 1.724s let result:Double = (1 + 1) + (1 + 1) - 1 &
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    Wow, that is crazy. For me (Swift 5.10) that single line is taking 11 seconds. Meanwhile, I have a 16,000 line app (importing AppKit, SceneKit and more) that compiles in 8 seconds.
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    Homepage seems broken, https://sqlite-studio.frectonz.io/
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    Thanks, yeah lots more to look into. Just getting started! Thanks for your work. Your "Awesome ARC" page looks really helpful.
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    I pronounce "lair" with two syllables.
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    by ks2048 2y ago

    This is interesting. I've been looking at the data today and made a helper to quickly view the ARC dataset: https://kts.github.io/arc-viewer/ So you can view 100 per page instead of clicking through one-by-one: h