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   by arivero 4mo ago

   Perhaps the first published finding by an IA in the search of numerical coincidences in the standard model particles.
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   Koide Formula for the Down Quarks(doi.org)

   1 points by arivero 4mo ago|2 comments
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   by arivero 5mo ago

   Past month claude found accidentally the inverse variant, for the down quarks.
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   by arivero 11mo ago

   I am allowing my nephew to consult the tables or the calculator when solving step by step a long multiplication. The idea was that in this way she will finally memorise the tables via practising. But when consulting the tables she becomes d
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   Show HN: A circular calculator and some others(arivero.github.io)

   2 points by arivero 11mo ago|3 comments
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   by arivero 11mo ago

   I was looking for "low cognitive load" calculators, meaning that the user does not need even to look for the "=" or "*" signs when asking for a multiplication. It was not easy to find one, so I vibe coded a set
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   by arivero 2y ago

   I thought it was the Google's fluffer team, and that would really be a problem.
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   by arivero 4y ago

   the idea is to do a mininal training on an existing model, so minimal addition of new tokens
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   by arivero 4y ago

   Amusingly when I asked bing about this format hallucinated that there was also extra tokens such as <|mood|> to set style and tome. Take note @gdb :-D