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Earliest Uses of Symbols of Calculus(mathshistory.st-andrews.ac.uk)
1 points by bemmu 8mo ago|0 comments
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by bemmu 10mo ago
I saw this on Reddit earlier today. Over there the source of this file was given as: https://web.archive.org/web/20251118111103/https://storage.g... The bucket name "deepmind-media" has been us
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The Startup Launching AI Data Centers into Space [video](youtube.com)
2 points by bemmu 10mo ago|1 comments
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by bemmu 11mo ago
Senior Raya Osagie, 16, said she has to “think more in class” because she used to Google answers or use artificial intelligence. “Now when we get computers, I actually have to [do] deep research instead of going straight to AI,” she sa
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by bemmu 11mo ago
The one I use the most is "cdn". It cds to the newest subdirectory. So if you're in your projects folder and want to keep working on your latest project, I just type "cdn" to go there.
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by bemmu 11mo ago
I find Sora refreshing in that I don't have to worry about being tricked by something fake. It's just a fun multiplayer slopfest.
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Conversation with Alibaba Cloud(boilingsteam.com)
2 points by bemmu 11mo ago|0 comments
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by bemmu 11mo ago
I wonder what would be a good counter-investment if one thinks AI is in a bubble which is just about to burst. Maybe consumer staples (Walmart, Pepsi etc.)? Dollar stores?
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Show HN: Multiple choice video webgame experiment(bemmu.com)
11 points by bemmu 11mo ago|1 comments
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by bemmu 1y ago
> That's not the only way to one could encode innate knowledge. Maybe sections could be read from DNA and broadcast as action potentials? There's already ribosomes that go over RNA. You'd need a variant which instead of ma
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by bemmu 1y ago
Sorry for possibly an ignorant question as I don't know much about research. Do you think if you manage to have an exit from a startup, you might be able to return to research (at a university) but then be your own funder, so that you
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by bemmu 1y ago
Exactly, felt like the wristband was the big thing. I don't want the glasses, but I'm somewhat curious if it'd be useful as an extra input device when using a computer.
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by bemmu 1y ago
For Roblox I haven't seen the returns getting smaller. I've had a bunch of smallish games there for a few years, and it has been stable. While there is a ridiculous amount of competition, so far it has been offset by platform expa
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The Submarine (2005)(paulgraham.com)
1 points by bemmu 1y ago|0 comments
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by bemmu 1y ago
They're still on it though. The new headset prototypes with high FOV sound amazing, and they are iterating on many designs. They're already doing something like ~$500M/year in Meta Quest app sales. Granted not huge yet after
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OpenAI logged its first $1B month(cnbc.com)
3 points by bemmu 1y ago|0 comments
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by bemmu 1y ago
I used to run a subscription box called "Candy Japan", and got #1 on Google for "japanese candy" for after posting about it on HN. The position lasted for years AFAIK.
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by bemmu 1y ago
Or maybe he knows that he sometimes has weird ideas, but pursues them anyway, because it's kind of neat.
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For how much would you only kill seals on a deserted island for 1.5 years?(mattlakeman.org)
1 points by bemmu 1y ago|1 comments
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by bemmu 1y ago
I was going to make an argument that it's inevitable, because at some point compute will get so cheap that someone could just train one at home, and since the knowledge of how to do it is out there, people will do it. But seeing that a
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by bemmu 1y ago
Seems Sweden has us beat by using it in a stone carving 400-600 CE: https://symbology.wiki/symbol/looped-square/
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by bemmu 1y ago
I think there's a category of these kinds of things where you apply AI to do something humans could do, but could not be bothered to do. Or could not profitably do. At least no human would categorize all these reviews just for lols. An
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by bemmu 1y ago
We've been hosting both AirBnB and Couchers/CouchSurfing. AirBnB has the vibe that you as the host are a provider of a service, which will be rated by the "customer". Couchsurfing is just some people hanging out.
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The Infrastructure Supporting Record-Breaking Experiences(corp.roblox.com)
1 points by bemmu 1y ago|0 comments
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by bemmu 1y ago
Agreed, the TikTok one will be vastly more popular, as it requires no creative input. Also much more near-term. Some version could be shipped within months. It's already partially that, just with humans still supplying the prompts and
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by bemmu 1y ago
Later on a "live mode" which is realtime generated content, guided by your voice. Netflix could also have this as a feature.
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by bemmu 1y ago
Try Roblox (YouTube but for games essentially). You can publish a game just a few clicks, and even quite simple games can get popular enough that you get the satisfaction of seeing others interact with the thing you made, which is very moti
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by bemmu 1y ago
This will probably have some cool non-obvious benefits. For instance if the scenes are a blob of input weights, what would it look like to add some noise to those, could you get some cool output that wouldn't otherwise be possible? Wou
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by bemmu 1y ago
This is like Tetris with creative mode.
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by bemmu 1y ago
I’m a full-time dev on the platform, here’s my take. Roblox algo heavily favors games with good retention, that explains something like the first 50k concurrent users. But this game also has a lot word-of-mouth effect because the seeds for

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