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tshanmu
8d ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bonsai/wiki/walkthrough/
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tshanmu
9d ago
a surprising paragraph in the middle of the article "The “urine-no,” a hostile antiurination surface"
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Telegraph censured for story of fictional family's struggle to pay school fees
(theguardian.com)
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7mo ago
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tshanmu
7mo ago
In the UK, the telegraph newspaper censured for story of fictional top-earner family’s struggle to pay school fees
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tshanmu
8mo ago
Wow! This is the kind of news that we want on hacker news in 2026. Amazing hacker ethos. The article could have been better with sharing some photos taken with the new camera.
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Beaver: An Efficient Deterministic LLM Verifier
(arxiv.org)
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9mo ago
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tshanmu
9mo ago
As large language models (LLMs) transition from research prototypes to production systems, practitioners often need reliable methods to verify that model outputs satisfy required constraints. While sampling-based estimates provide an intuit
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tshanmu
10mo ago
how are you creating the IR?
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tshanmu
1y ago
this reminds me of permutation city and the question of what is time...
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tshanmu
1y ago
you would know before consuming how much you would end up paying. not so in the land of the free.
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tshanmu
1y ago
this sounds about right - the same yardstick was used by the British to define Hindus in India - people who are neither christian nor muslim.
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tshanmu
1y ago
wondering how would literate programming be with the actual code being written by LLM? I have been searching for any tools that allow for such a setup... may be my next weekend project in a long list of projects
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tshanmu
1y ago
I can concur - that shift in mindset to "i'm hungry, oh well" is crucial for your body I feel.
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tshanmu
1y ago
nice analogy comparing it to BBC Radio 3- if you/someone knows which neighbourhood would be like BBC Radio 4? I find R3 too high brow for me - Radio 4 seems more accessible :)
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tshanmu
2y ago
+1 pleasantly surprised by my garmin forerunner for exactly the same with hrv stats as well
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tshanmu
2y ago
certik appears to be a web3 smart contract audit company
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tshanmu
2y ago
This paper documents the central role of hidden connections between fund managers and firm officers in financial markets, drawing on an extensive dataset of over 100 thousand manually identified Facebook profiles and their 35 million Facebo
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Hidden Alpha
(hbs.edu)
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2y ago
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tshanmu
2y ago
Why would I use this instead of github code search, which appears to be quite comprehensive?
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2y ago
The traditional Indian style of cooking involves cooking till about 80% on heat with however much you want and then drain the water (like pasta). I remember reading somewhere[1] that it reduces the amount of the arsenic leftover in rice by
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tshanmu
2y ago
same - I tried unsuccessfully to find his eventual story.
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tshanmu
2y ago
"Of course, that’s an unfair comparison, after all, Postgres is a general purpose database with an expressive query language and what we’ve built is just a cursor streaming a binary file feed with a very limited set of functionality -
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tshanmu
3y ago
thanks!
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tshanmu
3y ago
while it all sounds buzzwordy, as an chip industry outsider, none of it seems to make much sense.. is there an ELI5 version of this?
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3y ago
sad that el reg is also doing this: "In Amazon's case, the e-commerce giant used vendors' sales figures to decide which items it should sell, and how much to price products to get an edge over everyone else. The internet beh
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tshanmu
3y ago
can confirm that - my child has one - no subscription needed for the calculator
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tshanmu
3y ago
https://www.graal.cloud/gcn/get-started/setting-up-desktop/ -> this details the actual steps to try this out.
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tshanmu
3y ago
obligatory: fifteen million merits https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2089049/?ref_=ttep_ep2
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tshanmu
3y ago
What is aurora?
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tshanmu
3y ago
Big companies don't provide security as well. Job security as it was avaliable a generation ago does not exist in US as far as I know.
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