malux85

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   by malux85 3y ago

   The vocal anti-gay conservative The social media poster who has GOT to get the rolex in frame every time The anti-cheat professor forging their own results The bragging sexual conquestor Isn't it funny how people reveal themselves so e
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   by malux85 3y ago

   duration? better make that a float, not in int ....
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   by malux85 3y ago

   It sounds cliche but the old advice “do something you’re passionate about” applies. I have loved chemistry since I was a teenager because I had an inspiring teacher, without this passion I would have given up when I got to the very hard par
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   by malux85 3y ago

   Yes, created by hand, lots of techniques are required to get a well running system, GoT (graph of thought) RAG (retrieval augmented generation), Ko detection, dynamic problem decomposition, and a few more techniques I have invented but dont
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   by malux85 3y ago

   I am in computational chemistry which has some crossover with Materials Science. AI is useful for speeding up simulations, doing molecular interaction predictions, doing property predictions, doing molecular docking. LLMs are helpful as res
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   by malux85 3y ago

   Yeah I have noticed youtube search is bad - the only time it gives me what I want is if I search for something I have watched previously - Discovery is totally useless.
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   by malux85 3y ago

   Given the number of hookups, it’s probably fractions of cents ;)
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   by malux85 3y ago

   Hopefully someone with more astromomy knowledge can help me here: Is this just material from the accretion disk that is being ejected somehow? It's not material that has past the event horizon? (As far as we know material that has cros
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   by malux85 3y ago

   Yes, you can extend the logic forever, however that ignores the obvious and enormous power differential between the two parties. The first has to go down and get their food, a minor inconvienience. The other has to risk losing their deliver
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    by malux85 3y ago

    I think they are drawing on the similarity that both things (pi-hole and black holes) were theorized long before they were proven - but I dont think this is a very good addition to the article, it just confuses concepts that aren't rel
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    by malux85 3y ago

    Imagine being in a world where you can wave your finger over some little glass shard, and a hot meal of your choosing is delivered to you. Then imagine complaining that you had to go outside your house to get it. I think the act of getting
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    by malux85 3y ago

    Much further in each direction, on the left, we compile LLMs to bare metal and boot them without an operating system. On the right, we have more layers, so we must boot a VM in the browser, visit the same webpage, boot a vm on that page, an
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    by malux85 3y ago

    Is there a way we can apply? I am building https://atomictessellator.com , and since I am 100% technical I am not sure about commercialising or open sourcing it, I definitly would like to open source some of the components (e.g.
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    by malux85 3y ago

    It also boggles my mind how these investors give money without doing ANY technical due diligence. This company claimed all of its value was in IP (i.e. source code) and it took me 15 minutes of reading the code to see there was nothing uniq
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    by malux85 3y ago

    Yeah, {zero, one}-shot is frequently wrong, to get good results you need to ToT or GoT (Tree of thought, graph of thought) which is currently only useful in more automated codewriting systems (like I'm building with https://
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    by malux85 3y ago

    The last one I worked at was like this, due to its founder being 19yo and extremely inexperienced. Raised 6M, no customers, no revenue, no product, a buggy, non-functional MVP. 19yo founder was terrified to relinquish control to senior devs
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    by malux85 3y ago

    Decorators are a runtime construct, this is a code-writing-time feature, wouldn't it be confusing to have Maccarone find the decorators at write-time that then did nothing at runtime?
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    by malux85 3y ago

    It takes me 15-20 minutes just to switch my mind from "alert problem solving" mode to meditative state in sync with body - and get my breathing right. I guess everyone is different, for me the practice was looking for guidance and
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    by malux85 3y ago

    For me, it was about confronting deliberate self deception. In my mind I always told myself that "I dont have time to exercise", when the truth was, I was too lazy to exercise. While I was meditating, this profound clarity came to
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    by malux85 3y ago

    Embed articles and throw the results in a vector database. Throw up a search result that just uses cosine similarity on the vector search with questionable metrics and no explanations on how things are calculated. Charge yearly because you
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    by malux85 3y ago

    I'm doing catalyst discovery with my side project https://atomictessellator.com , I will be checking to see if I can reproduce and then build off this research. Part of my data pipeline is catalyst activity modelling
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    by malux85 3y ago

    Strawman argument - You are reducing the comment to "Hacker News" when thats not at all what they said, they said "The hype". For sure the hype caused a lot more focus on reproducability attempts than it would have got o
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    by malux85 3y ago

    This is really great too, I am building self-generating experiments and molecular simulations with https://atomictessellator.com and I am going to try out this framework after work
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    by malux85 3y ago

    Modern linux has 4500x the features as v0.01 - multi CPU architecutre support, better scheduling, better memory allocators, different filesystems, permissions and isolation, more advanced networking, drivers, security. While there is bloat
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    by malux85 3y ago

    I’m a senior dev, having coded commercially for 20 years now, and I think you are correct. In my time, I have been an embedded C developer, a kernel developer, MFC C++, then J2EE, then Mobile C# .NET, then Python we dev, Python DS, Python S
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    by malux85 3y ago

    When I was 18 years old in high school, I found the video online of Mercury beating heart: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6631u7d4E0 Being young I thought I had discovered free energy, so I set about making this. I carefu
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    by malux85 3y ago

    This is great, I am going to try it out on my personal pet project https://atomictessellator.com I am doing a lot at the moment to automate the molecular simulation pipelines (this itself breaks into many subtasks), this framew
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    by malux85 3y ago

    Oh I see they profit from the fact that I'm charged to send the SMS, I thought they were profiting from the end user visiting a link (and generating ad revenue) Thanks for explaining!
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    by malux85 3y ago

    Can someone explain this attack a bit clearer please? If my server is sending a 2FA to a mobile number, then I control the number and the content of the message, so how does the attacker send to blocks of numbers and profit from the traffic
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    by malux85 3y ago

    Ah yes, you're right, definitly not in the layoff message