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by neom 1y ago
I've talked to the founder of Starcloud about this, there is just going to be a lot of data generative stuff in space in the future, and further and further out into space. He thinks now is the right time to learn how to compute up the
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by neom 1y ago
Ethiopia is a nation. The word you're looking for is Nationalistic.
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by neom 1y ago
How active are you ok with/want? I've just joined an agent tooling startup (yesh...I wrote that huh...) - and it's something we talk a lot about internally, we're thinking it's fine to do back and forth, tell it fra
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by neom 1y ago
Indeed. Discord have really nailed the... ircd, if you will, for what I use discord for (community building in non-technical abstract user bases), it's perfect, terrifying, but perfect.
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by neom 1y ago
I'm building a lot on discord right now, I like it but I keep getting scared, then I think, eh, irc servers could have gone away too I suppose, in fact they did, much was lost. I'm sure I'm missing a lot of nuanced thinking i
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USAF B-2 Spirit Bombers Have Beds(simpleflying.com)
37 points by neom 1y ago|10 comments
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by neom 1y ago
Both indeed. I'm older, I do consulting, often to the new school AI CEOs and they keep thinking I'm nuts for saying we should bring in this person to talk to about this thing...I've tried to explain to a few folks now a human
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by neom 1y ago
One area of business that I'm struggling in is how boring it is talking to an LLM, I enjoy standing at a whiteboard thinking through ideas, but more and more I see push for "talk to the llm, ask the llm, the llm will know" -
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by neom 1y ago
Here is the paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-025-59497-5
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by neom 1y ago
I think the G is what really screws things up. I thought it was, as good as the general human, but upon googling it has a defined meaning among researchers. There appears to be confusion all over the place tho. General-Purpose (Wide Scope):
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by neom 1y ago
I was talking to Jeff Lawson the other day and he said something really interesting I hadn't really considered the nuance. I always considered Twilio, DigitalOcean, Sendgrid etc "dev tools" - but Jeff said I was wrong and the
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by neom 1y ago
There was a long paper on HN recently that I've been stuck thinking about. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43990843 Jaeger et al.’s ideas on consciousness is in which many “baked in” structures are emergent, and t
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by neom 1y ago
As a side note, The Royal Institution is one of the best youtube channels around, cannot recommend it enough, they do a great job with their playlists: https://www.youtube.com/@TheRoyalInstitution/playlists - Also reco
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by neom 1y ago
I was looking for side angles also. Thinking the size of the deal gives substantial information rights, so there is likely good visibility into competitors surface areas.
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by neom 1y ago
You're right. I totally forgot about hand rolling audio drivers. Nothing worked... But when it did... It felt cool!
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by neom 1y ago
For the ST, the midi was wired to the CIA so basically right to the CPU, Amiga had Paula. https://amitopia.com/amiga-was-already-capable-of-14bit-play...
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by neom 1y ago
So it kinda came out did it? I remember seeing it in PC Mag, I guess 93 and thinking man Amiga is in a lot of trouble. My best friend at the time wanted one so badly and I thought he was nuts because to me it was clear as day the 4000 was t
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by neom 1y ago
In addition to the sync issues mentioned, personally I think overcoming the browsers was the real issues. Nobody wanted to support this, the security would have been a contrived nightmare.
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Mikeal Rogers has died(b.h4x.zip)
324 points by neom 1y ago|54 comments
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by neom 1y ago
I strongly advise against using food as your meter stick.
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by neom 1y ago
I wonder if it's...er, an autism thing? the feel of the buttons, the tension of the knobs, the plastic they selected, just how it feels literally, it really makes me inspired to play with music, something I'm bad at but get joy fr
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by neom 1y ago
I think we CAN agree on that!!! 1000% I was just annoyed at that guy when I read about him because it just seemed like he didn't want to spend the time up front, and I actually get it, but that's what it takes to play at the world
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by neom 1y ago
How long have you spent using their toys?
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by neom 1y ago
To be clear: the sore loser guy I was calling was the guy who invented is his own chess style, not Magnus! I would have thought most players got deep into the game because they enjoy winning, I like playing the games I win anyway, but the g
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by neom 1y ago
Less fun for the players who lose because they don't like that way of playing? If you enjoy that way of play, winning would be a lot of fun I'd suspect? He created a new way of playing I read? His strengths (calculation?) matter m
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by neom 1y ago
I understand, but isn't the opening decision tree depth IS the zero sum nature playing out?? the depth of the opening decision tree exactly what you'd expect in a zero sum strategic game? In any highly competitive zero sum environ
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by neom 1y ago
I don't play or know anything about Chess so I went to look up your comment, I presume it's about this gent: https://www.chess.com/blog/Mx_Nat/why-bobby-fischer-hated-ch... I read the above and it made m
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by neom 1y ago
it's really an awful thing to say, to be honest. Shame.
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by neom 1y ago
But surly that isn't the point of the OP-1? Some folks really do just get pure joy from that little box, myself included. It's really only 10% about the music, it's about the experience of making the music, and TE stuff is ju
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by neom 1y ago
fuckin' cool description, never would have put skeuomorphism there myself, but it's apt, nice.

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