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https://archive.ph/VZpQ0
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> … what human intelligence is because intelligence is best described as a side-effect of consciousness … Is "human intelligence" and "intelligence" equal? And: How to become conscious before being intelligent? Or: If
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"low hanging" is relative. At least from my perspective. A significant part of my work involves cleaning up structured and unstructured data. An example: More than ten years ago a friend of mine was fascinated by the german editio
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duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46046916 9 days ago 117 comments
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https://archive.is/Ya9Am
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> This is actually a clever way to distinguish if the browser supports XSLT or not. Actual content is XHTML in https://xslt.rip/index.xsl I agree it is a clever way. But it also shows exactly how hard it is to use XML an
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Generic MCP for OpenAPI Compatible APIs
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Thnx for sharing! With Safari (standard and tech preview) the rendering looks strange (at least). The root sign does not have a strait line at the top (for many fonts) and at least the partial derivative is not rendered as italic (for all f
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I agree with you one hundred percent. But: Interestingly, the behavior of LLMs in different contexts is also the subject of scientific research.
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Is that you? The same guy with the comment "hahahhahaha"[1] on "Women dating safety app 'Tea' breached, users' IDs posted to 4chan"[2]? [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44689366 [2
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> Finally, companies may have reached the ceiling of what can be achieved with prompting alone. Some want models that know their vocabulary, their tone, their taxonomy, and their compliance rules. Together with speed and const, this is f
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You are right. And the initial question is also meaningless as there is no difference between these two: {"project": "MAML"} {project: "MAML"} A parser is not able to decide if '"project&quo
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Hmm, that's just "another link from someone who uses HN as a bookmark service". User started this self-service at the end of last year. With now 60+ submissions in the last two weeks. We can expect more interesting topics.
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Also not abstract. To be ‘abstract’, a language must combine several objects ‘under one umbrella’. Depicting different things in the same notation is the opposite of abstract. YACCANL (Yet Another Cargo-Cult Abstraction Non-Markup Language)
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> (although the license seems proprietary?) Hm, "BSD 3-Clause License" is seems really proprietary to you? But you are right: do the personal license in many(most?) Verilog files[1] overrules the LICENSE file[2] of a repo? [1]
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Databricks offers an engineering, management, ETL (focussed on data) platform as SaaS/PaaS. As far as I can see, this is what the revenue comes from. n8n offers an orchestration, integration, ETL platform as SaaS/PaaS (plus self-h
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> They are SaaS and not consumer products. They have no side gig like amazon or google - they have a single product in a tight market. Like Databricks with no consumer products, no side gig, single product, but 100 billion valuation[1]?
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45506143
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Article is now open.
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https://archive.is/2025.09.25-054751/https://www.ft.com/cont...
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I’m a former chef too and have knife skills but, no. Overripe tomatoes, grapes, carrots, meat near cartilage? No problem at all with the right tool.
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Some more information here: https://cyberplace.social/@GossiTheDog/115235882835085934
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It probably has more to do with different administrative areas. Cities used to have different rights. Cities could just not simply expand to external land. The reason was quite simple: the land belonged to someone else. Meanwhile, the city
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I was wondering about this since a while. It looks weird to me as in German between the word and the em dash a space is mandatory. (At least some decades ago.)
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https://archive.is/15SVE
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https://archive.is/q56om
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Maybe it has to do with the "place and route" step in the synthesis of a chip design. Right now it is based mainly on random numbers and shuffling logic and wires. ML(not LLM) could help here in the same way as AlphaFold is using
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Thnx for the hint! I missed the news[1]. [1] https://euclyd.ai/#news
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> it's the uncertainty Anecdotal reports from Europe (one insurance company, two banks, one systems integrator, one consulting firm; all multinational): All values in the risk assessment systems must be reassessed if an American par
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