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by r0ze-at-hn 21d ago
"Naturally gifted writer" is a thing. Yes like any skill there is a learning curve, but some folks can climb that curve incredibly fast while others will struggle even with a lifetime of practice. Clearly I am not a gifted writer
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by r0ze-at-hn 21d ago
The advice of "use your voice" only works if you have a good writing voice and comes off like Henry Cavill's dating advice or famous writers who said that you shouldn't use a thesaurus. Paying close attention to posts wr
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by r0ze-at-hn 25d ago
This reminds me of another time... Let's travel back to 1980 and interview a local grey beard: Everything these days is shell scripts! They are even selling them like they have the same value as a C program! csh will never be real C. T
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by r0ze-at-hn 26d ago
It has been a lot of fun talking to those who are Aphantasiac. I am the complete opposite to the point where I think almost exclusively in imagery and when talking to folks I translate visuals to words on the fly. For a long time when peop
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by r0ze-at-hn 1mo ago
https://deepmind.google.com/science/alphagenome/terms The set of who can actually use this is pretty much null as it is. You cannot use it in a publication, nor for any clinical purposes.
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by r0ze-at-hn 1mo ago
Doing some research and at this point doing it very much in the open with dates on GitHub so if any AI Lab says they re-discover my exact work it will be obvious that the AI used or was trained on my work. I am guessing anyone in a similar
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by r0ze-at-hn 1mo ago
Because the agreement explicitly lists out what it can't be used for and this is included in that list.
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by r0ze-at-hn 1mo ago
The agreement does pretty much state you can't use this for anything useful. As someone who regularly investigates whole genomes I would love to use this as a tool on novel mutations. These folks are the edge cases no one else could fi
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Kate's Software Laws(metamagic.substack.com)
2 points by r0ze-at-hn 1mo ago|0 comments
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by r0ze-at-hn 1mo ago
I recently watched the c++ documentary and it was super sobering in how it mirrors this description of the process. https://herbsutter.com/2026/06/04/c-the-documentary-released... The true goal of C++ is the
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by r0ze-at-hn 2mo ago
So spearmint is not peppermint. Peppermint (mentha pipereta in this study) inhibits CYP3A4 and CYP1A2. CYP1A2 is in the liver and if that is inhibited then estrogen will route down the CYP1B1 path so the ratio of the two metabolites 2-OH
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by r0ze-at-hn 2mo ago
These days calling to a server like openai or anthropic effectively results in a server side harness wrapping the weights.
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by r0ze-at-hn 2mo ago
A good commit message will survive longer than this proposal is the point. What the author is proposing has a long history of similar ideas: Literate Programming, UML modeling, DSL crazes, and now to LLM-generated abstractions. AI isn'
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by r0ze-at-hn 2mo ago
This is one of those topics that everyone likes to have an opinion on, especially smart people :) Folks that are smart also have a common set of medical conditions. This ranges from everyday annoying like insomnia, NCAH, EDS, IBS, and more
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by r0ze-at-hn 2mo ago
> There’s no reliable record of human intent. Every engineer I have ever mentored got a lesson on how to write a good commit message that included this. This is exactly that. Further Huzzah from skimming it over seems to be re-inventing
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The Darwin Loop(metamagic.substack.com)
2 points by r0ze-at-hn 2mo ago|0 comments
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by r0ze-at-hn 2mo ago
Curious, why did you go down to 2bit rather than 4 bits? 4bit with folding the layers should arrive at the same size, but with better quality?
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by r0ze-at-hn 2mo ago
When I was younger and took over a codebase I open it up in one window and then type it back into another window. Not only did I catch/fix a crazy number of bugs, but I became a near expert overnight. Doing the typing would cause me t
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by r0ze-at-hn 3mo ago
The exclusion of harness's feels really weird given that companies are recognizing the value of what harness's can do. By excluding them the benchmark is becoming less relevant.
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by r0ze-at-hn 3mo ago
Coase’s math assumes that the intervals between price changes approach zero, but every state change (such as the ebook price updates) is an informational bit erasure or write event. In a real market there is a cost that is > 0 for any p
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by r0ze-at-hn 5mo ago
> It is also very extensively tested against the official WASM testsuite. I was hoping that near the end the author would have tried to contributed any new tests to the official testsuite to help catch these same errors elsewhere. For th
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by r0ze-at-hn 5mo ago
Typically it is expected that a software engineer gets their first promotion between 12-24 months. At the 6-12 month timeframe the managers will be having discussions around if they are on track, what they need help on (everyone needs a lit
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by r0ze-at-hn 5mo ago
Linking to the paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2605.01172 which is also a fantastic read, the application to deep learning is good. It does a lot of cross-mapping and highlighting a bunch of old stuff that is named diffe
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by r0ze-at-hn 6mo ago
There has been massive progress in neurodegeneration research. We now understand that the brain has a complex system for processing metabolic "trash." Like all systems it has a number of components, each of which can fail. This is
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by r0ze-at-hn 6mo ago
We’re in a strange era where the Information-Theoretic foundations of deep learning are solidifying. The 'Why' is largely solved: it’s the efficient minimization of irreversible information loss relative to the noise floor. There
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by r0ze-at-hn 6mo ago
Love the details sub pages. Over 20 years I collected a little list of specific laws or really observations ( https://metamagic.substack.com/p/software-laws ) and thought about turning each into specific detailed blog po
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The Hilbert-Pólya Operator(substack.com)
3 points by r0ze-at-hn 6mo ago|0 comments
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Simplifying Two Millennium Prize Problems(metamagic.substack.com)
1 points by r0ze-at-hn 6mo ago|0 comments
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by r0ze-at-hn 6mo ago
Sure send me an email (in my profile)
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by r0ze-at-hn 6mo ago
Developing a rigorous scientific definition of what make complex systems persist . The opposite of the favorite questions: Why did that company I worked for fail? Why did Rome collapse? Why do people get old and die? Combining information

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