azeirah

4 ms·

1.
Show HN: Understanding the ReMarkable Coordinate System(scrybble.ink)
4 points by azeirah 2mo ago|0 comments
2.
by azeirah 2mo ago
Please write up your comments as blog posts, articles or whatever you can do. There is such an incredible amount of bullshit going on in the conversation. You are contributing a point that is necessary for people to start taking into consid
3.
by azeirah 2mo ago
Given what I learned from "chaos" by James Gleick, the predicament we're in is that we likely cannot predict outcomes or the events themselves, rather what we know is that weather will become more unpredictable and more extre
4.
by azeirah 2mo ago
The author addresses this, no? > But I did notice an immediate change, especially with words like “traffic.” Traffic makes me feel like I’m just throwing out flypaper and measuring whatever sticks. When I describe website visitors as “re
5.
by azeirah 2mo ago
Indeed, and I said I stopped using the tool in the comment I made.
6.
by azeirah 2mo ago
Eh, the rendering of Claude Code is genuinely such a mess. I have quit claude code over it because when used as a terminal in PHPStorm it sometimes gets so bad that it becomes hard to use. This isn't a minor nitpick, it's a pretty
7.
by azeirah 2mo ago
Love it! If this works well I'm going to add it to my basic linux tools toolkit next to htop and the like.
8.
by azeirah 2mo ago
Oh I really like this! The one counterargument that comes to mind is when I think about the likes of C++, where there are many editions and they can be confusing to keep track of. I'm not sure if you'd want to set one edition in s
9.
by azeirah 2mo ago
All girls or most girls? I definitely know some girls who'd love this, and see this as having fun.
10.
by azeirah 3mo ago
I am so, so happy to see real art for once? It looks great.
11.
by azeirah 3mo ago
You should add a scoreboard! I got zanagram #5 in 3 minutes and 53 seconds. Also found two bonus words I thought I was slow but now I see others took 10 minutes and 20 minutes! Maybe I'm not so slow! Zanagrams #5 Complete in 03:53 ht
12.
by azeirah 3mo ago
Qwen 3.6 27B performs similarly to sonnet 4.5 (note I said 4.5, not 4.6) when it comes to coding. It runs amazingly well on my PC with a 7900xtx. It's worse at general tasks, but in the precise domain of coding I actually prefer to use
13.
by azeirah 3mo ago
They look cool, but it is known that they don't add much. In Obsidian, the local graph has real uses, but the global one is mostly to see structure in your notes and look cool on social media. I was researching and prototyping a graph
14.
by azeirah 4mo ago
Do you not think that solutions to erdos problems might end up stepping stones to other important problems? Either by introducing new tools, or by proving things that were previously unproven that end up helping in unexpected ways? That&#x2
15.
by azeirah 5mo ago
reMarkable is doing a decent job, their first generation device launched in 2017. Still getting updates. It is discontinued for sale, but there is no reason to believe reMarkable will stop updating their other devices if they're _still
16.
by azeirah 5mo ago
There is no hallucination benchmark currently. I was researching how to predict hallucinations using the literature (fastowski et al, 2025) (cecere et al, 2025) and the general-ish situation is that there are ways to introspect model certai
17.
by azeirah 6mo ago
This sounds lovely! This definitely sounds like the kind of thing that would really work well to let all the stresses of the everyday wash off! It reminds me a lot of the YouTube channel "life in jars", he normally makes videos ab
18.
Ask HN: How Do You Relax?
22 points by azeirah 6mo ago|29 comments
19.
by azeirah 6mo ago
Cerebras?
20.
by azeirah 7mo ago
I wrote a program that has programmable brushes about ten years ago, it's a bit different from moss in that it has a physics simulation underneath rather than a sort of shader, but I've always thought this kind of approach has a l
21.
by azeirah 7mo ago
Sorry but what do you mean crystal clear requirements? I don't particularly think "y7u8888888ftrg34BC" would pass as a crystal clear requirement at my workplace :< Do you mean something different?
22.
by azeirah 7mo ago
If I understand the author correctly, he chose the hyperbolic model specifically because the story of "the singularity" _requires_ a function that hits infinity. He's looking for a model that works for the story in the media
23.
by azeirah 7mo ago
My friend, this is amazing, Thank you!
24.
by azeirah 7mo ago
I made a service to sync remarkable to obsidian. It's not free, but it _is_ open-source so you can self-host for free. https://scrybble.ink
25.
by azeirah 8mo ago
This is being actively researched (in the open!). https://github.com/open-spaced-repetition/srs-benchmark
26.
by azeirah 8mo ago
I would love to have a nix flake to install it easily with nix! Given it's built in bash that should be basically no issue whatsoever. Thanks a lot for this! I was interested in beads but found the author's approach to software de
27.
by azeirah 10mo ago
A new kind of science is one of my favorite books, I read the entirety of the book during a dreadful vacation when I was 19 or 20 on an iPod touch. It goes much beyond just cellular automata, the thousand pages or so all seem to drive down
28.
by azeirah 10mo ago
> S-expressions are indisputably harder to learn to read. Has this been studied? This is a very strong claim to make without any references. What if you take two groups of software developers, one which has 5-10 years of experience in a
29.
by azeirah 10mo ago
Isn't the space you're talking about the input images that are close to the textual prompt? These models are trained on image+text pairs. So if you prompt something like "an apple" you get a conceptual average of all ima
30.
by azeirah 10mo ago
Luckily I work with laravel and that's a spiritual successor to rails. The development experience is almost always really smooth and there are more and more tools to further smoothen that experience every day. There are definitely bett

More ›