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thrtythreeforty
22d ago
I feel like HN shouldn't auto-capitalize "λ" in this instance. An anonymous function is a λ, not a Λ.
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1mo ago
I love to see the community putting in the work to keep these old machines working with new Apple products! Just wish Apple would be willing to step up their support; I suspect most Apple customers will simply buy a new machine to ensure co
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1mo ago
I had forgotten that section. Time to reread, I guess!
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1mo ago
The lake?
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2mo ago
Here's another good reason to think in turns: it turns Euler's formula from this Eldritch Terror: e^(i*x) = cos(x) + i*sin(x) into something you can kinda understand by staring at the complex plane: -1^(2x) = cost(x
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2mo ago
It is well known that forcing a sudden drop in chronically high average blood glucose (like, from 200+ to a normal ish range) with insulin can cause vision loss. I wonder if it's the same mechanism?
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2mo ago
I read this story in 4th grade. It felt like the future. Now, it feels like most of the technology is within reach - at least, it could be built. The automated stove being the main exception. But the most unrealistic part of this story is
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2mo ago
https://archive.ph/nXHNq
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3mo ago
Nothing stops embedded work faster than running out of code space on a microcontroller!
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3mo ago
I knew it!
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3mo ago
I refuse to believe there's not a database backup somewhere. Such careful curators would surely hate to destroy it!
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3mo ago
More feedback: - I was intently staring at letters and didn't notice you get a definition as a hint! Maybe the hint UI needs a tweak. - it needs to allow permutations that are also words, or at least provide an additional reward for fi
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3mo ago
It reminds me of Wordflower. I like this! With one caveat: The word games that have been posted in the last few days feature a timer component, and it's game over when you miss the timer. I think they'd be more rewarding if it wer
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3mo ago
I don't know JAX, but can this trick be applied as a higher-level function to autodiff-capable languages like JAX?
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3mo ago
Surely SIMD combined with multiple streams would beat both approaches. (This would be separate streams in each SIMD lane and separate streams in different SIMD variables.) There are multiple SIMD execution units, just like the 6 scalar
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3mo ago
Cyclists doing whatever they feel like is status quo everywhere. Now I'm most important sidewalk user! Now I'm a car! Now the traffic rules don't apply to me! (Not all cyclists do this. But the rude ones are common enough tha
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3mo ago
For reticle-limit chips, it's on the order of 100. And less than that once you filter out bad dies.
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4mo ago
Reports indicate that cheaters need a full Windows reinstall to recover? > installs malware > malware does malware stuff surprised_pikachu.jpg Of course it's hard to write sympathetically about cheaters, but this is exactly the s
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5mo ago
Can't believe I had to scroll for this. Trust the OEMs to do something very close to what enthusiasts might want, then immediately torpedo it with "but we won't sell it to you." This level of conversion isn't exactl
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It kinda does have that effect, because large companies are allergic to AGPL by policy, even if they otherwise have processes to get GPL software into use. The very companies that have the pocketbook to pay for your software, are also struc
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5mo ago
Here's a question: I don't understand the gap between these LLM powered voice agents vs CLI coding agents, the latter of which are obviously useful and quite resourceful at getting something done when asked in plain English. Seems
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This is a weird comment because I feel the same about getting macOS to a useable place. I probably have 5 or 6 things installed on my Mac like Scroll Reverse and Rectangle, just trying to beat the window manager into something that resemble
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6mo ago
I noticed this almost immediately when attempting to switch to Opus 4.6. It seems very post-trained to hack something together; I also noticed that "simplest fix" appeared frequently and invariably preceded some horrible slop whic
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6mo ago
Then they get to keep both pieces!
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6mo ago
This is a fantastic explanation. Thank you. The only part I am not following is how it is guaranteed that 1 bit is sufficient for the error value. Is this something the Lloyd-Max algorithm is responsible for ensuring? (Seems to me that if y
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6mo ago
I would love to lobby to change how the law works for these cases: for some definition of "firmware" (informally "software that ships with hardware and is not intended to be selected by the consumer like a computer operating
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Ooh this gives me an interesting passive-aggressive idea to counter pointless "is this still relevant" questions. "No, I haven't hit this in the last 2 days." "No, I haven't hit this since I gave up trying
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There are lots of subtle LLM-ism sentence structures that you can perceive, sort of subconsciously. Spend any amount of time with Claude and you'll unconsciously start to copy them. This essay has several: Sentence structures, heading
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Designing AI Chip Software and Hardware
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7mo ago
Pay your $25, upload an APK, and it's launched. What's left?
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