zitterbewegung

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by zitterbewegung 6mo ago
Maybe on the surface this is true but you try to look for it you can have a lot more fun. Looking for communities that are harder to find but with common interests and you can find it but you have to work for it.
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by zitterbewegung 6mo ago
Isn’t this a pivot I always thought Uber wanted to automate their whole fleet instead of having to pay people ?
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by zitterbewegung 6mo ago
Doesn't this prove that they are hardware independent? Even having products not in stock was a Steve Jobs thing and this is possibly a temporary effect of supply chains changing.
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by zitterbewegung 6mo ago
It also probably helps since Russia is now sanctioned that Germany is basically filling in the huge void right ?
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by zitterbewegung 6mo ago
I guess this is the "Google App engine" of Vibe coding when google raised pricing of App Engine significantly after being in preview. Doing weird price changes like this when coming out for new services make much more sense than d
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by zitterbewegung 6mo ago
I'm doing the obvious thing and cut and pasting the other similar problems into chatgpt.
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by zitterbewegung 6mo ago
I wonder if it is the people who worked on dojo that just got bought by tesla especially when they restarted their efforts on dojo earlier this year. [1] [1] https://techcrunch.com/2026/01/20/elon-musk-says-te
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by zitterbewegung 6mo ago
The premise that it is built for the "wrong war" is two fold. Design by committee didn't help the aircraft and made cost overruns and timelines worse but, the bigger premise or problem doesn't take to account that we sti
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by zitterbewegung 6mo ago
A battery that can support 1000 cycles and remain above 80% capacity would be a literal brick. For an example the Vision Pro's battery has extreme over-provisioning and limit how long it would last. (note I know it is removable but tha
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by zitterbewegung 6mo ago
Apple will keep Rosetta 2 support for Intel virtualization. See https://developer.apple.com/documentation/apple-silicon/abou...
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by zitterbewegung 6mo ago
This is something I always thought if you could make an Optical Computer using MZI or other technologies that don't have very "exact" requirements on computation. Similar to how LLMs right now where models are run on consumer
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by zitterbewegung 6mo ago
The better look at this is not to prove that you have no bugs is that to prove that a program conforms to a specification that Lean can verify. Even with the addition of two numbers the execution of a program can be wrong if the CPU has a f
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
Alright AI above was more like DARPA funded research programs that resulted in algorithms that allowed for the logistics program to be implemented where the department of war (aka Department of Defense at the time) to have the first gulf wa
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
Shortwave propagates better and also its just a one time pad being distributed so embedding doesn't matter as much as long as the one time pad is longer than the intended message to send. There is no way to decrypt it because once you
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
I open the site and nothing is loading and all I see is a grid
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
AI are algorithms generally and a computer is something executing a program .
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
Stipulations on what you can use the funds for.
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
Are we truly arguing semantics on HN which is a news aggregator for startups and everyone truly knows what a "raise" is and it is obviously not funds in your bank account? I don't disagree with the rest of your comment and t
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
Stocks that were driving the market in gains for two years are now going down? Who would have thought that these stocks might have been overbought by people... S&P in general has been giving returns in the past ten years ~12%. Seems lik
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
Not even sure if AI was ever "human-centered" . DARPA funded a large amount of AI reseearch from even the 1960s. The DART tool used in the Gulf War made back all of their previous investments. [1] [1] https://en.wikiped
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
I think the future of having lean as a tool is mathematicians using this or similar software and have it create a corresponding lean code. [1] This is an LLM that outputs Lean code given a mathematical paper. It can also reason within lean
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
Replace financial sector with big tech and overexposure to CDOs to overexposure to large promised data centers build outs and you have the right answer.
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
A large amount of Voyager 1 & 2 's success isn't just technological it is the ability to take advantage of a specific planetary alignment for a gravity assist [1] that can only occur every 175 years [2] . [1] https:/&#x2
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
Right now even Valve realizes that Steam will literally run out of steam. This is why they have been trying to become more like Nintendo and selling their own hardware (with varying success) .
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
Honestly, HN is a great customer support forum considering so many posts actually get treated better than just using the standard customer support (many startups and other companies paying attention to it helps a bunch). It has to have more
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
Yea, it isn't a statement or anything it's just Nintendo just making a good product and you can see the industrial design that it is the selling point. Apple used to have people complaining their AI solutions are sub par but, now
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
Why do you need a EV to be a software defined variable? Maybe just a large enough lithium battery?
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
I thought of it branded not Office generically but “Office.eu” but maybe I am wrong ?
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
Sorry, I misread your post I can't edit it anymore and I should have read into your post and it was a knee jerk reaction on my part.
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by zitterbewegung 7mo ago
I admit now after rereading that I did misrepresent what they said and I should have read their comment more closely and it was a knee jerk reaction and that its my fault.

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