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Micoloth
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About Micoloth
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Comment #47637395
I found this comment very insightful - and it's interesting to see that it is downvoted even if there are zero replies trying to make some counter arguments..
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Comment #47134251
It’s a great question. As soneone who has been fascinated by Wolfram Aplha for a loong time (and might or might not have thought about cloning it), i think that growing up i ended …
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Comment #46121151
Suuper cool! I agree with the other commenter that having more scientific fields would be very interesting as well. Maybe you could filter them by topic
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Comment #44786715
I mean.. Does window have it now? Debatable at best..
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Comment #44478779
That’s what i though as well > Why apples fall, why planets don’t wander off, and why we aren’t all quietly drifting into space every time we sneeze. Newton didnt really explain th…
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Comment #43799276
Interesting! How would you say your project compares to Arroyo?
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Show HN: Hack GitHub contribution map to display a message over one year
Partly because who is Github to track my activity. Mainly because why not.
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Comment #43584092
What do you think of the Burn framework? (Honest question, I have no clue what I’m talking about)
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Comment #43413672
To be fair- I was agreeing very much with both parent comment and yours, until your edit. I loved Euphoria. > graphicness - Was it graphic at all? > how big everybody's feelings ar…
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Comment #42485422
Ha. What an amazing collection! It hits so many right sposts. Thanks for sharing it
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Comment #42312960
A difficult quest indeed, but not impossible. Sometimes teams like this do exist. You know the ones. They founded the trillion-dollar companies you hear about and became billionair…
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Comment #42280508
I have a few questions - Is this inspired/based on the Blender node editor package? Some stylistic choices look very much taken from there, even if some other details (eg font) loo…
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Comment #41098681
I think what you are referring to is the concept of “finetuning”. You use a pretrained network and add a (relatively) small set of new input-output pairs to steer it in a new direc…
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Comment #40702963
Right? I don’t know about this post (and comments) discussing this quote from the western point of view only, ignoring the fact that this is the whole basis of- and arguably explor…
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Comment #40553066
Every time I read takes like this I think people forget why big brands exist? Small business (or “lifestyle business”) vs big brand is often framed about being high quality vs chea…
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Show HN: Reactive Jupyter- reactive execution of Python in VSCode
Hi HN I’ve developed an experimental VSCode extension to keep a Python Kernel in sync with a Python file. (Reactive execution) The extension uses Static Code Analysis to infer depe…
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Comment #39761025
I think exactly the same. This is what sounds most reasonable. I wonder if we are (again) just carrying over some preconceptions about how humans do things, and instead Agi will co…
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Comment #38975254
Wow.. Really great work, finally someone is doing it! Since I've thought about this for a long time (I've actually even made a very simplified version last year [1]), I want to con…
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Comment #38396731
And yet.. I wholeheartedly agree with your sentiment. Unfortunately, the obvious economic incentive to effectively paywalling code through the Internet, is so strong that on this v…
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Comment #38380199
They sure as hell have no incentives to make Neural Network faster and more accessible, for starters.. (Considering they right now make more money and have more control, the less a…
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Comment #38377312
Genuine question (I'm not American): How much do you think this was intended? On one hand, I really don't want this to sound like a conspiracy theory. On the other hand, it is well…
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Comment #38221851
> Human systems invariably seem to become oligarchies That's what I'm saying.. We seem to agree here :) > Only via regulatory barriers (..) can a monopoly be built. This is, to me,…
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Comment #38220243
I have a counter argument: Monopolies drive the cost of items and services up. (besides having all the other negative effects that are always caused by a huge concentration of powe…
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