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lupire
11mo ago
> So there's some strange sense in which these laws of nature seem to arise from, or are at least deeply connected to geometry. Alternativey, geometry is how we choose to formulate our understanding of the Universe's behavior.
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11mo ago
There is more than a lifetime of incredibly great PC games that run on your existing hardware, and if this is your life's hobby, then paying an extra $100 or so every year or few is a drop in the bucket of your gaming expenses
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11mo ago
Who is Margolis, and are they happy that OP publicly announced accessing all their confidential files? Clever work by OP. Surely there is automatic prober tool that already hacked this product?
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11mo ago
This was the plot of Grisham's book The Firm in 1991
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11mo ago
Can you link to more info about this?
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11mo ago
Tens of thousands of novices have failed to run npm dev, yet didn't accidentally delete their hard drive.
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11mo ago
If s multimodal model were considered human, it would be diagnosed with multiple severe disabilities in its sensory systems.
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11mo ago
Funny how we worked so hard to built capability systems for mobile OSes, and the just gave up trying when LLM tools came around.
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11mo ago
What makes a program malware? Does intent matter, or only behavior?
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11mo ago
Ctrl-F XMPP Hmm. Remember when gTalk had XMPP and Facebook killed XMPP by refusing to support it and launching the chat silo wars?
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11mo ago
Awful NYT-standard title Subtitle: David Sacks, the Trump administration’s A.I. and crypto czar, has helped formulate policies that aid his Silicon Valley friends and many of his own tech investments.
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11mo ago
And that covid happened and made everyone mad and kicked out the incumbents in every major election in the world.
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11mo ago
It mostly worked in the US, when outsourcing manufacturing devastated domestic capabilities. There are only a few exceptions.
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11mo ago
Bernie Madoff's son called the FBI on him.
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11mo ago
What definition of area are you using in the first place, for non-swuare objects? Most people find area intuitive and informal, but if you describe area formally, it should be easy to use your definition to account for scaling.
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11mo ago
You mean non-Euclidean fabric? https://www.johndcook.com/blog/2022/09/08/trig-hyperbolic-ge... https://math.hmc.edu/funfacts/spherical-pythagorean-theorem/ https://e
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11mo ago
> The purely trigonometric proof that was found by some high school students recently is a great one. It was geometric, using trigonometric vocabulary.
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11mo ago
> Now the only thing which I'm not sure of is whether there's a way to show that the determinant of a rotation matrix is 1 without assuming the Pythagorean identity already You can define the determinant that way. Now the ques
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11mo ago
Draw it on graph paper: Set B as the origin, and let BC (the 'a' side), be on the the positive side of the x-axis. Let AC be on the positive side of the y-axis. The left matrix is a clockwise rotation and scaling. This is clearly
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You hate AI more than you love music?
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11mo ago
- Google search: free - Having the license to make it "official": $300k per year
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11mo ago
I simply tell the LLM to call out my mistakes and explain them, but do not offer corrections or replacements. I use it to help my kids with their homework and it's fantastic.
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11mo ago
Censoring the n-word is an even worse shibboleth. https://iowacapitaldispatch.com/2025/11/13/school-fired-work...
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11mo ago
The false precision of "207" tells me all I need to know.
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11mo ago
How many of these 30 tips can replaced by Tip 8: tell Gemini to read the tips and update its own prompt?
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11mo ago
Gemini appears to bill random amounts for reasons nobody knows.
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11mo ago
He's published 11 books in the past 5 years? Is he using AI assisted writing, too?
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11mo ago
Antigravity obsoleted Gemini CLI, right?
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11mo ago
are there any current or foreseeable practical applications of those results? the math of infinity isn't very relevant to the finite programs that humans use. Even today's astronomically large computing systems have size approxima
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11mo ago
>hoping that what they write sufficiently explains the actual "machine code" actual, having faith that what they write could compile, run, and pass tests, but never doing so.
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