gus_massa

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by gus_massa 3d ago
Neither an astrophysics. I skimmed the paper. IIUC the collision with the planet mixed internal layers of the Sun and a lot of the Lithium went to the core and got fussed with Hydrogen. PS: The paper says that that actual A(Li)=1.1 instead
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by gus_massa 3d ago
Another discussion about the same set of dices: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49530807 (130 points | 9 days ago | 113 comments)
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by gus_massa 3d ago
In math, expect it to ne a mess, mostly because nobody is worry about industrial espionage[1]. Some researchers may get an AI version bought by the university, or school or department, others pay from a grant or their own pockets, other use
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by gus_massa 4d ago
Do you mean https://www.ccc.de/system/uploads/382/original/hoymiles_dtu_... ? Try posting it, English is the shared language here and post in other languages never get traction. After posting the pdf you
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by gus_massa 4d ago
I made problems for Math Olympiad, mostly for kids 10-12 y.o., but also some for older students. For kids, it's hard because it must be interesting and not too hard, mix some interesting math concept and some hidden part that makes it
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by gus_massa 4d ago
> HN has a rule: only 10% of your links should lead to your own blog. If you consistently post links only to your own blog, your account will soon be shadowbanned. To get out of it, send 30 links to other people’s blogs. Never heard ab
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by gus_massa 4d ago
For single bad post, flagging is probably enough. For repeated bad post or egregious single post, send an email to hn@ycombinator.com so dang/tomhow can take a look. In border cases, I post a softball question to try to guess if there
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by gus_massa 4d ago
Probably they respect it, but you must remember to turn it off (always), your coworkers must turn it off, if you share a draft with a graduate student they must turn it off, if you share a short version with the PR office they must remember
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by gus_massa 4d ago
Is there an abstract or official translation in English?
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by gus_massa 4d ago
Something like this may be useful for very old people, or in other words, you may want to search also for phones designed for old people.
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by gus_massa 4d ago
The problem is that the administration of the university needs an easy metric to decide promotions. So we are stuck to paper count. It's too easy to game, add citations. Now add journal impact index, quartiles, h-index and whatever is
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by gus_massa 5d ago
Yesterday I saw a comment that say that some info collecting was " opt-in by default " and I imagined it was an evil conspiracy f corporations to dilute the name. I just looked for the comment, but it was just another case of erro
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by gus_massa 5d ago
> everything was opt-in Opt-in used to mean that it was disabled until you explicitly click somewhere to enable it.
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by gus_massa 5d ago
If you notice one, you can send the username to hn@ycombinator.com so dang/tomhow can take a look. (Many of the bots are already banned.)
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by gus_massa 6d ago
Both, a nice and a naughty version :)
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by gus_massa 6d ago
Nice! The first part mostly follows thesteps of Burns' proof but the explanation adds a lot of the implicit details and a few relevant interactive graphics. Anyway, reading the repo I got lost. Where is Te certificate? Where is the ver
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by gus_massa 6d ago
Neither will I, but it looks like a super easy rule to add to an expert system or the system prompt. Anyway, don't most LLM know that you shouldnotbreak pasta?
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by gus_massa 6d ago
Do you have an official translation in English?
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by gus_massa 6d ago
They all go to https://news.ycombinator.com/shownew , only after a few upvotes they go to https://news.ycombinator.com/show , but I don't know the threshold.
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by gus_massa 6d ago
I don't like this type of comments but in this case I have to agree 100%. I like this graphical explanation of the problem https://phdcomics.com/comics/archive.php?comicid=1162
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by gus_massa 6d ago
You can go to https://news.ycombinator.com/news and find recent posts. I like when the discussion is still small.
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by gus_massa 6d ago
Photos?! I found them in https://www.thetubecomputer.com/ linked somewhere in the register artcle. Try posting it today, it may get more traction.
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by gus_massa 6d ago
> One tile on the board wears a ring When I move, all the sqares flash and that is confusing. It would be nice if the 6 squares that don't move have no visual effects.
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by gus_massa 6d ago
As a joke project, it would be nice to add a LLM module that adds a commentary bullshiting an explanation of why it is destroying the human player.
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by gus_massa 7d ago
Mathematician here. 1) People love soap operas. 2) They used a lot of computing power, i.e. a lot of money. I care more about what I or my coworkers can get paying a few bucks per month. 3) For short delimited math problems, LLM are amazing
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by gus_massa 7d ago
Welcome! https://news.ycombinator.com/newswelcome.html
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by gus_massa 7d ago
Some photos have a arrow like the border of before/after can be moved, but it does not move. In photo of the crowded street, it's too weird to remove the main woman. Why the photomober is always the guy with the backpack?
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by gus_massa 7d ago
IIUC, the accusation was not to try to remove Alpöge from the paper he wrote with Buckmaster solving the "easier" conjeture, but to exclude Alpöge in the followup paper where Buckmaster review the OpenAI solution of the "full
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Tell HN: R2-D2 and Chewbacca playing holochess
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by gus_massa 7d ago
That's a nice article, but it's not relevant here. The article you linked is about using quantum computer for fake big number factorization. You pick a very big number with a well known easy factorization and then use a quantum co

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