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quantum_state
11mo ago
I had similar question ... based on a hint @DoctorOetker gave in his comments, e.g., system biology, etc., searched the web and found quite a few good starting references with https://users.ece.cmu.edu/~brunos/Lecture1.
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11mo ago
Anthropic is losing it … this is all the “report” indicated to people …
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11mo ago
Truly a treasure trove … unfortunately, much of the wisdom from people like Dijkstra seems to have been forgotten or ignored by the software engineering industry.
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11mo ago
Crossing the red line has consequences … though not immediately…
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11mo ago
At some point, quantum effects will need to be accounted for. The no cloning theorem will make it hard to replicate the quantum state of the brain.
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11mo ago
Snowden … there must be darker stuff that is still there …
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11mo ago
Running pytest with uv run —active pytest… is very slow to get it started … anyone has some tips on this?
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11mo ago
Would propose to use the term Naive Artificial General Intelligence, in analogy to the widely used (by working mathematicians) and reasonably successful Naive Set Theory …
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1y ago
This reminds me of The Blind and The Elephant
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1y ago
“Election has consequences.” … Managing a country is a big and critical job. Hard to imagine it was handed over to a bunch of people who barely qualified and hardly care about the future of America.
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1y ago
Physical phenomena seem to be algorithmic is an illusion, folks. We only have a model of the physical world. The model itself may be algorithmic.
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1y ago
Learning how to learn is the most important skill to acquire in school. If I may add, learning how to learn effectively is a lifetime journey.
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1y ago
I would like to get one when it is available in the US market.
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1y ago
As the bottom of LLM inference, it is sampling for the next token based on the probability distribution conditioned on the tokens currently in the context window. If the distribution exhibits degeneracy in probability for more than token, o
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1y ago
Democracy as an ideal is not what is being practiced here in the US, at least in the last twenty or so years. People hacked the supreme court, hacked the media to con the voters for vote, big money comes into the mix, etc., no wonder it is
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1y ago
wheels get reinvented again again again and again … this is quite unique to info tech … imagine mathematicians do the same, the world would be in chaos …
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1y ago
I am surprised there is so much talk about China. Can we just focus on our own business here in the US: fixing the roads, bridges, schools, cities, etc.? Let’s make America greater first!
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1y ago
let's use the term xype for anything being hyped without a good reason .. :-)
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1y ago
An implication from the 1985 paper of Peter Naur on programming as theory building is that the current LLM coding tool would be very effective in generating technical debt even when it works ... use at your own risk.
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1y ago
if history is of reference, vibe coding would turn out to be the most effective tool to produce technical debt …
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1y ago
The water pressure at 9km deep is about 900 atm!
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1y ago
In any scientific or technological domain, the mentality of us vs. them is poisonous. Humanity is in it together.
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1y ago
This is beyond reason ... killing the messenger is never acceptable!
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1y ago
It would not be surprising if a bitter lesson 2.0 comes about as a bitter lesson to the bitter lesson.
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1y ago
People learn fast from the Whitehouse
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1y ago
Would add that in the hands of experienced developers, vibe coding is of not much help either. Coding would be much minimized with a good framework and re-use, while keeping the entire codebase maintainable.
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1y ago
It is expert system evolved …
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1y ago
Alarming statistics … many big companies also set up so-called engineering centers outside of the US and ship IT works there, often sidelining talent they already have in the US. Combining these practices, it would not be surprising the sam
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1y ago
Cloud is a drug for companies… once get on and become addictive addicted, getting off is almost impossible.
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1y ago
When the government is robbing all consumers with tariffs, more bad news will come …
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