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by nathanathan 3mo ago
I love this
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by nathanathan 2y ago
My system prompt tells it to occasionally teach me Chinese words and phrases.
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by nathanathan 2y ago
It was interesting to see how ChatGPT performed on the word problem about determining which weight is inaccurate: https://chatgpt.com/share/67611e29-6db4-800b-9ebd-00d7938380... I was surprised by how poorly it did.
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Robotic Barista at Taoyuan Airport(rovii.tw)
3 points by nathanathan 4y ago|0 comments
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by nathanathan 5y ago
Combining this technique with an automation website like Jenkins and a "no code" programing language could be an interesting product. I imagine having a UI where prompts can be specified and predefined components like send X an em
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by nathanathan 5y ago
Why is the power density of the ARC/SPARC reactor problematic?
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by nathanathan 7y ago
1. Soli style gesture controls will be ubiquitous. 2. Construction will begin on a structure that will be taller than anything we have now and use an active support system. 3. A child will be born that lives to be 234. 4. Andrew Yang will b
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Openwater – MRI-like scans using light(openwater.cc)
1 points by nathanathan 8y ago|0 comments
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by nathanathan 8y ago
Cells might be worth transporting. Although the DNA can be sent as data and reconstructed, de novo reconstruction of the rest of the cellular machinery needed to run the DNA might not be practical.
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Samsung's stand-alone VR headset prototype(theverge.com)
3 points by nathanathan 9y ago|0 comments
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by nathanathan 10y ago
I would like to see a split screen mode applied to trails. Seeing the current page along side the page I visited to get to it would work well on a lot of the sites I visit. For instance, it would be useful to see the main page of HN along s
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by nathanathan 10y ago
FLOSS has a warm-hearted host with some good computer stories but it's not really a call-in show. They do answer some chatroom questions.
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Ask HN: What is the most impressive home automation setup you've witnessed?
2 points by nathanathan 10y ago|1 comments
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Black box challenge – an AI contest with unknown rules(blackboxchallenge.com)
4 points by nathanathan 11y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Do you have an idea for a bookmarklet that you wish someone would make?
6 points by nathanathan 11y ago|0 comments
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by nathanathan 11y ago
I've been working on a graphical command-line for manipulating webpages with natural language queries ( https://contextscript.com ). So far I've been using a bookmarklet, which has the benefit of working across browsers,
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by nathanathan 11y ago
Thanks for trying it out! I haven't noticed problems with cors enabled sites in general, so I'm curious what you tried to do. The bookmarklet doesn't with with websites that use headers to block scripts and css from unknown d
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Show HN: Context Script – Share natural language commands for the web(contextscript.com)
1 points by nathanathan 11y ago|3 comments
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by nathanathan 12y ago
Nice work! I'm thinking about buying the novel but I would like to be able to use Paypal.
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by nathanathan 12y ago
> The particles pile up behind the slits not in two heaps as classical objects would, but in a stripy pattern like you'd expect for waves interfering. At least this is what happens until you sneak a look at which slit a particle goe
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by nathanathan 12y ago
A browser extension that uses this to fill in missing image alt text could be really useful for the vision impaired.
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by nathanathan 12y ago
I would like to know if the question answering system is all in house tech or if Amazon is using 3rd party services like Watson.
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by nathanathan 12y ago
Defining commands and their corresponding actions is something I think an open source could actually do much more effectively than companies. When everyone in the world can contribute commands rather than a single team of software devs it i
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by nathanathan 12y ago
The way people classify hybrid images is a function of how far away they are. I wonder if these are essentially hybrid images for neural nets. It seems like the noise being added is very high frequency. Given that, I would bet that neural n
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by nathanathan 12y ago
I've asked about the concept here as well: http://forums.xkcd.com/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=109979 I suggested a two designs and the one I mentioned on hn has an ascii drawing about halfway down the page.
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by nathanathan 12y ago
I would like to know if electromagnetic flux pinning is strong enough to use instead of a cable. I'm imagining a scenario where pairs of rotating superconductor panels in orbit lift a giant solenoid into space by flux pinning its magne
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by nathanathan 12y ago
For the problem of filtering out false alarms, this paper seems to have made some significant advances over the fscore for baseline nearest neighbor approach: http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.221.
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Lumify: A information extraction and exploration platform(lumify.io)
1 points by nathanathan 12y ago|0 comments
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by nathanathan 12y ago
It would be nice if scikit-learn included an "autolearn" function based on this flow-chart.
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by nathanathan 12y ago
[X-post from the previous Idea Sunday thread that didn't make it to the front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7616132 ] Idea: Git-story, a website that generates summary narratives from git commit histories a

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