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by mycall 2y ago
Especially if you consider using a SOTA LLM to recreate and expand ResearchCyc (for fun and not profit)
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by mycall 2y ago
Bad timing as I think Wall Street is preoccupied at the moment.
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by mycall 2y ago
Is there already a wrapper utility to automate all of this process laid out in the article?
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by mycall 2y ago
It is quite hard to reliably and consistently connect deterministic systems and goals with nondeterministic compute. I don't know if all of this will ever be exactly what we want.
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by mycall 2y ago
Enterprise databases are filled with users usurping a field with pre/post-pending characters to mean something special to them. Even filenames have this problem due to limitations in directory trees. Inband signals will never go away
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by mycall 2y ago
> "How can we monetize art" remains an open question for society Yet much of the best art imho is in the wild to the element while being at home at some random place. Or perhaps in someone's collection forgot and displaced
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by mycall 2y ago
> I am finding myself surprised at how little use I have for this stuff I think this will change as more practical use cases begin to emerge as this is all brand new. For example, the photos you take with your smartphone can tell a story
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by mycall 2y ago
I hope the EU comes out stronger and united over all of these hyperpolicy changes.
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by mycall 2y ago
Is that maily using solar panels to power uphill water movement into water reservors?
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by mycall 2y ago
In the pursuit of ultimate long term functional web pages, how does that affect maintainability, e.g. changing requirements? In my mind, the less characters used the less effort it takes to change it, but this might be obsolete thinking wr
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by mycall 2y ago
One must consider the loss of control moving to Linux would bring. Even Google is reconsidering with fuchsia inline to replace Linux on Android.
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by mycall 2y ago
Now AIs are stealing from AIs.
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by mycall 2y ago
> Overall system reliability is therefore the product of the individual reliability of each component. Is that true? All you need is one bad mosfet and all the other components fine, zero reliability. Doesn't a M x N matrix with on
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by mycall 2y ago
> People think "this is hard, I'll re-invent it in an easier way" and end up with a half-assed version of the tooling we've honed over the decades. This is a win in the long run because the occassional and successful
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by mycall 2y ago
Genode is interesting
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by mycall 2y ago
Yet in these cases mentioned in the article, if they had an HTTP static cache version of each page, using git hooks to refresh them, the bots would be negligable to their services. That is assuming the bots use HTTP 80/443 instead of
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by mycall 2y ago
It will be interesting if Gentoo supported Fuchsia next.
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by mycall 2y ago
Perhaps as coding becomes commoditized by Agentic AI, or whatever it evolves into, these types of problems in infrastructure too will become easier to maintain.
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by mycall 2y ago
Any chance of adding mermaid syntax for ANSI or ASCII charts?
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by mycall 2y ago
Brave should try an implementation as it fits their paradigm.
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by mycall 2y ago
I guess nobody knows all of math and it is constantly a learning process, but things like "Jordan constants" which defines proper nouns to thousands upon thousands of math concepts, symbols, theorems and approaches just makes it a
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by mycall 2y ago
Devin does that
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by mycall 2y ago
> last three and a half decades. That is laughably tiny in the grand scheme of things.
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by mycall 2y ago
Have fun with that https://hackaday.com/2017/01/03/make-logic-gates-out-of-almo...
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by mycall 2y ago
First principles come to mind here. What does compute even mean? Understand a problem and finding way to calculate a solution to it. In modern days, this means digitialization of analog reality. Discrete and replayable patterns of sequen
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by mycall 2y ago
Is it normally preferred to use some library such as this over a more traditional approach of nested sets, adjacency lists or ltree module?
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by mycall 2y ago
> LLMs have no memory, so they can't just learn where things are in the code by remembering the work they did in the past. Isn't this what Google Titan is trying to achieve?
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by mycall 2y ago
Did you try asking the LLM to writ the missing functions? It might work in some cases.
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by mycall 2y ago
AI will build its own startup before it builds one for a person.
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by mycall 2y ago
It would be fun to get Ricochet P2P messaging to work over Ricochet P2P packet radio devices.

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