zkmon

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by zkmon 11mo ago
If nature did so well for billions of years, why are we taking over it's job now? Did it ask for your help? Anytime some talks about large numbers - some galaxy is billions of kilometers away, there are trillions of atoms in universe,
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by zkmon 11mo ago
Wow, the matter which deserves one sentence is expanded to hundreds, with dozens of ads. Also they had to add emotional flavor, calling the tree as mother tree that dies off after flowering. Slop of some kind.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
This sounds interesting. Are you using any CAD software for this? Can the fabricator create their own design?
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by zkmon 11mo ago
Isn't it the same model which won the competition of drawing a real-time clock recently?
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by zkmon 11mo ago
No 3B1B?
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by zkmon 11mo ago
I always wondered whether the wooden spatulas and spoons they sell at IKEA are safe to use. I never know what that wood was treated with or coated with.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
Or call it "Chi" the Greek alphabet?
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by zkmon 11mo ago
That's right. Infact, I see more outsourcing to happen, due to risk delegation and complexity management. AI would only make humans lazier and risk averse. Complexity of regulations, government reach, security risks would only increase
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by zkmon 11mo ago
>> Where is everybody? The AI businesses are busy selling AI to each other. Non-tech businesses are busy spending their AI budgets on useless projects. Everybody is clueless, and like - let's jump in just like we did for blockcha
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by zkmon 11mo ago
Actual distance about 3.2k miles plus equator length of 25k miles plus what else?
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by zkmon 11mo ago
The point is, why not let people to have freedom of not having to encrypt? And why such freedom is considered as poor? This is like forcing everyone to have a smart phone, car, passport, zillions of IDs, internet profiles and calling their
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by zkmon 11mo ago
Maybe Johnny doesn't have a need to encrypt. The post card in India was just a card with message written on both sides, fully visible in plain text. It's very common that a postman would read out the letter to recipients sometimes
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by zkmon 11mo ago
The idea is very interesting. As a default strategy you could preserve the ratio of inputs by scaling them to match the scaling of the output, instead of making them equal (for addition). Similarly, for multiplication, you could preserve th
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by zkmon 11mo ago
Infact, some really performant code such as glMatrix.js do not use any for loops for matrix math, just to allow the javascript engine to optimize the code as much as possible. https://github.com/toji/gl-matrix/blob
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by zkmon 11mo ago
So, what do you plan to do with it?
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by zkmon 11mo ago
Emotional buffer is going to be a big thing. People would get more robotic and emotionless, brain washed by AI, becoming insipid zombie armies unaffected by other's emotions and incapable of responding in the same tone. Emotions are al
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by zkmon 11mo ago
The first-world problems!
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by zkmon 11mo ago
I also thought of binning it and buy another. But I found that Chinese made cartridges are much cheaper on amazon. You get 3 sets (12 pieces) in one pack and they last fairly longer.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
The biggest reason I think is, the code still needs review by humans who might struggle with older languages and more so with assembly language.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
Chat GPT fails even more miserably. It identifies the collinear points as quad.
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Gemini 3 fails at simple geometry
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by zkmon 11mo ago
Music sounded different when there were physically moving things that produced it. Live music, turn-table, cassette spindle that have a visible action. It's not fidelity. It's about connecting the sound to real world. We know tape
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by zkmon 11mo ago
> being capable of knowing or understanding. The definitions of "knowing" and "understanding" are being challenged. Also, it's no longer possible to not have a dependency on other opaque softwares.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
So, while the standard models are like herbivores grazing on the internet data, they built a model that is a carnivore or a predator species trained on other models? Sounds like an evolution of the species.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
Building the software is only a small part of the overall cost. For any significant production deployment, the cost goes into change management and support. Only a miniscule part of the work is green-field development. Everything else is ma
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by zkmon 11mo ago
The work done by horses was not the only work out there. Games played by chess masters was not the only sport on the planet. Answering questions and generating content is not the only work that happens at work places.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
Something tells me this is probably as important as the "attention is all you need".
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by zkmon 11mo ago
What's new here? I spent a few minutes reading it end to end, and it sounds like slop without new info.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
I'm not surprised. It won't hesitate to turn more unethical than any other company. Uber support in India is the most robotic and useless I have ever seen with any vendor. I gave up after fighting for months, just to utilize my wa
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by zkmon 11mo ago
Kafka is already past it's prime time. Time for new solutions for the oldest problem - sending a message.

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