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by dangirsh 6mo ago
My love for NixOS really became clear when I realized I never have to write Nix again by hand. A WIP NixOS config for working with agents: https://github.com/dangirsh/tsurf
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by dangirsh 2y ago
Summary thread: https://x.com/sjgadler/status/1824245211322568903
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by dangirsh 2y ago
Base e is optimal under a certain metric, and 3 is closest to e. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-integer_base_of_numerati...
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by dangirsh 2y ago
For more details on the motivation and logic behind this experiment, see: https://www.wignersfriends.com/
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by dangirsh 3y ago
Preventing such attacks is one of the main reasons why custom hardware is required. For more info, search for "spoof" in this section of the whitepaper: https://whitepaper.worldcoin.org/technical-implementation#wh.
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by dangirsh 3y ago
Each Orb has a private signing key that's generated + stored inside a secure element. For more info, search for "secure element" in the following sections of the whitepaper: https://whitepaper.worldcoin.org/te
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by dangirsh 5y ago
Worldcoin | Berlin & San Francisco | Onsite & Remote | Full Time | Embedded Systems | IoT Software | Cloud Security | https://worldcoin.org/ Worldcoin is a new, collectively-owned global currency that will be distri
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by dangirsh 5y ago
Worldcoin | Berlin & San Francisco | Onsite & Remote | Full Time | Embedded Systems | IoT Software | Cloud Security | https://worldcoin.org Worldcoin is a new, collectively-owned global currency that will be distributed
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by dangirsh 5y ago
All iris hashes are publicly saved, but not linked to wallets. Details here: https://worldcoin.org/how-it-works#crypto (Account Privacy section)
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by dangirsh 5y ago
The wallet and iris hash are never linked. The privacy properties of a Worldcoin wallet are identical to an Ethereum wallet (i.e. pseudonymous until you doxx yourself). See https://worldcoin.org/how-it-works#crypto
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by dangirsh 5y ago
Worldcoin does not use your biometric information as a password or private key. It's used to distribute unique identifiers, one per person. The Orb can't be used to recover private keys. https://worldcoin.org/priva
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by dangirsh 5y ago
No. There's no link between your eye and the wallet private key: https://worldcoin.org/privacy-by-design
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by dangirsh 5y ago
emacs-jupyter
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by dangirsh 5y ago
What do you suspect the "macs" is short for?
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by dangirsh 5y ago
org-roam + org-babel + emacs-jupyter has been my default literate development environment for ~1 year. This package is a hugely welcome upgrade to org-roam-server, and I'm excited to integrate it with my workflow. Thanks!!
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by dangirsh 5y ago
Surfingkeys for Chrome/Firefox has a great open/closed tab search feature. For desktop windows, I use XMonad + Rofi to summon windows via fuzzy search.
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by dangirsh 5y ago
Not that it matters anymore, but I always pronounced it more like "coke" than "cock": https://youtu.be/bIraCzL3dtI
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by dangirsh 6y ago
"relativity"
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by dangirsh 6y ago
Note that this is now a reality: architectures very similar to slide 60 have been built and made cloud-accessible. The note about "qubit division multiplexing" has also been built: some platforms provide access to a connected comp
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by dangirsh 6y ago
Related: The Simple Essence of Automatic Differentiation - Conal Elliot - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ne99laPUxN4 - https://arxiv.org/abs/1804.00746
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by dangirsh 6y ago
Has anyone seen something like this with a user-customizable recommendation engine? In the long run, I'd love to have one optimizing for something like "well-rounded education" instead of "time spent on site".
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by dangirsh 6y ago
There was a fantastic talk at JuliaCon 2020 about applied category theory in Julia: https://youtu.be/7zr2qnud4XM
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by dangirsh 6y ago
I can confirm org-roam links + org-noter works well for linking ideas between PDFs. I haven't found anything better, and regularly demo this to friends. Related video demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wy9WvF5gWYg
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by dangirsh 6y ago
I've used RoamResearch in small groups, and it works well. Just don't try to edit the same block simultaneously (last one wins). If anyone has successfully done something similar with org-roam, I'd love to hear about it. I&#x
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by dangirsh 6y ago
There are a few projects that do this, but I think there's certainly room for more. I'd love to see one focused on using the Zettelkasten method. Here are three I'm aware of: Scimax: https://github.com/jkitchi
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by dangirsh 6y ago
I think the image is trying to convey that there's a rising immediately near the glacier due to the tectonic plate lifting up. Then there's a falling due to reduced gravitation. What's not shown would be (much further away) a
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by dangirsh 6y ago
Love org-roam. I've been heavily using it for a few months, and not looking back. Don't miss these additional packages, which build on org-roam: org-roam-server: better graph visualization and navigation [1] org-roam-bibtex: Refer
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by dangirsh 6y ago
This simulation is used in an analysis of self-referential dynamics: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1711.02456 I recently posted other impressive Life patterns here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22851258
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by dangirsh 6y ago
I'm astounded every time I come back to these videos, and I know HN will appreciate them. Nowhere else have I seen this level of Life hacking. If you know a way to access the software or patterns used in this demo, please let me know.
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Conway's Game of Life – Bill Gosper's Remarkable Demo(youtu.be)
8 points by dangirsh 6y ago|2 comments

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