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by yababa_y 4y ago
I’ve done it myself and found it not too bad. I was already familiar with the underlying paradigms of digital circuitry so it was mostly a process of struggling with tools until I got a good flow. Using obscure boards (lattice vvml) with ob
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by yababa_y 4y ago
So what? It practicaly is ads already. Load your today page. I almost never open the app store and even then go right to search, so paying attention to this page was new for me. I see a “limited time event” for roblox, “revisit your favorit
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Checks out. There were a few commutes from my room in the Mission of San Francisco that were equal time lyft, bike, or take train. Of course this relies on timing the muni/bart appropriately. I never had my own car in a city, it is sur
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Not bad! What do you think about the experience so far?
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by yababa_y 4y ago
So many of my professors have put this on the screen during an exam. Truly, a great blow to academia.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
> (Also I enjoyed staring at the chart and doing the imaginary color exercise but why are the edges of the newly-perceived colors fuzzy when the shapes are otherwise sharp?) I'm going to blame the effect of saccades and other motion
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Formal verification of folklore and miscellaneous results in number theory(github.com)
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by yababa_y 4y ago
directly transducing energy from physical configuration into analog output is one of the great tricks that you don’t encounter unless you get exposed to mechanical systems. is there any analog in digital systems of similar effects? maybe so
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Hypergraphs feature prominently in Wolfram Models ( https://www.wolframphysics.org/technical-introduction/ ), they give rise to some really interesting phenomena when you look at hypergraph rewriting.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
The elaboration of rulial theory: https://www.wolframphysics.org/ It’s such an intriguing idea, and early correspondences seem so strong, that it seems impossible we won’t learn some awesome things about how physical theori
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by yababa_y 4y ago
If it's possible to model those diffractive materials they use for those diffractive neural networks, it would be entertaining to do an inverse rendering on a digit recognition and see what if anything it can do.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Is now a good time to enter the industry? Who is doing the most innovative work?
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Absolutely. Cat 8 can carry 40Gbps. Higher frequency signals demand tighter tolerances and more expensive designs. Cat 6 can only do 1Gbps at that distance.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Interesting prompt! GPT is capable of making incredible deductive leaps sometimes, but it seems that this isn't one of those cases where GPT gets the right answer without thinking it through explicitly.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Yes, you are doing it wrong, but also this is a hard challenge. Here is some advice from a recent thread ( https://twitter.com/goodside/status/1547613735543402500 ): > Note the useful deception at the end of this
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by yababa_y 4y ago
> but the nesting limit (?) precludes that the nesting limit is way deeper than this, there's a cooldown timer for replying too fast in a thread. and if you view the page for the comment, you can always reply.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
So why should the student be penalized? If it’s a signal that intervention is needed then just intervene, why the punishment?
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Good work as always. At one point eddyb and I (cmr) discussed some harebrained schemes to get the “structural traits”, almost always treated with derive, generated lazily or reflectively. Never ended up happening…
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Yep, it’s very exciting. The dual potentials are inspiring and horrifying. What might save us is that we, and the rest of nature, have done a lot of unguided or semiguided exploration of the space.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Pointing a fan at the bottom might be nice, but maybe resting it on a big heat sink works better?
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Indeed they are, previous discussion of the result: https://phys.org/news/2021-12-quantum-theory-complex.html
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by yababa_y 4y ago
(2016) This article is garbage. It conflates the subjective mental experience with whatever is happening inside the meninges mechanistically. And the article's opening shot: No matter how hard they try, brain scientists and cogni
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by yababa_y 4y ago
AirBnB will ban the accounts you use to do this.
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Great question! It fractally occurs at every level of the stack, I dealt with it when formally verifying operating systems, compilers, and runtimes: what do we mean by correct, and how can we assure our implementation has that property? You
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by yababa_y 4y ago
and so the question becomes: how much can cooling interventions help?
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by yababa_y 4y ago
It’s what the data say: https://ftp.cdc.gov/pub/Health_Statistics/NCHS/slaits/nsch_2... relevant blurb is only 22% of all children take any medication at all. 5% of all children take medication to treat
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by yababa_y 4y ago
Two thirds of children with ADHD are treated with medication, to reorganize the word slurry
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by yababa_y 4y ago
and yet, it is! for many webapps, and not long ago almosy all. pop someone’s email and suddenly you have access to gazillions of account recovery flows. despite email’s flaws, it’s the defacto decentralized user namespace and authorization
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by yababa_y 4y ago
They don’t seem that outdated to me, given the evidence presented. email provider security is a real problem but is usually considered the root of trust for persons…
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When one interprets types as spaces, as in homotopy type theory, the correspondence between types, representations, and the manifold hypothesis not only become real, they become programmatic and explocitly representable. This incredible sup

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