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Reverse Engineered the Plank Scale, Found an XOR
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michael-ax
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michael-ax
2mo ago
Seriously. Traced Minkowski, found the same geometry on both sides of the GR|QM fence, reconciled some loose ends and .. well, go read. Break it if you can. ty!
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Show HN: A self-correcting algebraic agent swarm
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The Unpaid Invoices of 20th-Century Physics (and the Wolfram Overlap)
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michael-ax
3mo ago
aha
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michael-ax
3mo ago
I entirely agree with you, and I'll raise you one -- coding via AST's lets you formally note and track the boundary/linking facts and concepts via comments. That might finally get us out of the stone-age!
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michael-ax
3mo ago
We have the complete AST in almost every IDE. Why are we not learning to render abstracted code and systems from that??
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3mo ago
> John W. Campbell, Jr.’s "The Last Evolution" (first published in Amazing Stories, August 1932) is a highly influential piece of early hard science fiction. It represents an important conceptual milestone: it is *one of the ea
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3mo ago
accuracy and precision are not the same thing. he's delivering one, you're asking for the other. no?
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3mo ago
now that's what i call a software development breakthrough/platform! thanks for the heads up!
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michael-ax
1y ago
The short system prompt that follows employs several techniques that lower hallucinations, perhaps significantly, compared to the prompts you currently employ. perhaps it proves useful to you. lmk. --- ### *System Prompt Objective:* Produce
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michael-ax
1y ago
Congratz Marco!
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2y ago
Analogies: "The Pinball Philosophy" in 1975 and 2025: Control vs. Chaos—1975 Watergate -> 2025 Algorithmic/Information Chaos: 1975: Post-Watergate, societal chaos, distrust, hidden forces. Pinball offered contained, rule-b
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2y ago
"The Pinball Philosophy," viewed fifty years later, can contrast how human drives for control, meaning, and authentic experience are lived. While 1970s pinball offered a microcosm of manageable chaos and tangible, if fleeting, mas
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2y ago
Could this get a wrapper for building ncurses & sdl cores so that maybe one day lem could run right on top of ciel and a true lisp environment could emerge? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41357409
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2y ago
wow, ty, this is brilliant!
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2y ago
Alice has N Brothers, and she has M sisters. How many sisters do Alice’s brothers have? I have not gotten the correct answer to the question as phrased above in one go from Gpt4o yet! (and today was not the first day i tried.) Phrase it as
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michael-ax
2y ago
Alright, read up on domains, then try arguing that 'perplexity' as company and noun are in different spaces! I grant you that if they were, the company could trademark that noun. But it seems clear that Perplexity named itself aft
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michael-ax
2y ago
Have you ever tried to trademark a random noun?
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2y ago
Which is why Trademarks are a non-issue here. My bet is that the Devs understood that.
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2y ago
EXACTLY! That's why you breathe into a paper-bag (or smoke) to increase CO2 so that the filters open and you get to a point where you feel O2 tingles all over your brain. This is extremely powerful; I practiced that and underwater h
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2y ago
nope, that's not for me; I want light-weight manually curated progman-groups where i can mix projects, tasks and collections and get back what docks and the inflexible menu system make so hard to realize. Even even a decent menu syste
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is there a program-manager work-alike for the unix-desktop? titled, nestable folders of docs and shortcuts/scripts that i can arrange at will, persisting independent of a file manager. that was a serious productivity boon! sorry if t
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4y ago
stand tall, you did great wordsmithing in that intro!
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4y ago
incredible job! i was just showing my own experiments with sd to a friend and this just take the cake. thank you so much for mixing in that artist list!!
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michael-ax
4y ago
unless i have done it hopelessly wrong, you may be overstating it a little bit by calling it good. virtfs is the good one, not 9p.
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5y ago
do you mean file-sharing? (that's what export & exportnfs are for.)
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5y ago
he's likely doing the same thing with a few more lines of boilerplate than the OP with his admirably (kicks me in the behind) well specialized 'dsl' extensions. it's got nothing to do with tmux/vim/zsh, instead
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5y ago
Sounds to me like you're obsoleting your self for the first time. It does not get easier the 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th time, but you'll perhaps see it getting easier. As for your perceived lack of something, consider that some part of
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