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tomsyouruncle
4mo ago
Here’s the academic paper behind it: https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.04101
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tomsyouruncle
7mo ago
I think this article overlooks the act of engaging in problem solving with an agent. Personally I find it super helpful to discuss stuff back and forth: It takes a view, explores the code and brings some insight. I take a view and steer the
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Remastered original photos of Apollo 11 mission released
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Thanks a lot for adding these details about scoping[0]. I’ve definitely learned something there. So my scope 1 emissions can be your scope 3 emissions if I emit carbon to make something that I sell to you… but the “real” emissions are alway
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tomsyouruncle
4y ago
> When you switched from burning lignin to solar, you reduced your carbon usage. However, what happened to the lignin that you stopped using? In my scenario, CarbonCruncher bought the lignin I stopped using and made a road out of it. Cru
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4y ago
Maybe the concern others are expressing here can be thought of as the risk of double counting of carbon. If I run an industrial plant that's currently fuelled by burning waste lignin from the paper industry, and I decide to stop that a
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“Brain Scale” AI computer by 2024
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No, America is not on the brink of civil war
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This statistic actually says nothing at all about 90% of the people who took the test so the headline is pretty misleading. You can’t really talk about “Australian developers” (or indeed any other nation’s) and ignore 90% of the distributi
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Emotion Recognition Sandbox
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Bitcoin as a Battery
(nickgrossman.xyz)
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Income is a poor way to improve well-being
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An Intuitive Explanation of MuZero
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HBR on Remote Work
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Bye facebook, hello FACEBOOK
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Snap, crackle and pop: high order derivatives of the position vector
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When an AI Goes Full Jack Kerouac
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Falcon Heavy core booster lost at sea
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tomsyouruncle
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Thanks yeah 7zip looks useful although the standard macOS unzipping utility can’t decrypt it when it’s encrypted using AES256 (not sure if windows can natively). Hence I’m concerned that the third party will also need a copy of 7zip...
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9y ago
Adding a bit more detail to the question: I'm keen to understand people's solutions for sending sensitive data (e.g. CSVs, PDF docs) to third party organisations that can only be assumed to have standard (MS Windows / MS Offi
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Ask HN: What encryption do you use to send files to unsophisticated parties?
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Making Life Multiplanetary
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Surfing Uncertainty: The Brain as a Perceptual Processor
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British NHS hit by ransomware attack
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How an Unprecedented Heist Hijacked a Bank’s Entire Online Operation
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Tavis finds another lastpass hole. No fix yet
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Why low paid self-employment is everyone’s problem
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Hypernormalisation
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Ios10 bricking devices
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Facebook Messenger Wants to Rule Your Conversations
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