gqgs

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by gqgs 20d ago
A lot of answers to this question so it depends which layer you are talking about. Functionally,I'd say a key difference is that it's probably easier to perform general computation with a computer than to achieve the same goal usi
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by gqgs 20d ago
Who exactly are these people confidently claiming that stones possess consciousness you are talking about? I've read a number of panpsychist publications, yet I have yet to encounter an author who asserts with certainty that stones are
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by gqgs 3mo ago
Could be one or one thousand. Frankly, the exact number doesn't matter. I'm assuming people are using the AUR to install programs that are sufficiently complex and the idea one can trivially audit a complex program and all of its
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by gqgs 3mo ago
Regardless of it being just a collection of user-produced PKGBUILDs the community would certainly benefit from a more robust solution to this issue. Expecting users to manually review every single change, for every single AUR package they a
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by gqgs 4mo ago
>He sees the problem. He is building the thing that causes it. His company has not endorsed a single piece of legislation to address it. Is it truly fair to place the blame entirely on Dario? He has stated his support for sound new polic
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by gqgs 1y ago
Location: Brazil Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Go, Python, Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, AWS, gRPC, GraphQL. Résumé/CV: https://drive.proton.me/urls/F2YRZV8NTG#QJdrJ8wtSm7I Email: gqgs@protonmail.co
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by gqgs 1y ago
>Or monetize via another way—ads, subscriptions, credits. All of those are still prone to censorship if the attacking group is motivated enough. Even crypto, which should be the ideal solution to this problem, is not ideal because most t
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by gqgs 1y ago
At the time of this writing this is getting stuck in an infinite redirect loop for me. $ curl -L https://gitmcp.io -v < HTTP/2 308 < date: Sat, 05 Apr 2025 20:56:33 GMT < content-type: text/plain < location
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by gqgs 1y ago
I believe there is a distinction between those concepts. Axioms are true by their own definition. Therefore, discovering an axiom to be false is a concept that is inherently illogical. Discovering that a formal verification system produced
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by gqgs 1y ago
A key concern I've consistently had regarding formal verification systems is: how does one confirm the accuracy of the verifier itself? This issue appears to present an intrinsically unsolvable problem, implying that a formally verifie
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by gqgs 1y ago
Cool anecdote but I'm not sure how reasonable it is to expect every person to have expert domain knowledge and recall of every single computer science field just because they got a job to work at Amazon or any other MAANG company.
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by gqgs 2y ago
I don't see which use case this is solving that hasn't already been solved by multiple other P2P file sharing browser based software available.
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by gqgs 2y ago
I guess this helps explain why Microsoft has their own fork on the Go language.
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by gqgs 2y ago
To optimize their portfolio, the primary objective defined for the LLMs, it is imperative to evaluate the risk-reward ratio, formulate cogent assumptions about future market conditions, and leverage tools and their understanding of human ps
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by gqgs 2y ago
>LLM:s for trading is so stupid. That's the hypothesis this experiment is trying to validate but so far I have no reasons to believe they will behave much worse than human portfolio managers.
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Show HN: LLM 100k portfolio management benchmark(github.com)
20 points by gqgs 2y ago|5 comments
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by gqgs 2y ago
A small script that just feeds every page to Gemini will likely beat every other method proposed in this thread.
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by gqgs 2y ago
>By default, Nix uses the unstable branch of packages. To switch to the stable channel, run: >nix-channel --add https://nixos.org/channels/nixos-24.11 nixpkgs >This command sets your nixpkgs channel to the lat
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by gqgs 2y ago
I feel in a similar way when creating and open-sourcing software solutions to problems that no one except me might ever care about.
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by gqgs 2y ago
Location: Brazil Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Go, Python, Ruby on Rails, TypeScript, JavaScript, PHP, Lua, Postgres, SQLite, Redis, WebRTC, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, GraphQL, Nginx, AWS (AppSync, Kafka, SQS, S3, E
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by gqgs 2y ago
>AI that manipulates a person’s decisions subliminally or deceptively. This is a strange one. Arguably this is the objective of marketing in general. Therefore, I'm not sure why draw the line only when AI is involved.
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by gqgs 2y ago
I wonder how VGHF's OCR compares against something like just using OpenAI Vision. Based on my experience with Vision, I'd be extremely surprised if this OCR system is more accurate and cost effective overall. For me it seems like
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by gqgs 2y ago
If I'm understanding this correctly it sounds functionally similar to the report generating project Standard released a few weeks ago [1]. [1] https://storm.genie.stanford.edu/
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by gqgs 2y ago
I don't love the pollution in the go.mod or being forced to have multiple files to track dependencies. Being able to run tools directly with go generate run [1] already works well enough and I frankly don't need see any benefits