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by deviation 15d ago
My thoughts also
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by deviation 1mo ago
This is the only demo of 2026 which has blown my mind. If we can get to this speed with reasoning models, man... I can't even imagine the impact.
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by deviation 2mo ago
Genuine question, from someone with a non-math background - at what point does the constraint become the number of unsolved conjectures remaining, instead of the ability for LLMs to actually solve for one?
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by deviation 2mo ago
Fantastic. Have you considered supporting other languages, too? Such as French?
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by deviation 2mo ago
My problem with these types of apps will always be that most software it interacts with will unfortunately be designed without accessibility in mind. I've trialed a handful of these mouse-less programs before and I always run into th
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by deviation 2mo ago
Sure, I can explain - it's a little complicated, but I maintain a small-ish catalogue of ~1000 positions for the following topics: - Checkmates-in-one - Checkmates-in-two - Defensive technique (avoid checkmate/material loss) - Win
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by deviation 2mo ago
I use Anki to learn French, Chess openings/tactics/techniques, to unscramble letters for scrabble, for Pub Trivia... The options are kind of limitless. As a mid-30s guy who has well passed the neuroplasticity of his teen years, it
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by deviation 3mo ago
My buddy has some vision impairments, and I remember training a much older of YOLO's models to detect objects/enemies in Terraria for him. It worked very well. I then tried trained it on a lot of sample images from a 3D point
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by deviation 3mo ago
They may instead be targeting folks that run it in CI.
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by deviation 3mo ago
https://archive.is/3rY1H
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by deviation 3mo ago
We should have a pinned post, just for GitHub outages.
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by deviation 4mo ago
How do you handle apps that don't have great accessibility support? Hell - after installing, it shows a slider to help adjust the label size of each element - but I can't slide it because (surprise) Homerow doesn't support ho
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by deviation 4mo ago
$300/day at Apple, with an increase to $500 with manager approval.
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by deviation 4mo ago
I manage a component of an internal compute product which serves ~a billion idempotent use-cases per quarter and I can confidently tell you that you're incorrect. What I haven't been able to teach AI is the full distributed nature
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by deviation 4mo ago
Jumping in here with relevant experience - because you're absolutely right. In 8th grade (~16 years ago) my substitute biology teacher organised a "Water drinking competition" poised to elevate our understanding of stomach ca
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by deviation 4mo ago
Not sure it's completely accurate. I played a standard queen's gambit accepted, took black's queen which it immediately blundered, then tried to move my queen from c5 -> e5 and the game ended immediately showing: *Ille
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by deviation 5mo ago
Here's all the telemetry: 1. Telemetry to dirac.run/v1/event — Sends machine ID, token usage, model info, events, errors (first 500 chars), and platform info. Hardcoded API key. Defaults to opt-in (setting is "unset&quot
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by deviation 5mo ago
Nice work. I adopted this to use with my workplace's LLM proxy with a few small changes to the api/config files. Works flawlessly.
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by deviation 5mo ago
AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) is essentially a search algorithm to better help the agent do it's job.
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by deviation 5mo ago
@dang can fix this right up, I believe
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by deviation 5mo ago
Paste this bad-boy into your console and watch the real expert play: (function () { "use strict"; // ── CONFIG ────────────────────────────────────────────────── const AUTO_RESTART = true; const RESTART_DELAY =
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by deviation 5mo ago
I never thought about ear-training! My listening comprehension for Piano has always been lacking. A deck of piano sounds that map to actual notes (or even chords) might do wonders for it... My current decks are as follows - I spend about an
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by deviation 5mo ago
I've been pretty obsessed with FSRS in general (tldr: https://github.com/open-spaced-repetition/awesome-fsrs/wiki/... ) It's a fantastic new-ish scheduler for spaced repetition - basically a machine
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by deviation 6mo ago
I really liked the article, but food for thought: is a transformer that offloads computation to python really that different from Python code being read and then executed by a compiler? Both examples are of a system we created to abstract m
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by deviation 7mo ago
I know it's semantics, but Apple has never actually marketed their Air products as lighter than their Pro counterparts. The 11" variant is ~460g.
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by deviation 7mo ago
I'm impressed with the Arc-AGI-2 results - though readers beware... They achieved this score at a cost of $13.62 per task. For context, Opus 4.6's best score is 68.8% - but at a cost of $3.64 per task.
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by deviation 7mo ago
Nice - Another post shaming Apple for a problem which the entire internet faces. I'll load up Facebook right now and get the same things. Google? The same. And to no surprise, ads like these break Apple's ad content guidelines[1].
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by deviation 8mo ago
It's true. Usually, the first time you see Everest is from the Everest View Hotel (a small hike up from Namche Bazaar) -- so around day 3, depending on your speed -- and then once or twice more on the approach to Gorakshep. From there,
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by deviation 8mo ago
I always love reading about Nepal. I've been a handful of times, for various short climbs and for some far longer 30+ day expeditions. If you're reading this and need a short escape from life, I really recommend looking into doing
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by deviation 8mo ago
Here in Ireland, a stamp is 1.85eur. So. Many. Possibilities.

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