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by oersted 3y ago
MirrorThink is able to search and read scientific papers to answer serious scientific questions and find solutions to deep engineering problems. It is also GPT-4 for free (for now). https://mirrorthink.ai/
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by oersted 3y ago
Can you provide sources for this claim? If true, how? What is it that the 4090 has that the P40 doesn't to justify the price? I understand that 4090 is aimed at gaming and has a lot of extra bells and whistles like the RTX cores. But i
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by oersted 4y ago
Is it public knowledge yet how much is the new "multibillion" investment?
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by oersted 4y ago
I suppose that, in a way, the chronological model is a reaction to the immense volume that the Internet grew into. Only focusing on new content can be a good way to drastically reduce the time spent deciding what to actually read or watch.
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by oersted 4y ago
Are there basic stats on real-time contributors and latency?
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by oersted 4y ago
But T-Shaped people are specialists aren't they? That's the | part of the T. Specialists with enough curiosity and flexibility not to be afraid to go beyond their expertise and get a surface understanding of many other things that
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by oersted 4y ago
You are right in that interpretations have utility as helpful (mostly consistent) analogs that are easier to reason about when solving certain problems with the theory. One interpretation might be more handy than another in a given context.
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by oersted 4y ago
This is probably reductive and ignorant. I do have some post-grad education on quantum computing, but I by no means have a full grasp of actual mathematical foundations of the theory. The main issue I have with the prevailing perspective on
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by oersted 4y ago
Interesting that even back then it was quite common to send presents by post. The Amazon pattern seems so new. PS: Delightful read, thanks for the recommendation.
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by oersted 4y ago
I wasn't aware that this is the perspective from the French side, but I can easily believe it. There are a few factors. Generally the Spanish basque provinces have a significantly larger population, larger economy and more autonomy tha
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by oersted 4y ago
I'm not sure actually, I am from Donostia and I did study in Batua and speak it with some minimal Gipuzkoan variations, but Batua is most like my regional dialect anyway, since it is the central one. But I have friends from inner Gipuz
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by oersted 4y ago
The writing in this finding uses the iberian alphabet with some minor modifications. The iberian language has different indo-european roots, so it seems that indeed Vascones didn't have their own writing system, as was common for many
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by oersted 4y ago
I mean, I can understand Basque medieval writings, and also the first word in the discovery the article highlights. Claiming that it didn't exist before the 70s is rather a stretch. Yes there was a large effort during the 60s to recove
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by oersted 4y ago
I don't have a strong opinion on the matter, evidence is very sparse. There is a strong consensus that Basque is not Indo-European. It is also seems likely that the Basque language (or an ancestor) was used in the surrounding area befo
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by oersted 4y ago
There is some research into proto-basque ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proto-Basque_language ), although I wouldn't characterize it as purer. This is mostly a theoretical exercise, extrapolating back patterns obse
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by oersted 4y ago
I haven't heard much discussion connecting the declining population to the preservation of the culture. Generally, since the criminalization of the basque language during the dictatorship, most of the focus has been in encouraging the
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by oersted 4y ago
The alphabet is shared with other Iberian languages, with a couple of unique runes. It is most likely written phonetically but the underlying language is very different. Nowadays Basque is similarly written phonetically in latin alphabet, a
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by oersted 4y ago
Basque native here, studied in the University of the Basque country (mentioned in the article) and most of my family teaches there, a few are linguists including my father. Let me know if you are curious about anything, I am happy to answer
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by oersted 4y ago
I think the world keeps overestimating the impact of Twitter. When you are on it it feels like everyone is there, but they only have 77M users in the US and 238M worldwide. That's a tiny minority. The population at large is nowhere nea
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by oersted 4y ago
Ceasar also founded Florence?? This guy... :)
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by oersted 4y ago
As in any similar problem: you can sample a reasonably representative set of accounts, review them thoroughly by manual means, and see how these manual results compare to the automatic ones. They don't need to know what the total is, i
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by oersted 4y ago
They don't have it in cash under the mattress though, or as yachts and mansions. Let me preface by saying that I do not think that having such inequality is in any way good. But there is a widespread misunderstanding of what being rich
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by oersted 4y ago
Last Call BBS vives :)
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by oersted 4y ago
That is a good point about simple plans, I imagine it certainly applies to any challenge that plays out quickly in real-time. Even when it is not so, coordinating people to execute a plan is also hard, and predictions become much less relia
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by oersted 4y ago
It's not an excuse not to have a plan. Strategy is dynamic and iterative. When you get punched in the mouth, you just adjust your plan based on new evidence, you don't throw it out the window. Besides, business and engineering are
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by oersted 4y ago
How is such particular symbolism derived and recovered in practice during research? Is it from surrounding writing? How explicit is it? I mean, how do we know for instance that the necklace of prickly pears symbolizes the human heart?
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by oersted 4y ago
Wouldn't a shortening of the "nostalgia period" indicate a higher degree of innovation rather than saturation? New ideas come faster -> the "good-old-days" come earlier. I am not claiming that this is the primary
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by oersted 4y ago
Why focus on AAA? As in many domains, innovation is done through scrappy low-budget experiments and/or by newcomers that are willing to take risks to enter the industry. Once new ideas get some market traction, they are considered safe
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by oersted 5y ago
Bestagon :)
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by oersted 5y ago
Would be interesting to have some extra metrics besides line count regarding verbosity. My intuition based on experience is that Java/C# might have much longer or more complex lines. Alternatively, maybe verbosity is more about percept

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