brianhorakh

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by brianhorakh 8mo ago
This is not correct "modern", but it is the way it was done "in the dark ages". You might be working at a place with guilds.
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by brianhorakh 8mo ago
I searched for the paper about the monkey experiment a few years ago. I came to the conclusion that it was false, myth. Anybody got a trustworthy reference?
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by brianhorakh 9mo ago
if we go back 450 million years ago we'd find giant fungi the size of large buildings. i can't believe this paper didn't cover mycotronics. also it fails to mention that mushrooms are natures chemists, given sufficient time t
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by brianhorakh 10mo ago
Raku
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Just-MCP pattern enhances spec-driven development for agents(brianhorakh.medium.com)
1 points by brianhorakh 10mo ago|1 comments
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by brianhorakh 10mo ago
Article describes how to use just-mcp to reduce context usage as part of spec driven development.
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by brianhorakh 1y ago
WARNING: act is great if you use docker. Act does not support podman. Issues or discussions related to providing support/coverage/compatibility/workarounds for podman are closed with a terse message. Unusual for an open sou
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by brianhorakh 2y ago
Unless you use a different keyboard..
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by brianhorakh 2y ago
Another one for the openscad awesome list: https://github.com/elasticdotventures/awesome-openscad Personally I've stopped using openscad recently (*in the last few years). I found it's lack of ability to cre
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by brianhorakh 2y ago
To be clear: Not looking for an LLM to give tax advice (very cringe!) .. although it might be entertaining. Yes, I do have an expat focused CPA based in the US who ultimately calculates & e-files for me, and however she has a questiona
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Ask HN: Anybody using AI tools for taxes this year?
3 points by brianhorakh 2y ago|3 comments
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by brianhorakh 2y ago
Wonderful prose. I am in Melbourne also. I possibly used to work at the same place but I'm not sure. I resigned due to the night terrors caused by the cyber security issues I saw everywhere. The more I explored and understood the mo
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by brianhorakh 2y ago
Agree, calling it rtp is likely to cause confusion. Probably best to choose a four letter acronym. Assume all the good three letter ones have already been used.
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by brianhorakh 2y ago
Whoa, was checking the rust GPU examples out this morning, but didn't end up using it. Needed to find a way to bicubic resize images fast on an embed Nvidia gpu. Was looking at both llvm ptx & vulkan spir-v as a way to reduce depe
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by brianhorakh 2y ago
Thank you for the correction!
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by brianhorakh 2y ago
The article doesn't say explicitly these are high performance non rare earth magnets. Niron uses synthetic tetrataenite ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetrataenite ) which is a fascinating material. Until a rec
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by brianhorakh 2y ago
Wondering if this approach could I found myself be applied to CFD (computational flow dynamics) methods to reduce the total volume of data points while still getting approximately close to the correct final answer?
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by brianhorakh 2y ago
This is Wopr! How about a nice game of chess?
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by brianhorakh 2y ago
My guess was also the ease of building safe extensions along with numerous vector and time series extensions, and it's recently improved replication capabilities.
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by brianhorakh 3y ago
I stopped using Facebook many years ago, now with hindsight that was One of the very best self-care decisions I've ever made in my life.
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by brianhorakh 3y ago
Disagree. Yes- Us Weapons platforms are. This is how the us build pure cold war style "for military use only" tech. The money wasted reinventing the wheel by defense contractors is why Americans will never have affordable healthca
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by brianhorakh 3y ago
Any plans for pgvector? Graphana tempo
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by brianhorakh 3y ago
What is blocking android release. Keen to beta.
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by brianhorakh 3y ago
Yeah the C3 is slower than s-series, burns more power. I also miss the twai/can bus support in the C3 series. Long term RISCv might cost less, and I think it will get new features faster. I think it is cheaper to develop for RISCv. RIS
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by brianhorakh 3y ago
Fwiw, I use both. I really like both. I said c3 leads was my own experience following this community. As it was explained RISC v has better support because it's open and can be emulated with qemi/llvm/wasm whereas xtensa can
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by brianhorakh 3y ago
You do realise that there are two architecture xtensa & RISC v. RISC v isn't as power efficient. The xtensa super low power mode can deep sleep, wake on timer or external interrupt, and (based on duty cycle) probably run for year o
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by brianhorakh 3y ago
Linux & Microsoft win 11 both support native drivers in rust. Rust is a great (possibly best) way to build wasm. Wasm is extremely powerful. Name one language to do both secure blockchain smart contracts, & device drivers, and embed
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by brianhorakh 3y ago
The C3 RISC v seems to lead the xtensa architecture.
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by brianhorakh 3y ago
Building mixture of experts datasets of multimodal embeddings. Specifically on the Australian power grid at the moment, but more generally on a diverse array of topics.
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by brianhorakh 3y ago
Guangxi is one of the very first lessons I use to demonstrate how different China operates and the average Chinese person thinks. Guanxi is central to the social bonds of family and extended family are to the culture. Guangxi conceptually c

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