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Nzen
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About Nzen
If you want to contact me, my email is in the footer of my website, which you can access from that keybase link.
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Comment #49158343
Laurence Paulson laments a bug that fooled Ramana Kumar using both Lean proof system and the Nanoda (plugin ? library ?) into thinking that he found a counterexample to the famous …
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Comment #49157349
This is a pretty short post observing that some art has achieved celebrity. Consider the Mona Lisa, you probably can imagine it just from the title. When I went to the Louvre, ther…
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Comment #49110433
I am of the impression that the mission is defined by having the pin ball hit the places where the blue arrow points within a set amount of time. It's a bit of a shame that Microso…
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Comment #49070413
Wikipedia is written by various people, but likely someone with interest in a given topic. One or more realtors probably wrote or edited this post. Actually, the history of edits s…
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Comment #48980052
In 2022 [0], Jan David Nose (jdno) released a game / programming challenge called _Auto Traffic Control_ [1]. Rather than controlling airplanes with UI interactions, the simulation…
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Comment #48924885
Thank you [0]. I searched and all I could find was Virgin Media's Daisy [1]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenny_(chatbot) [1] https://news.virginmediao2.co.uk/o2-unveils-daisy…
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Comment #48712927
It feels like this list, if it focuses on individual authors is - if successful - overwhelming in scope. There are, what, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of authors ? If 1…
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Comment #48434603
I think that this is a plugin library for teams that want to offer a platform for the public (or an LLM-AI) to submit code to. If your team writes some code, you don't generally sa…
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Comment #48424221
I don't know what an ovulatory cycle feels like; but, I trust Lindsay Doe's account [0] of how she feels across a given period. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLXxxHVOeec 11 m…
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Comment #48265722
If I am to believe the creator of the _History in Taberna_ youtube channel, communal beds were a medieval to early modern practice in inns [0]. [0] https://youtu.be/5IPQIl-FiCY?si=…
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Comment #48159677
tl;dr Peter Steinberger shared a product demo for CodexBar [0] with a graph of OpenAI token usage. This graph shows one million spent, prefers gpt-5.5 and spent twenty thousand tod…
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Comment #48155393
tl;dr Quasicrystals are aperiodic structures. The author notes that the conditions for creating them are rare, given the need for instantaneous high temperature. They recount that …
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Comment #47782279
tl;dr The author [0] describes a simple ticketing system that his very busy coworker, Peter Högfeldt, created in 1986. Basically, it checked in numbered files to their version cont…
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Comment #47648832
tl;dr Eels have a long lifecycle with several stages. They do not develop sexual organs until late in their life, when they migrate back to the Saragossa Sea. This meant earlier au…
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Comment #47535749
You could add an appendix with printed, scannable, binary data. You could create a page with a bunch of QR codes. Martin Monperrus vouched [0] for Twibright Optar [1]. [0] https://…
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Comment #47473182
tl;dr This is a project page describing a small hand woven loom. Small, means a little wider than a palm and maybe half the length of a forearm (depending on which you buy). Basica…
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Comment #47364111
I recommend listening to DJ Earworm's mashup of the top song across the world [0] to hear a greater variety of countries, albeit for this or last year. [0] https://www.youtube.com/…
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Comment #47276521
It looks like Mark Thomas maintained a phone number database up until 2007 or 2023 for many areas in the USA. I guess that could be a basis for starting 'my own' instance of paypho…
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Comment #47255188
This sounds a lot like Jason Rohrer's project with an LLM, Sammy Jankis [0]. There, the posts are generally about the continual deaths when the LLM's context window fills up. The p…
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Comment #46694371
For targeting advertising expendatures at the site level. If most of my traffic, as revealed by referrer links, comes from social-media-platform-foo and only a little from social-m…
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Comment #46196273
Did you expect some answer that decried world peace as impossible ? It's just repeating what people say [0] when asked the same question. That's all that a large language model can…
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Comment #45762766
If you want to see examples of this in practice, I recommend reading Randall Monroe's Thing Explainer [0] or some simple wikipedia articles [1]. [0] https://xkcd.com/thing-explaine…
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Comment #45539253
Could y'all point at instructions for how to imitate this limited internet situation ? I ask because, two years ago, I was able to circumvent the Windows-11-requires-internet-and-a…
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Comment #45507921
Likewise. In fact, I was under the opposite impression because of the benefit that sulfur enriched shipping exhaust had for our climate [0]. It looks like these clouds are thinner …
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Comment #45339122
My understanding is largely ten years old and high level and only for one kind of fully homomorphic encryption. Things have changed and there is more than one kind. I heard it desc…