wiz21c

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by wiz21c 4d ago
I approach the thing differntly. My goal is not to add value (value means money and I don't care). I'm in for "creativity" though. I like to create programs. I'm not particularily fond of programming though. So what
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by wiz21c 4d ago
Oh, and if Dario feels lonely, let's just says it calls representatives of nuclear energy sector. They know how to handle high risk stuff. In my country it means: private sector builds the reactor but the state has a great level of con
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by wiz21c 4d ago
There's so much money in this, that believe me, the investors will manifest their will. And I would not want to be in Dario's shoes, pressure must be unbearable. The question is: how much of the invested money is under state con
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by wiz21c 10d ago
I understand the agents communicated but how did one agent find he other agents in the first place ?
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by wiz21c 11d ago
Each word of your answer is carefully chosen. I'll add one sentence though: you let time do its job. Of course there may be errors in lean, of course AI can take advantage of it, of course "carefully" is full of errors. So th
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by wiz21c 21d ago
"In my second one, which I started full time in 2008, I am giving back the wealth I made at Microsoft with the goal of making the world a healthier, better educated, and more equitable place." Like inventing waterless toilets when
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by wiz21c 24d ago
besides the fact that it was written in rust, rust happens to be a really nice language to write emulators, you don't have to think much about threading and not much abut memory management, rust makes that easy => you can concentrat
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by wiz21c 26d ago
Is there a way to test it online so that one doesn't have to resort to getting an API key and python code ?
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by wiz21c 1mo ago
I tell anyone I meet to seriously consider what immigration will be like when anthropogenic global warming will get stronger. I'm neither pro/against immigration but I know many people are scared by immigration (as is demonstrated
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by wiz21c 1mo ago
I know this is more or less expected, but the improvement induced by adding a worker diminishes very rapidly... I guess it's not the cpython/numpy's fault but rather the CPU.
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by wiz21c 2mo ago
I'm not a mathematician and AI doesn't answer very well. Could someone tell us how big an endeavour this is: https://github.com/ImperialCollegeLondon/FLT ? (the site is : "An ongoing multi-author open so
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by wiz21c 2mo ago
"A clear path to zero": what a joke. It will be 25% less fuel, 75% SAF which are nowhere close (how will one grow enough without fertilizers ?), or worse, hydrogen which is even more nowhere close (how much energy you need to pro
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by wiz21c 2mo ago
At least they're trying.
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by wiz21c 2mo ago
tldr: scientist tell us that defending one's values needs courage and strong will.
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by wiz21c 2mo ago
IOW: "if I have to kill only 2-3 people to make the business I want to make, then, bah, so be it".
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by wiz21c 2mo ago
at this rate, pi square is close to 'g'
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by wiz21c 3mo ago
why "not" yoga/stretch ? I understand it may not be the right thing for every kind of pain but the way it is usually presented (your body needs movement) sounds convincing. (I don't practice yoga but taichi)
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by wiz21c 3mo ago
ah, you're right, I thought it was disabled only for "export", but the PR explicitly says everybody: https://www.anthropic.com/news/fable-mythos-access
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by wiz21c 3mo ago
As a european, it's funny to read those stories about Fable and not being able to check for myself. It looks like being a kid watching other kids playing with nicer toys.
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by wiz21c 4mo ago
CFD start to become really painful when the fluid leaves the cells...
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by wiz21c 4mo ago
I've been using KDE for the last 30 years I guess but somehow never used KolourPaint until to 2 weeks go. That's the first "pain" program that is usable to do simple things. Gimp is waaaaay to complex for simple tasks (e
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by wiz21c 5mo ago
I use Qalculate! quite a lot (but for rather simple things). However, I miss the "physical" aspect of having real buttons. How woud this Ti-84 Evo compare ? https://qalculate.github.io/
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by wiz21c 5mo ago
Good news: we will leave oil Bad news: according to the discussions here on HN it appears that there is no consensus on what the good mix of renewable/nuclear is. Therefore us, citizens, will be manipulated by politics.
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by wiz21c 5mo ago
> UK banks will get access to Mythos next week. Makes me wonder what the military have access to since months...
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by wiz21c 5mo ago
I do greenfield in fluid dynamics and Claude doesn't help: I need to be able to justify each line of my code (the physics part) and using Claude doesn't help. On the UI side Claude helps a lot. So for me I'd say I have a 25%
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by wiz21c 5mo ago
The job of the programmer/Designer will be to answer questions about what the program can do/not do and tweak it outside of Claude's abilities. To be able to answer those questions (like: can we do this ? will it fail under p
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by wiz21c 5mo ago
the good news I guess are 1/ lean-zip is open source so it's much easier to have more Claude's eyes looking at it 2/ I don't think Claude could prove anything substantial about the zip algorithm. That's what le
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by wiz21c 5mo ago
Tested egui and it's great provided you accept the "immediate mode" and its limitations. It's quite polished nowadays although it misses in some areas.
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by wiz21c 6mo ago
I'm sure that if a car appeared from nowhere in the middle of your living room, you would not be prepared at all. So my question is: when is there enough training data that you can handle 99.99% of the world ?
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by wiz21c 6mo ago
within 20 years, everyone will be developing software which will be copyrighted partly by AI and be behind walled gardens. Sure you'll be able to do things locally but everything (security clearance, walled garden, government's co

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