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by mcint 3y ago
Speaking of checking people's profiles, on mouseover with Refined Hacker News [1] installed, I see you don't have a bio set up. [1]: https://github.com/plibither8/refined-hacker-news I also have HackerSmacker
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iPhone keyboard: Learns what you type, dynamically resizes key "hot zones"(2008)(cnet.com)
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I had not hear about this. Surprising early, quiet success of simple models. Wayback Machine does not seem to have the demo videos saved.
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In reference to a key aspect of ARC's design.
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Classic thorough post venam! Glad you're sharing them! I don't have the spare cycles to substantively engage. These posts would make for really good discussion seeds in the linux infrastructure meetup I run. Comprehensive, but sti
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Even if this just becomes chemotherapy but locally activated by near-infrared light, that would be great. It means, at worst, don't go outside or be in bright sun-lit spaces, but also, we can shine a flashlight on where the cancer is t
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They've quoted a kill rate, but that's neither sensitivity nor specificity. Sounds much better than general chemotherapy. Hope it stays selective in vivo. The light-triggered aspect seems promising.
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Nuclear is costly _now_*. It wasn't getting built, for years. There is so much energy to be had from that, and cost learning curves can come down. France's ("small") modular reactors, SMR, they even aim to sell internati
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The distinction I remember from the paper, is that discrete data (text, DNA) could be modeled effectively with only real-valued components, while continuous data (audio, video) benefited from complex numbers -- in their state. Evidently sum
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(A smaller later dup thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38606590 )
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The distinction I remember from the paper, is that discrete data (text, DNA) could be modeled effectively with only real-valued components, while continuous data (audio, video) benefited from complex numbers -- in their state. Evidently sum
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Wow! Someone brought up and demonstrated go's "example tests" just yesterday to me and a group. He praised them highly for tech-adjacent fields where people don't have familiarity with software engineering practices for
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Project by https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=mg All manually user-generated by people contributing <= 3 names through https://www.gnoosic.com/ , then voting on other names suggested in the same neighbo
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Excellent demo! It cool to see egraph transforms supported in producing alternative equations with different numerical stability properties. Nice end to end work!
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Yes, with a patch https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacBook_Pro#macOS from https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/MODELS.ht... I thought my 2015 MBP wasn't able to upgrade. Good to kn
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> Through these hackers can generally get passwords of all users of these services. Assuming you mean password manager services. If they can get a copy of the vaults at all, in a well-designed system they have to attack each one individu
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Has me wanting to use them as a screensaver. Ease enough to download, though original the sources would be nice. I would want to play with each of these visualization modes with non-noise inputs, FFTs, intricate spectrogram outputs.
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Appreciate the post! Sharing with someone I'm mentoring informally. Not a fan of the html { font-size: .78125vw; } Let browser zoom be free!
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Catch up? This is an attempt to re-claim, or solidify, monopoly.
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Well, at this scale, it would take longer to set up a SAT solver than it would for the SAT solver to list all valid solutions.
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I felt the same way. Furthermore, it's a little dissatisfying to not have a unique solution, in terms of characters. If you think of character sets, it's still unique, but it's a bit unsatisfying. I made more progress once I
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Found it much easier to hear him talk about it on ML Street Talk, 2 months ago (also on 7 months ago). https://www.youtubetranscript.com/?v=dkpDjd2nHgo&pp=ygUWbWwg... though only /rulia/ matches, only once. No
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Note, search "all" is available again. (And type= story & comment now fails.) Thanks checkmeyer for devoting some time to this resource, I really appreciate having hn history available at a keypress!
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"All" is back, today. Haha, but now `&type=story&type=comment` is broken for me. Thanks for sharing the workaround!
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Thank you! Including inline since I appreciate it so much &type=story&type=comment can be used to replace (the same, or most of the same functionality of) &type=all in the search area.
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https://www.acemakerspace.org/ https://circuitlaunch.com/ (working hard to brand away from /makerspace/ or /hackerspace/, but serving a similar audience and purpose, in a professional&#x
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I spent Saturday, Sunday, and part of Friday tabling at Maker Faire for Hacker/Maker-spaces[1] and for Noisebridge[2]. With some other folks who tabled all of last weekend too. There are many! Also, more importantly, other institutions
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I appreciate the post on the update! I did use the "all" search, I made search engine shortcuts for all "hn", stories "hns", and comments "hnc" in my chromium* search engine settings. The all search n
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I think it still helps if you remove it from Watch History. And the "Not interested" and "Don't recommend channel" can help, if nothing else, to feel like you're doing something.
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I didn't time myself, but took 25-50% more queries. I'll echo the value of ijq, https://sr.ht/~gpanders/ijq/ The live updating makes for less to remember and visualize. Though there is some value in havi

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