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by stared 11mo ago
> Could quantum AI help tackle climate change or tackle issues like hunger? Could we add "blockchain" to max buzzwords? At least the answer is simple: no. First, "quantum AI" is not "better AI" - it is a non
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Nano Banana Pro: raw intelligence with tool use(quesma.com)
5 points by stared 11mo ago|2 comments
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by stared 11mo ago
Depends a lot on the context. I mostly post tech things, but at some point I wanted to share a few thoughts about a touchy subject like dating. I had the same dilemma - the last thing I wanted was for it to backfire professionally. At that
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by stared 11mo ago
I ended up using OpenRouter (which I use anyway).
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Caffeinated coffee consumption or abstinence to reduce atrial fibrillation(jamanetwork.com)
87 points by stared 11mo ago|46 comments
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AI for coding is still playing Go, not StarCraft(quesma.com)
1 points by stared 11mo ago|0 comments
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Can Language Models Optimize Real-World Repositories on Real Workloads?(swefficiency.com)
2 points by stared 11mo ago|0 comments
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by stared 11mo ago
It reminds me of David from Prometheus, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRfx05qKVxg .
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by stared 11mo ago
I know it is a matter of preference, but I loved the most GPT-4.5. And before that, I was blow away by one of the Opus models (I think it was 3). Models that actually require details in prompts, and provide details in return. "Warmer&q
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Strongest black hole collision yet confirms theories of Einstein and Hawking(science.org)
5 points by stared 11mo ago|0 comments
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by stared 11mo ago
As a very recent pet project (and pretty much work in progress), Equations Explained Colorfully (KaTeX + Markdown + TypeScript) https://github.com/stared/equations-explained-colorfully Thinking on good export formats (
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by stared 11mo ago
Beautiful (on desktop)! On mobile it is uncanny valley - I see something, but it is broken.
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by stared 11mo ago
Actually, I opened “Teaching deep learning” and smiled as I saw how it evolved: > There is a handful of popular deep learning libraries, including TensorFlow, Theano, Torch and Caffe. Each of them has Python interface (now also for Torch
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by stared 11mo ago
In 2018, I co-wrote a blog post with the inflammatory title “Don’t use TensorFlow, try PyTorch instead” ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17415321 ). As it gained traction here, it was changed to “Keras vs PyTorch” (some
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IMO-Bench – Towards Robust Mathematical Reasoning(imobench.github.io)
1 points by stared 11mo ago|0 comments
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Aura's new e-ink digital frame can run for three months on a single charge(techradar.com)
1 points by stared 11mo ago|0 comments
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by stared 11mo ago
I hope Tauri gets some traction ( https://v2.tauri.app/ ). The single biggest benefit it drastically smaller build size ( https://www.levminer.com/blog/tauri-vs-electron ). A 500MB Electron app can be easi
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by stared 11mo ago
I was more looking for things I can use with blogs with Markdown and frameworks like Astro. But with the development of Typst, maybe the way to go is to use Typst rather than Markdown.
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by stared 11mo ago
As a very much work-in-progress, yesterday, I started working on interactive equations https://p.migdal.pl/equations-explained-colorfully/ (it uses KaTeX under the hood). The idea is similar to https://bette
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by stared 1y ago
I am curious, if there is any library for inline formula like KaTeX, but supporting Typst syntax?
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by stared 1y ago
Actually, like one particular scene from the movie "Stalker" by Tarkovsky. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58a13eba20099e...
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HyperRogue – A non-Euclidean roguelike(roguetemple.com)
144 points by stared 1y ago|51 comments
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by stared 1y ago
For everyone who wants to experience hyperbolic geometry, I recommend HyperRogue ( https://roguetemple.com/z/hyper/ ).
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by stared 1y ago
The original title is "Yes you should understand backprop" - which is good and descriptive.
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by stared 1y ago
Tried Claude Code with explicit instructions to create idiomatic code and avoid unsafe statements?
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by stared 1y ago
I guess Helix is made to have appeal for Vim users. At the same time, times change and usually people expect less step learning curve (including myself!). I would really appreciate visible-by-default hints, alike in Linear.app. Then, learni
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by stared 1y ago
It is similar as with buttons ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45774182 ). Not sure when it was (10-15 years ago), but at some point everything became <div>s. So, instead of semantic markup, HTML became a UI toolb
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by stared 1y ago
Sources: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6001951/ https://www.cell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(18)... https://journals.aps.org/pre/abstract&#x2
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Spiders fly miles by riding electric fields [video](youtube.com)
3 points by stared 1y ago|1 comments
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by stared 1y ago
It reminded me of "Text embeddings reveal almost as much as text" from 2023 ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37867635 ) - and yes, they do cite it. It has a huge implication for privacy. There is some "me

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