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v64
6d ago
The circumstances under which they were able to get the synthesized DNA this way would not work in the general case [1] >Multiple IGSC member companies detected the ordered sequence and determined the order to be legitimate as defined in
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11d ago
This is going around due to rumors and baseless speculation on Twitter [1] right now that Anthropic has solved the Millennium problem related to Navier-Stokes [2] [1] https://x.com/AndrewCurran_/status/209606239244
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20d ago
I have visual aphantasia but not aphantasia of any other senses, so I can assure you it's not a semantic misunderstanding. I play piano and can hear tunes in my head and use what I hear to play it out on the piano, like playing by ear
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23d ago
The evidence is Anthropic's own reporting [1]. You may doubt that they're telling the truth, but that's what they're reporting. [1] https://www.anthropic.com/news/detecting-and-preventing-dist...
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1mo ago
You have to pay to read the rest of the article, which says: >In August 2024, the town of Cedar Grove held a routine city council meeting. There, they discussed raises for their crossing guards and the purchase of a new truck for the loc
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1mo ago
Memento mori
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1mo ago
I live here and use Dallasian myself
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3mo ago
Those problems are because of the tobacco. Zyn packets et al are just nicotine, and nicotine itself has not been shown to be a carcinogen.
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4mo ago
On 1 February 1871 Charles Darwin wrote about these publications to Joseph Hooker, and set out his own speculation that the original spark of life may have been in a "warm little pond, with all sorts of ammonia and phosphoric salts,—li
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4mo ago
And that video game is called Gambonanza [1] [1] https://store.steampowered.com/app/3509230/Gambonanza/
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4mo ago
> Makes you wonder why they never added any rng into chess, ya know, to keep the player base "engaged" arguably this is why Chess960 was created
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7mo ago
as far as I understand it, turing completeness is a weaker property than combinatory completeness, which Craig's theorem is addressing. The nonexistence of a singleton combinatory basis doesn't necessarily imply the nonexistence o
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9mo ago
Looking forward to hearing about how you're using Opus 4.5, from my experience and what I've heard from others, it's been able to overcome many obstacles that previous iterations stumbled on
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1y ago
your score is the length of your two words plus the space
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1y ago
Formalization of many of the ideas from HoTT are currently happening in the Agda community. [1] It's out of my wheelhouse, so I don't know the exact motivations, but Agda is apparently a better way to formalize those ideas than in
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1y ago
Earlier comments found at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43869093 From my brief reading of it, it seems like the interesting bit here is the development of the Hypercatalan numbers as the coefficients of the infinite
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1y ago
Have been using Suno over the last few iterations and can vouch for this; steering the final product with style tags is a lot better now and I can use more natural language rather than trying to come up with what the genre specific "wo
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1y ago
I had one of these as a kid; the slow way it drew the graphics onto the screen [1] for a new activity was an aesthetic in itself, like a coloring book being drawn and colored in before your eyes, a perfect loading screen for kids. Wikipedia
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2y ago
moving around on the noise site, you can get it to resemble parts of loud pipes, especially at around 2:35 [1] with the repeated upward bits https://youtu.be/64liF2VuLxI?t=155
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2y ago
I'm also self published. I would rather a thousand people steal and read and interact with and talk about my work than to be able to eat selling it to a privileged few. The free software movement is a parallel example of this viewpoint
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2y ago
link does not work for me, discussion is here https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1fc98fu/confirm...
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2y ago
Programs like this and VCV Rack are great ways to get started on the road to building your own modular synthesizer [1]. Many of the modules in the program are based on real hardware, and while the hardware versions of these modules can cost
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2y ago
Thank you for taking the time to clean this up and release it. I've never played DD Poker, but have experienced the loss of other games when servers go down and the software stops being updated. I realize source releases aren't al
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2y ago
> I'm wondering if aphantasia is merely the inability to induce sensory hallucinations at will. I have aphantasia and this is how I'd define it for myself. I have visual dreams and sometimes when I'm tired or on certain dr
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2y ago
Studies have shown that GMs have better mental recall of actual board positions, but if you set the pieces randomly on the board in ways that may be illegal or nonsensical, their recall falls to average. It may be that they're not dire
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3y ago
https://github.com/BespokeSynth/BespokeSynth BespokeSynth takes the concept of a modular synthesizer and expands it so that the application is less just a synth and more a complete modular DAW. I've used it to cre
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3y ago
Relevant reading: What Are Mathematical Coincidences (and Why Does It Matter)? by Marc Lange [1] [1] https://philosophy.unc.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/122/2013...
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3y ago
Interesting video from a pro Diplomacy player playing against multiple instances of Cicero and giving commentary during the game [1]. I can see how there would be people that observe AIs engaging in this kind of strategic planning and extra
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3y ago
A dated stereotype at this point. The latest versions of Dalle, Stable Diffusion, Midjourney etc. are much better at this. Generation of words (e.g. making signs that say specific things and not gibberish) has also improved.
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3y ago
I upvote things that I learned from or gave me a new perspective on. Reading the comment was a net positive use of my time. This can include comments I disagree with. Similarly, I downvote things that I don't perceive as a positive use
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