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by westurner 2mo ago
Helically-polarized beams should make for even better Optical Tweezers. Squeezed states are not topplogically-protected but not so fragile.
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by westurner 2mo ago
I believe that I may have just designed the best fire extinguisher ever - for underground fires - in application of superfluid quantum gravity to plasma physics. Oh and also it looks like the same physics enable yield, stability, and safety
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by westurner 2mo ago
But such would not be a reasonable amount of time or in the spirit of the agreed-upon policy.
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by westurner 2mo ago
Does this confirm or reject a model of Superfluid Quantum Gravity like Fedi's with a dilatant superfluid? Here's a star with an eccentric orbit around a superfluid black hole. It says there are stress risers, and the FTLE "fr
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by westurner 2mo ago
Which licenses specify which time limit for disclosure of open source code (which is contributed to by many stakeholders)?
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by westurner 2mo ago
> Can WASM use AVX512-VNNI? wasmtime-mte implements ARM64 Memory Tagging Extensions in a fork of the wasmtime WASM runtime. Memory Tagging Extensions for RISC-V would be a great project too
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by westurner 2mo ago
By "free up", I mean "allow to job hop until they find a comfortable healthy fit" like hermit crabs. With their health expenditure potential liabilities reduced by universal health coverage, people would be more able to
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by westurner 2mo ago
oxirs does embeddings and GraphRAG, and full text search with Tantivy; oxirs-vec, oxirs-graphrag There's an oxirs-wasm with RDF and SPARQL bindings with a query budget. Tantivy-wasm says that the release WASM bundle is 1.5 MB. cool-jap
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by westurner 2mo ago
How many employees trapped in a job for health benefits for their families would universal health coverage free up? Quantify the impact on productivity
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by westurner 2mo ago
I've been researching fracture of quantum superfluid per Fedi's superfluid quantum mechanics and amplituhedron for massive particles - Proca wave fields - and then this video was on YouTube recommended this morning. Like ultrasoni
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Vacuum birefringence and the polarized X-ray emission from a radio magnetar(arxiv.org)
4 points by westurner 2mo ago|2 comments
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by westurner 2mo ago
But then what do you call coding without tests? This says - if coding with an LLM - to write the tests before you commit. Is there a name for AI looping until there's test coverage? Did this study require >98% test coverage? Line or
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by westurner 2mo ago
Perhaps a similar observation; https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48703636 : > Compression, Predictive modeling, or Complexity? Perhaps a bad example: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38400380 :
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by westurner 2mo ago
RustPython?
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by westurner 2mo ago
A strict tests-must-be-written-ahead-of-time TDD advocate might say that writing the tests last is an error like p-hacking (choosing the threshold of statistical significance after the experiment) is an error. Having always suspected that t
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by westurner 2mo ago
I don't know why you would run an agent loop without TDD? Should you write code without test coverage? So something must run the tests to be sufficient anyway? > TLDR; Based on Opus's judgment of the quality of the outcomes, t
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by westurner 2mo ago
Here's weather in embedded C++ (for an ESP32-S3 with an ePaper screen and InkHUD and other devices supported by Meshtastic), from 3 weeks ago: meshtastic/firmware//src/modules/weather/NWSWeatherProvider.
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by westurner 2mo ago
Rust SIMD in pgrust, on the GPU? "Pgrust v0.2: Now faster than Postgres" (2026-06) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49111925
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by westurner 2mo ago
How to prevent wasteful AI loops without a human in the loop to intercede in death spirals that burn token budgets? Not unique to this loop pattern. There was this from DeepMind a few weeks ago about online rewriting of agent prompt materia
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by westurner 2mo ago
(2 weeks ago) "Guantlet Loop" by Matt Shumer https://somethingbig.ai/gauntlet-loop .. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49080957
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by westurner 2mo ago
TIL the "Gauntlet loop" prompt engineering method came from development of the "Claude of Duty" three.js game; R3F (ReactThreeFiber), Drei, and NextJS (with OpenNext) save time on generated interactive 3d visuals. I&#x27
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AI Loop Engineering in 2026: How to Build a Gauntlet Loop(thepromptindex.com)
2 points by westurner 2mo ago|3 comments
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by westurner 2mo ago
Due to ocean disposal, there are a number of locations to capture training data from.
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by westurner 2mo ago
Surprisingly to me, my recent cursory research into fracture of the quantum superfluid (which might help us read one bit of information from a black hole), indicates that there is a fourth-order crackle thermoacoustic signature of neutron t
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by westurner 2mo ago
> yoloAI copies your worktree instead of mounting it Cloudflare/artifact-fs does lazy shallow git clones with a FUSE filesystem. https://github.com/cloudflare/artifact-fs Would that be faster? Re: sandboxing
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by westurner 3mo ago
Then we should work to increase the maximum range of neutron detection. How to detect neutrons from space?
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by westurner 3mo ago
TigerBeetle has static allocation for their known workload. SIMD is more useful for heavy parallel analytical workloads. There are probably returns from SIMD even for index updates on transactional inserts. SIMD is faster for: vectorized in
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by westurner 3mo ago
Would there be an advantage to reusing SIMD-optimized libraries for this? Polars Rust is built on Arrow and packed_simd. pola-rs/polars: https://github.com/pola-rs/polars polars - Rust API docs: https:/&#x2
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by westurner 3mo ago
How to implement signed URLs with W3C DID keys and W3C Verifiable Credentials?
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by westurner 3mo ago
Is this fuzzed or ASAN'd? "Setting up a new project" w/ OSS-Fuzz (which wraps multiple fuzzers and sanitizers) https://google.github.io/oss-fuzz/getting-started/new-projec... cargo-fuzz only wo

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