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wolfi1
8mo ago
as Easter is nearing the Gaussian compute algorithm deserves some attention,too
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8mo ago
Imust admit I expected more, too.
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8mo ago
reminds me of of the El Naschie controversy: https://scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2008/11/25/elsevier-math...
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wolfi1
8mo ago
me too
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8mo ago
why electron? why is it closed source?
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8mo ago
I don't wanna know how much containers it spins up for fibonacci(3)
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8mo ago
taxis are cars, aren't they?
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8mo ago
oh man, I have met several Juliuses. one of them was my boss till he made an error as similar to the one the original Julius made, but unfortunately too late I had to leave the company earlier he made my life hell. now he is at another comp
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8mo ago
I do have to admit I don't understand a thing but why chose manifolds and wavefronts to solve sudoku? unless they just mean they've built a SAT solver with a new name
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8mo ago
the pic itself looks generated
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8mo ago
the wording with truce makes me think, I know they choose their wording from probabilities, but "truce"?
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8mo ago
"Turns out careless, unethical vibecoders aren't very competent." well, they rely on AI, don't they? and AI is trained with already existing bad code, so why should the outcome be different?
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8mo ago
I'm always wary of such claims as it is not unusual for companies to extend the use of their drugs, after all the patent expires in some years
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8mo ago
not only AI, these KPIs and OKRs always make people (and AIs) trying to meet the requirements set by these rules and they tend to interpret them as more important than other objectives which are not incentivized.
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8mo ago
it was his Oscar for Bowling for Columbine
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8mo ago
that reminds me, as in Canada the semaglutide patent expired, Sandoz said they will put a generic on the market in Canada, could that be imported into the US and be sold?
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8mo ago
as I unterstand the boos were blotted out only on the NBC broadcast, did you watch it on NBC?
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8mo ago
my question is more technical: how did the blot out the booing? and: how live was it in the US? from the Academy Awards we know that they have a 5s delay (following the Michael Moore incident), but what is it with olympics broadcast?
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8mo ago
don't worry, there soon will be knock-offs way cheaper
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9mo ago
the late Doug Sweetser had in the 90s a website where he used quaternions (and quaternion analysis) for describing physics from his viewpoint. it was quit interesting. he had several github repositories [0] where he described his ideas. wor
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Ancient Greek statues were painted
(bigthink.com)
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9mo ago
link to the paper itself: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-026-68303-9
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9mo ago
I do have to admit that I associated "Taco writer" with something completely else
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9mo ago
if that holds true in humans that would be a huge win. but it would be interesting at which stage those drugs still help. btw, it is said Chris Rea was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at the age of 33, he died last year at he age of 74. it
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9mo ago
quite interesting but I would have expected some insight into the preparation itself as how long do you have to steep, what temperature should the water have, etc
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9mo ago
as it's a tracking pixel it's personalized, if you are reading your email in the cafeteria with their wifi, potentially everybody in the cafeteria know more about you than they need
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9mo ago
<airquote> tech issues </airquote>
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9mo ago
ok, so the USP for this analyzer is: 'He hackers, if you look for zero-days we've got the tool for you!'
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9mo ago
I once had a problem with the ignition lock I couldn't turn the key, my mechanic told me that that could happen on a very hot day with that model. "use a lubricant or wait till it's colder" - "Would WD-40 do?"
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9mo ago
do you have experience in reviving an abandoned project? which way did you go? what would be a sensible approach?
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