zkmon

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by zkmon 11mo ago
So, you want to rebel and stay as organic-minded human? But the what exactly is "being a human"? The biological senses and abilities were constantly augmented throughput the centuries, pushing the organic human to hide inside deep
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by zkmon 11mo ago
.. because that is where you are allowed to challenge some biblical stories of the math without the fear of expulsion from the elite clubs. Most of math history is stellar, studded with great works of geniuses, but some results were sanctif
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by zkmon 11mo ago
If infinite zooming/precision is ruled out, all real numbers can be written as fractions. Problem is with the assumption that some numbers such as pi or sqrt(2) can have absolute and full precision.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
About the 1-to-1 mapping of elements across infinite sets: what guarantees us that this mapping operation can be extended to infinite sets? I can say it can not be extended or applied, because the operation can not be "completed".
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by zkmon 11mo ago
It doesn't mean anything because, with arbitrary zooming for precision, every real number is a fraction. You can't ask for infinite zooming. There is no such thing. So, let's inspect pi. It's a fraction, precision of whi
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by zkmon 11mo ago
That doesn't make one set "larger" than the other. You need to define "larger". And you need to make that definition as weird as needed to justify that comparison.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
I just gave the reason - The notion of comparison and 1-to-1 mapping has an underlying assumption about the subjects being quantifiable and identifiable. This assumption doesn't apply to something inherently neither quantifiable nor is
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by zkmon 11mo ago
Yep, it's just saying "you should now launch 1000's pods in a single cluster, just because we said it makes sense, and please don't look at the costs, business sense and operational issues."
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by zkmon 11mo ago
When you talk about infinity, you are no longer talking about numbers. Mix it with numbers, you get all sorts of perplexing theories and paradoxes. The reason is simple - numbers are cuts in the continuum while infinity isn't. It shoul
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by zkmon 11mo ago
What business usecase requires a single cluster with thousands of pods? Wouldn't having multiple clusters, each hosting a few namespaces, be a better architecture?
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by zkmon 11mo ago
It's not the students. It's the teachers and school using AI first, and publicly. Why does he talk about only students using AI? Also, just like how calculators are allowed in the exam halls, why not allow AI usage in exams? In re
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by zkmon 11mo ago
The only time I had a Netflix subscription was in 1999, for a couple of years, when they were mailing DVDs. Can't remember how much it costed. Never got any streaming subscriptions. I get annoyed with the Netflix button on my TV remote
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by zkmon 11mo ago
Why is this a new knowledge? And why does it take a team of whole class to find this? I think universities have ran out of research areas.
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Did I just break ChatGPT?
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by zkmon 11mo ago
I find Gemini 3 to be really good. I'm impressed. However, the responses still seem to be bounded by the existing literature and data. If asked to come up with new ideas to improve on existing results for some math problems, it tends t
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by zkmon 11mo ago
If restaurants can't use pre-made food, they would have to have a farm in their backyard with all sorts of animals, veggies and grain crops.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
Restaurants are a spectrum too. Some restaurants may not have much of what you call as kitchen. It's not like they make food from raw ingredients. They might just assemble the food. A lot of it could be instant food, pre-made. They mig
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by zkmon 11mo ago
There is no absolute description of good leadership. But there is a relative one. It's about the degree of alignment with goals at the moment, at team level, and org level and being able to convince people about the achieved alignment.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
It's the eagerness with which the high offices let AI to enter into the courtroom affairs which are considered highly sanctimonious. If the trend continues, judgements might be delivered by AI, and you would be saying why can't we
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by zkmon 11mo ago
So, what is an AI company? What do they sell? AI models? agents? Are they building these from scratch or using some pre-trained base models/agents?
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by zkmon 11mo ago
AI is an ecosystem that includes users at all layers and innovation at all those layers - infra, databases, models, agents, portals, UIs and so on. What do you mean by doing AI? Btw, the so-called AI devs or model developers are "users
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by zkmon 11mo ago
But ... what else should they be doing? What's the expectation here? For example, in the 90's, a startup that offered a nice UI for a legacy console based system, would have been a great idea. What's wrong with that?
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by zkmon 11mo ago
He seems real. Goes by Teja K. Seems a startup founder.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
>> the author’s wish to present ... mathematics, as intuitively and informally as possible, without compromising logical rigor The books in the West in general kept getting less rigorous, with time. I don't see Asian or Russian b
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by zkmon 11mo ago
If your system receives 1000 requests per second, does it keep writing code while processing every request, on per request basis? I hope you understand what run time means.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
None of what you said qualifies as coding at run time . I think you missed at . At run time, code is executed, not designed or defined.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
I think you missed the whole point. Processor does not have routing logic. It's only job is to parse the request (form, text, image etc) and categorize it enough so that the workflow can do the routing for next actions. Routing is done
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by zkmon 11mo ago
it's fine if you want AI to help you in defining the workflow/rules. But you don't use AI to define rules on the fly. That's the whole point. It is like having AI to write code at runtime based on the request. I don&#x27
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by zkmon 11mo ago
Yes. But rules themselves live in the context defined by requirements.
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by zkmon 11mo ago
This is already solved by the traditional workflow systems. For example, if the request is received as a form submission, a form processor is invoked to categorize the request and route the request accordingly based on the identified catego

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