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I'm not GP, but in research very diverse teams are not uncommon. I'm on a team now in which I'm the embedded software engineer / Android SME and my coworker is the 4G LTE/5G NR SME…

> I do not see a "typical" user needing to access a path with say... Typical users run software written by atypical users. > some sort of OS-wide single-implementation How do you p…

> No point in wasting your time with them. I've been arguing with people online since Usenet was mostly used for discourse instead of piracy. Trust me, I know that there's no point…

> That would be impossible in a suburban setting; Not necessarily true. The "village center" idea Jim Rouse used in his design of Columbia, MD could be used to solve the problem. A…

What if you're using it for Mathematics (e.g., making progress on unsolved problems) instead of writing software? Would you consider that a valid use-case?

Can you pay for The Thinnernet with Thnickels? https://thick-coins.net

> It's not an easy thing, but some of the histrionic claims about child raising on the internet are really out there. Have you considered that objectively difficult infants/toddler…

Weird. I thought they came from Nilbog.

> Why do people shy away from such things? Have you ever met someone with a true addiction to food? I'm not talking about someone with a habitual craving for sweets. I'm talking ab…

Tomer's website is great! Thanks for sharing it here. I'm mentioned on there, FWIW, toward the end of the CV page. I really wish I hadn't scared Mel away after my first e-mail exch…

> If you can make something special and engaging ... and sufficiently interesting to more than a very small group of persons.

Were there any periods in which the rate of change in warming was the same or greater?

Don't mistake a defused bomb for a dud. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preparedness_paradox

> I have never heard of analog CDs. Laserdiscs are analog.

NTSC video & film (movie film - 35mm) restoration.

> I don't think very many people predicted that it simply wouldn't matter when photorealistic compromising images of whoever you don't like This goes hand-in-hand with the widespre…

> Did you have a runnable WolframLanguage file so it can compare results? Yes. > Did you give it H100 / H200 access to compile and then iterate? Yes via Lambda.ai. Also, FWIW, I ru…

> AI and LLMs have changed one thing very quickly: competent output is now cheap. If you're working on something not truly novel, sure. If you're using LLMs to assist in e.g. Mathe…

> I solve that in a hilarious way: by uninstalling the app when I’m not using it. Ha, I do the same thing!

> but that was not a replacement of understanding what multiplication was You're conflating an algorithm in N or Z with inherent meaning. Let's shift over to R: Expand e*pi to repe…

> our countries identity has basically become "we're all immigrants" but that's not a new phenomena This is a very "New World" perspective which won't cut it for the "Old World" un…

> laundry [is] already automated Partially. Ironing/steaming is only partially automated. Folding/hanging is not.

> How do you view HTML/Code/JSONs in other applications? Not GP, but I'll be forever thankful to have been able to make my career focused on embedded software. In my line of work t…

> very specific edge cases Mathematics is hardly an edge case, but SOTA models differ wildly in their ability to write proofs for unsolved problems. Models also differ wildly in ta…

> I don’t really get the nostalgia angle as it seems as many of those who are into this kind of thing are too young to have ever been in such a space, let alone worked in one. I de…