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JohnKemeny
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About JohnKemeny
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Comment #49255555
True, but what you can do is a one-sided guarantee. If it bears the mark, it is likely generated (or someone deliberately made it look generated). Thus, if a news article, research…
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Comment #49242030
You don't have to "revive" the device in order to use it . The problem was: out-of-sync device clock prevented software updates which in turn prevented cloud syncing. You don't nee…
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Comment #48643914
OCR has definitely not "been solved long time ago", what are you talking about? In your opinion, what is SOTA here?
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Comment #48643125
Related: An Introduction to YOLO26 77 points, 24 comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48639165
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Comment #48629594
Follow-up. I in fact suspect that either she is a bot, or she is using an LLM to spew out papers. She uploads about one paper per month to Zenodo, and they all seem very AI generat…
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Comment #48629189
The paper under discussion: https://zenodo.org/records/17720178 Note that Zenodo is a DOI-provider, not a (scientific) journal. Anyone can upload anything to Zenodo. It's less stri…
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Comment #48629148
yeah, only authorities are considered here at HN.
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Comment #48539587
It also doesn't make much sense > There exists a raven such that the vector of hours. The vector of hours what?
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Comment #48291802
If the seahorse emoji is introduced, we will have to train new foundation models. The costs connected to the introduction of the seahorse emoji will be in the billions.
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Comment #48251108
Isn't it description list?
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Comment #48235037
3.9.2: no piece can be moved if that exposes or leaves its own king in check.
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Comment #48234772
Well, if a piece is pinned it's illegal to move it. Rule 3.9.2: No piece can be moved that will either expose the king of the same colour to check or leave that king in check.
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Comment #48221556
> I've left this one to the bonus section because I've never used set operations on Counters and I'm finding it extremely hard to think of a use case for xor specifically. But I do…
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Comment #48192746
because success comes from reproducing a memorized pattern rather than transferable reasoning? At the same time failure proves little because most humans also could not manually cr…
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Comment #47968049
They flare to quickly burn off excess gases as a safety mechanism rather than anything else. Venting gas into the air would be much worse.
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Comment #47689575
Well, the guitar has a finite number of strings and each string is partition into a finite number of frets. It's definitely not more than, say, 30^6 ~ 729 million. That said, commo…
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Comment #47399352
Should be \subset.
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Comment #46554663
I use .ag and it's YAML-inspired. I have incorporated ideas from Design by contract: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46554477
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Comment #46554477
I have developed my personal agentic file format `.ag` for this purpose. Here is the template I start with: #!/usr/bin/env gpt-agent input: task: | output: | require: - invariant: …
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Comment #46538430
While they only had positive samples, the AIs sometimes reported cancer in the wrong location, meaning a double whammy: It failed to detect the cancer, and misdiagnosed a non-cance…
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Comment #46159432
Yes, but it seems strange to claim that i^i isn't anything . That just completely ignores what's interesting, namely that i(π/2 + 2πk) is real for all k ∈ Z .
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Comment #46158999
Is your argument that complex powers isn't anything ?
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Comment #46158972
On-Topic : Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything tha…
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Comment #46050336
> Yes PRC is a common abbreviation amongst literate, engaged, people. So I'm either not literate, not engaged, or not people? I'm surprised to learn it is as common as USA, UK, and…
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Comment #46049711
Is "PRC" a common abbreviation? Does it mean "China", or does it mean something else? Why not write China? I'm from KOS* (neighbor country of KON* and ROF*), so I don't know much. …