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2ro
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About 2ro
https://ytp.me
"empty"
https://0x.co/HUTCHINSON
https://functional.cafe/@66
https://pastebin.com/u/z66isRecent public activity
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Comment #45537307
How about this? https://mathstodon.xyz/@empty/115088095028020763
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Comment #44346070
mine: https://ytp.me/ ("empty" backwards) your approach excites me very much and i want to try it for myself !! thank you :))
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Comment #43801153
someone should embed Prolog or microKanren
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Comment #43081012
https://bear-images.sfo2.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/zett/img...
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Comment #43076809
Don Knuth Marcus Hutter Terry Fuller Tom Standish
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Comment #43071518
1/4+2/8+3/16+4/32+5/64+...=1
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Comment #43055541
was right before
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Comment #43046641
my COmpREss algorithm CORE here it is: a sequence of bits that is not necessarily random can be made to look random - the bits are lined up with pseudorandom bits and each one is X…
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Comment #43045714
test
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Ask HN: Can We Do Science on the Mandelbrot Set?
If you notice, one of the most recognizeable features of the Mandelbrot set is a cardioid shape when completely zoomed out. Imagine looking for all the other patterns that are pres…
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Comment #43037651
my COmpREss algorithm CORE here it is: a sequence of bits that is not necessarily random can be made to look random - the bits are lined up with pseudorandom bits and each one is X…
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Show HN: COmpREss (a new compressor)
I am not a good communicator but if you are willing to look past that, the idea is interesting.
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Comment #42932429
Read mine: https://ytp.me/ (work very much in progress)
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Comment #42930531
I ask, are you yourself doing anything other than this when you think and act?
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LLM composes logic programs which call on LLM to compose more logic programs ...
The recursive nature of this architecture could lead to long chains of reasoning punctuated by brilliant moments of imagination.
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Comment #42927454
So, this sounds like you could use a pure logic programming notation - specify intended functionality without any implementation details at all - that is basically what I am doing …
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Ask HN: Can pseudocode make you a better programmer?
In modern software development, do people still use pseudocode before writing computer code? I am kind of fascinated by the idea of improving my programming skill by focusing on th…
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Comment #42866668
a variation of this which may be useful is to use N processors to sort upto N items - in this case the sort becomes O(N) in time
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Comment #42864703
How can I assist you today? You said i have an o(1) time-complexity sorter which could be implemented in hardware - do you know about others who have achieved this? Copilot said Th…
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Consider the hardware realizable and efficient O(1) time complexity sorter
Sort up to some maximum number of items (N items) on a machine with N^2 processors: for each of the N items in the input array, which we assume are distinct, we will designate N-1 …
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