dloranc

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by dloranc 8mo ago
I was also banned several months ago, but I don’t think it happened because I created a CLAUDE.md file or anything like that. I have no idea why I was banned, since I only used Claude Code for typical CRUD projects - where AI really excels.
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by dloranc 9mo ago
What do you mean by orchestration?
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by dloranc 9mo ago
You can encode any Turing machine as initial state for rule 110, but as far as I know it isn't useful for studying Busy Beavers.
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by dloranc 11mo ago
It's like typical LinkedIn post made by tech evangelist.
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by dloranc 1y ago
Maybe Scott isn't at the forefront of the research by some standards, but I still consider him a prominent figure in the field. Independence of ZFC, Busy Baver Frontier paper, "Who Can Name the Bigger Number?" essay. He did a
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by dloranc 2y ago
What do you think about LwM2M in comparison with MQTT?
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by dloranc 2y ago
But Rust is written in Rust :)
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by dloranc 2y ago
> That's why I think it is good to pay your kids for chores or good grades so that they start learning financial responsibility early. Have you ever read "Punished by Rewards" by Alfie Kohn? He states that rewarding for th
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by dloranc 2y ago
But it's more about compilers and their design than typical ideas about computational complexity.
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by dloranc 2y ago
Books I have and recommend: Introduction to the theory of computation - Michael Sipser Computational complexity - Arora, Barak Computational Complexity - Christos H. Papadimitriou Computers and intractability - Michael R. Garey, David S. Jo
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by dloranc 2y ago
This is a variation of famous jokes about Radio Yerevan, very popular in former soviet states. I live in Poland and I know this version: Is it true that they give away cars on Red Square? Radio Yerevan answers: not cars, only bicycles, not