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by throw567643u8 5d ago
>Dr. Tao Professor Tao.
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by throw567643u8 11d ago
No I don't have any reason to believe you are mistaken other than general suspicion.
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by throw567643u8 11d ago
So would you also say no chance of a stack overflow or any type of surreptitious storage overflow anywhere in the runtime do you think?
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by throw567643u8 12d ago
Has Lean proved the Four Colour Theorem? I thought only Rocq had.
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by throw567643u8 12d ago
AI is hopeless at using existing code, it likes to append only.
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by throw567643u8 12d ago
With the size of the proof object, a potential buffer overflow comes to mind.
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by throw567643u8 12d ago
I'd feel so much more excited if this was done in Metamath. Tiny checker kernel, no complicated dependent types, way less to go wrong.
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by throw567643u8 12d ago
13 million lines of code, a lot of which is new to Mathlib. So it hasn't built on what is already there but synthesised a bunch of new stuff. LLM generated Lean code in the past has been known to exploit bugs in the Lean kernel, it wou
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by throw567643u8 15d ago
US centric viewpoints. The UK is running out of space for landfills. Burning it is best for all.
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by throw567643u8 2mo ago
Repo will be inactive and obsolete within 12 months.
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by throw567643u8 3mo ago
Probably better for the environment too.
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by throw567643u8 4mo ago
> Greg Smith from ISIS as well as collaborators Didn't know ISIS gave a hoot about gluten free.
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by throw567643u8 5mo ago
I know, I tried modal emacs for a while there.
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by throw567643u8 5mo ago
Thanks, I left due to rsi from the chords.
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by throw567643u8 5mo ago
It doesn't have the (any?) diffing capabilities of magit, so it's not usable for me yet.
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by throw567643u8 5mo ago
I've never found a decent magit replacement since leaving emacs over to vim. There is a Vim attempt at a magit clone, but it is buggy as hell.
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by throw567643u8 5mo ago
lazygit is too slow for me.
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by throw567643u8 5mo ago
The author's writing style and overuse of parentheses is excruciating. True parenthetic material is rare, good technical writers use them sparely.
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by throw567643u8 5mo ago
Just Yoneda Lemma. In fact it feels like the theory just restates Yoneda Lemma over and over in different ways.
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by throw567643u8 6mo ago
With its own package manager now, and LSP library, you really don't need a lot of config tweaking for a minimal vim setup these days.
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by throw567643u8 6mo ago
Putting http in between all your components creates a madness machine. Why the cult following around Martin Fowler?
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by throw567643u8 6mo ago
Does anyone have links on how to set up multi monitor on Sway?
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by throw567643u8 6mo ago
Is this a fork, or a change in direction?
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by throw567643u8 6mo ago
That's because we let all the industries go offshore, for the promises of Neoliberalism. That should never have happened either.
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by throw567643u8 6mo ago
Taiwan and perhaps other Asian countries that successfully make stuff don't expose their industries to this, the government sets a fixed energy price for them rather than leaving them at the whim of speculators.
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by throw567643u8 6mo ago
Here in England we now drag the coal over on smoke spewing ships from Japan and Australia, rather than mine it here. The sum total of CO2 is higher than if we just mined it here. Net zero box ticking.
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by throw567643u8 7mo ago
Audley and the Sutherland Shire was pristine growing up in the 80s. What's changed?
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by throw567643u8 7mo ago
What's the difference between this and the Fairphone?
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by throw567643u8 7mo ago
Truly green governments should outlaw plastic production and favour PLA bioplastics and this sort of thing. There's enough plastic in the ocean already.
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by throw567643u8 7mo ago
Fractured ecosystem. Low barrier to entry, so loads of tooling.

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