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by wasabi991011 4mo ago
From TFA: > A look at the [list of closed issues]( https://github.com/jqwik-team/jqwik/issues?q=is%3Aissue%20is... ) will give you a flavor: > "EMBEDDED MALWARE DESTROYED MONTHS OF WORK" > "L
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by wasabi991011 4mo ago
Please look up Uber's business practices: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controversies_surrounding_Uber
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by wasabi991011 4mo ago
Not the GP, but I'm not a chatbot and I also thought Uber was a YC startup, I had to look it up before commenting somewhere else. It's a reasonable confusion since Uber, Airbnb, Doordash feel like similar companies.
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by wasabi991011 4mo ago
In what way are those undergraduate degrees any less narrowing of scope than a CS undergraduate degree?
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by wasabi991011 4mo ago
Why would their rent payment be affected in any way? They aren't a junior
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by wasabi991011 4mo ago
That's a lot learned about debugging, sure, but it's worthwhile to note that it doesn't tell you much about the abstractions used to build Datasette, as the previous commenters pointed out.
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by wasabi991011 4mo ago
Can you say a little more about how current genomic techniques rely on human interpretation? Is that mostly where you use an LLM (to act human-like), or is your approach different than that?
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by wasabi991011 4mo ago
And the only one linked here that includes a bicycle chain!
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by wasabi991011 4mo ago
This doesn't sound right to me. I've heard people speculate about the opposite actually: psychological stress causing the an overactive immune system, resulting in chronic inflammation and a prevalence of auto-immune disease. I&#x
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
Would you prefer "non-Cliffordness"? Does using words that are more of a mouthful make scientist more credible?
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
They are not "promoting" the term magic. It is a well-known and commonly used term in quantum computing research. It is also pretty well understood as a concept (mathematically), even if it's not always easy to recognize in n
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
Are you suggesting "anameixi" to replace "magic"? But magic is related to non-Cliffordness, not mixing. Also, the term "magic" is pretty well used in quantum computing, it really doesn't need to be popular
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
> This naming-proposal couldn't possibly cause any problems down the line... You're a little late here, "magic" is already a fairly well known term in quantum computing literature. There's "magic states&quot
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
> I don't know what their plan The plan Bernie Sanders is proposing is clearly stated in TFA, which is to take 50% of shares as a one-time tax, not as a purchase.
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
No, it isn't, it's to take 50% as a tax, as stated in TFA.
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
To be clear, this is a parody, not genuine output. See the author's humourous clarification [0]. [0] https://xcancel.com/davidad/status/2061899824593797176#m
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
It isn't benchmaxxed because they are using human preference as an evaluation.
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
"preferred by humans over Sonnet 4.6" makes it pretty clearly not benchmaxxed though. At least when you define benchmaxxed as "good in benchmarks but not human preference".
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
Why do you think it's a bad definition? Not for fridges, I think that was a bad example. But it seems accurate at the level of geopolitics, where e.g. Iran shows it controls Hormuz by closing it with mines and other weaponry.
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
She bought the workstation at a discount (see bottom of TFA). Also, it was pre-2025 (before she got her job at Gradient Canopy), so long before asking for donations. Finally, if you read the actual donation request, you can see she is tryin
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
> In a union, the only way up is seniority This isn't a strict requirement of unions though, right? As a trivial example grad student unions have no real career ladder, though the union negotiates a minimum pay and amount of work f
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
Which is why they brought it up as something they are trying to improve.
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
I think "honesty" is not a particularly good descriptor, independent of anthropomorphism. Previous commenters suggestion was much more understandable to me.
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
That's kind of sad to me, I've used that word a lot, it was my go-to and best technique for trying to convey sincerity in comment sections
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
> it just means that it’s our religion to do them. No, "religion" is the wrong word for that. "Ideology" might be more what you are referring to, something like "societal philosophical principles".
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
> Euro is pronounced "you-ro" This in not true for everywhere that uses the Euro, unsurprisingly because that encompasses a large linguistic area. I know for a fact France doesn't pronounce it that way.
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
> Early stage products will have some rough edges. We've seen that in Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, LXC, KVM, etc. Is your product really the same complexity as these?
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
> MIT recently became one of the first universities to get a grad student union Is this really true for the US? There's a grad student union which represents me where I'm at (non-US), was not aware this was so rare.
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
I just tried it now, it worked. Specifically, I long-pressed the home button to pull up Gemini, pressed the "+" to add screen content, and said "add this event to my Google calendar". Confirmed it worked by opening my Go
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by wasabi991011 5mo ago
Just fyi @username does not send any notifications on hackernews, not even to the mods. To contact the HN mods, you need to send them an email.

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