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1y ago
https://www.numberempire.com/primenumbers.php?number=5001956...
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1y ago
What happens now? :/
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The K-Metallic Mirror: An Algebraic System and Its Foundational Symbolic Proofs
(github.com)
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1y ago
Hey! Yes, to be fair I am indeed bipolar so I have personally been a bit concerned about things. Sometimes I do end up going “off the deep end” a bit. Maybe that is what is happening, but I feel I did find some things that are quite interes
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1y ago
Hello! I would love for someone from the mathematical community to take a look at this. Curious what people think. :)
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Golden Algebra: A unifying mathematical framework
(github.com)
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2y ago
Hi HN, are there any other tigers out there? I’m curious if there are any alumni of Mizzou, or current students here in HackerNews.
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Operation Help TheGoodz Guy
(operationhelpthegoodzguy.com)
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2y ago
Would be cool to create embeddings for historical HN posts, and then use a users favorite posts to personalize the post selection by averaging the embedding vectors for a users favorite posts then doing a cosine similarity search to select
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Ask HN: What's your favorite CLI and what makes it great?
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In major change, college athletes set to be paid directly by schools
(washingtonpost.com)
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Supergraph Panel with Hasura, MotherDuck, ClickHouse and Yugabyte
(youtube.com)
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3y ago
HN hates my links. Why does this happen?! https://github.com/hasura/hasura-discord-docs-bot
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Show HN: A Discord bot to converse with documentation using GPT-4 and RAG
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3y ago
Hi! 100% Hasura is what you need! This is our calling card, I work for Hasura and if you need instant CRUD on your database, new or existing you can’t go wrong with Hasura. It’s kind of like PostGrest with GraphQL. It does exactly what you
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3y ago
Hi! If you’ve ever thought about something like using GraphQL for something like this.. You might like Hasura. (Obligatory I work for Hasura) We’ve got an OpenAPI import and you can setup cron-jobs or one-off jobs and do things like load in
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3y ago
I’m bipolar and when I was first diagnosed with bipolar disorder I was 19 and in my first ever manic episode I dropped out of college and went deep down this particular rabbit-hole in an attempt to solve the Riemann Hypothesis to win the p
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3y ago
Clearly lots of people have tried to replace YAML with something else and that hasn’t worked. What’s your wishlist on making YAML actually work for declarative systems? Or can it work? Would things like.. A great LSP with semantic autocompl
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3y ago
I was surprised when I learned Flutter actually runs as native code without needing a JavaScript bridge like so many others. Although similar to something like React Native - Flutter does paint the screen. Personally I see it as a potential
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In middle school one of my science teachers was really great and thorough, the kind of teacher that you remember the things you learned years later because they made the classes memorable. We would drop things off the roof of the building a
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My Coding Journey
(twitter.com)
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3y ago
The coolest thing to me was watching it do laundry in the video it takes a jacket and puts it on a hanger and then zips the jacket. Watching it get the zipper was pretty satisfying. It’s also amazing that there’s just instructions and it’s
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Learning bimanual mobile manipulation with low-cost whole-body teleoperation
(mobile-aloha.github.io)
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Also, sidenote although pg_turso is experimental I added text, varchar, uuid, timestamp, timestamptz, json and jsonb to the supported types ~1 month ago for anyone who saw it in the past but that was holding them back, don’t let it be what
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This would be amazing. Anybody who plugs into the PostgreSQL replication protocol is on my watchlist. I’ve been playing with https://github.com/turso-extended/pg_turso which lets you replicate PostgreSQL tables into SQ
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3y ago
The year of local first. Postgres + SQLite will get married. Somebody will start a project to rebuild Kafka in Rust, hopefully open-sourced. People will over-do it putting things on the edge, freak out about the pricing, then scale back, an
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I’ll be collecting and cataloguing a bunch of data and curating question-answer pairs over technical documentation, experimenting with GPT-4 for generating QA pairs. A focus on building datasets to represent multiple experts. Lots of data c
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Hasura V3 Engine is in alpha
(github.com)
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This is exciting, I’m hopeful that we get distributed SQLite via something like Turso that can hook into this to stream subsets of data into SQLite edge-caches that can be pushed through the edge onto devices via something like embedded rep
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3y ago
Ah, Fun that links didn’t paste properly, is there no way to delete posts?
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