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ttoinou
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ttoinou
6d ago
France, 1658 <-> World, 2026. AI can also do the reverse : for example very few in the world know that the term midwit was originally coined in french by Blaise Pascal (« demi habiles ») centuries ago. Yes, that bell curve meme, he wr
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ttoinou
9d ago
How are the behavior described imperfections ?
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ttoinou
9d ago
The AI "incidents" are pure marketing ploys to get free word of mouth. Like what you're doing.
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ttoinou
14d ago
But we only use those as sedative. Or how ? Except ketamine therapies are being done right now with low doses where the effects are lighter than psychedelics
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ttoinou
14d ago
I dont think the helpdesk / webmail space is saturated, I was looking into this and most of them don’t have the features I need such as automatic LLM assistance, automated translation, sharing tickets among multiple accounts etc.
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ttoinou
14d ago
Yeah Im sure threading detection must break at least 30% of the time
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ttoinou
21d ago
French music researcher and youtuber “Mathémusiques” also has a weird experiment with 2D graphs for music notes Here a simulation https://thetonnetz.com/
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23d ago
You’re right, maybe they don’t make good profits in Portugal
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24d ago
Counterpoint : in Portugal they are regulated under TVDE, and Uber is competitive with Bolt
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24d ago
Inference techniques either move a deployment along the latency–throughput frontier or push the entire frontier out, creating more efficiency to allocate. This is a tautology. You can say that with anything. Gastronomy techniques w
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1mo ago
There is no paradox, simply (a/b) increasing tells you nothing about a nor b. Jevons only “destroys” the (wrong) intuition that total b would decrease
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ttoinou
1mo ago
Somebody should relaunch that dead tree format into a new tree format
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ttoinou
1mo ago
You can do it with a lot of different cheese (not just the official raclette), veggies, meats etc. So it’s quite a versatile concept for a dinner
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1mo ago
Pics or it didn’t happen ! I’m usually improving the max I can get from every place I rent, to be able to host people to have two meat / veggie fondues set + one raclette set, which draws more power than what previous tenant had in the
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1mo ago
Maybe you simply don’t hear about great CEOs, so there is a bias
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1mo ago
Which ISP is blocking bittorrent ?
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1mo ago
I doubt widespread adoption was slowed down with mainstream news about BitTorrent, or what are you talking about more specifically ? Others peer to peer sharing platforms got much more popular despite mainstream news about them like LimeWir
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1mo ago
When it's instructions for agents it's not really "hard" limits, the agents can go more or less
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1mo ago
I like people who pre emptively counter common arguments they have been made in the past or that they can predict by red teaming their own thought. What’s wrong with that ? Shows careful thought
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1mo ago
Right, it’s not unique
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1mo ago
Because an "angle" is by definition trigonometric, it's a ratio of a circle perimeter. You can also use an angle already formed by two vectors and won't need trigonometry. You can also use others things than trigonometri
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1mo ago
Yeah, those apps were all coded in perfect network conditions and the designers refuse to change the UX to inform user about origin of data (offline, last cached X mins ago etc.)
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1mo ago
Being offline available/fallback and offline first are two different things
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1mo ago
We do need complex exp to define my formula, you’re right
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1mo ago
Yeah bad formulation on my part
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1mo ago
I agree. I just meant the 2D function cos(pi x),sin(pi x) is quite natural to work with and it can be reflected easily in the formulation of (-1)^x
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1mo ago
Complex domain
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1mo ago
Even better : did you know (-1)^x draws the unit circle in the complex plane ? No need for complex exp and i*pi
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1mo ago
How could we ever find which hosting has ever changed the output html / files it sent ? How could we guarantee that the hosting service is only hosting ?
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ttoinou
1mo ago
Whereas if you fully avoid the letter e, everyone will know you are George Perec
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