ikrima

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by ikrima 5mo ago
From my experience of working in this problem domain for the last year, I'd say it is pretty powerful but the "too good to be true part" comes from that EML buys elegance through exponential expression blow-up. Multiplication
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by ikrima 6mo ago
Fun experiment: Make the prompt a debate of theoretical physicists and ask them a speculative frontier physics question: https://opper.ai/ai-roundtable/questions/you-are-a-council-o... Prompt below ------ You are
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by ikrima 1y ago
Yeah, sorry! You're 100% right. I really wish I could have this conversation in person! I can barely have it normally as it stretches at the edge of my math abilities and didn't think it through before I autistically responded :P
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by ikrima 1y ago
Sorry, autistic + recovering from a TBI. Algebraic Effects are common enough that I think they're in react, no? Here's the actual chatgpt log that's much more detailed: https://chatgpt.com/share/685b8f18-
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by ikrima 1y ago
thank you!
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by ikrima 1y ago
:P I had a stroke; typing is literally difficult. I'm trying to say don't read too much into it, i can't really have a conversation on a comment thread b/c of brain injury. I think the emoji's get stripped out so ma
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by ikrima 1y ago
I think we're vehemently in semantic agreement but hn comment threads are two bandwidth limiting to discuss tropical geometry and speculative mathematics that require decades of abstract algebra, geometry, and Galois theory :) For Beth
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by ikrima 1y ago
"no, it wasn't clear. I wouldn't generally take "I nerd-sniped myself. Here's a more fleshed-out sketch of ..." to mean "Here's something written for me by an LLM". I'd take it to imply that
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by ikrima 1y ago
also you're onto the actual quantum mechanics paper I'm working on. QM/QFT is modern day epicycles: arbitrarily complex because it was the aliasing the natural deeper representation which was Fourier/Spectral analysis. R
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by ikrima 1y ago
lol, it's a sketch of a proof covering a large swath of unexplored math. the other poster wasn't wrong when he said I smashed 10y+ of graduate math in one sentence. Aleph numbers = these are cardinals sizes of infinity; depending
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by ikrima 1y ago
Yup, it's 100% generated by an LLM. I thought that was intentionally clear? (I'm recovering from a TBI so I'm still adjusting to figuring out how to relearn typing; I use the LLMs as my voice mediated interface to typing out
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by ikrima 1y ago
I mean you wouldn't be wrong to assume so but how can you expect anyone to saliently condense the entirety of a 10 year long proof of Grothendieck topos to 3 or 4 sentences my guy!
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by ikrima 1y ago
you know what, I nerd sniped myself, here's a more fleshed out sketch of the [Discrete Continuum Bridge https://github.com/ikrima/topos.noether/blob/master/discrete...
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by ikrima 1y ago
well, you're in luck because I'm about to make a fool of myself in trying to tease Terence Tao over at https://mathstodon.xyz/@mathemagical Wish me luck!
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by ikrima 1y ago
You know what, since you put in all that work, here's my version using p-adic geometry to generalize the concept of time as a local relativistic "motive" (from category theory) notion of ordering (i.e. analogous to Grothendie
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by ikrima 1y ago
Hey! This is fantastic and actually ties in some very high disparate parts of math. Basically, reorient & reformulate all of math/epistomology around discrete sampling the continuum. Invert our notions of Aleph/Beth/Betti
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by ikrima 1y ago
I love this insanely insightful crystalization for me. I see you got a degree in IR and you used the word axiom so I'd refract back to you: reformulate stupidity as ignorance and assume a continuous conserved action exists between <
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by ikrima 11y ago
Nope; they open sourced a tiny part of it before. Now they've open sourced the entire thing
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by ikrima 12y ago
I'd say watch out for the "One brain" fallacy/cognitive bias in all of these responses. There are lots of factors (age, discipline, interest in what you're doing, etc) but I think a lot of people overlook that one b
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Ask HN: Where's the Vfx/CG technical online community?
1 points by ikrima 14y ago|0 comments
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by ikrima 14y ago
Nice; hadn't thought of that but looking for the more technical side of things (discussing physics engines, MCMC path tracers, etc)
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Ask HN: Who works in the VFX/CG industry?
6 points by ikrima 14y ago|3 comments
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by ikrima 14y ago
Just tried google stalking a way to reach you but came short. I'm in vfx r&d and wanted to ask you more about your performance optimization techniques. You mind sending your email to hn@ikrima.com?
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by ikrima 15y ago
I'm (hoping) guessing a 14 year old kid with too much time on his hands
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Ask HN: Looking for a version control based backup tool
4 points by ikrima 16y ago|2 comments
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by ikrima 16y ago
So the investors are just 20-30 high net worth individuals? From an investing point of view, I'd be curious to see the returns and mechanics of VC funds. The highest returns I've ever come across on a hedge fund was 30% ROE over 10 years..
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Ask HN:How do people invest in VC funds?
2 points by ikrima 16y ago|3 comments
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by ikrima 16y ago
awesome; that's what i was looking for. And, I was also hoping to get advice on algorithmic or architecture knowledge on distributed web apps as opposed to specific details on languages. Ex: How facebook scales to 500+ million users or how
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Ask HN: I'm an experienced developer but I don't understand the internet
4 points by ikrima 16y ago|5 comments