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alphaBetaGamma
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Comment #49233892
My wife and I are working on a math/science/CS-inspired jewelry business. We try to create pieces that stand on their own aesthetically but have a hidden meaning. We currently have…
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Comment #48762881
My wife and I are working on a math/science/CS-inspired jewelry business. We try to create pieces that stand on their own aesthetically but have a hidden meaning. We currently have…
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Comment #48530839
My wife and I are working on a math/science/CS-inspired jewelry business. We try to create pieces that stand on their own aesthetically but have a hidden meaning. We currently have…
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Comment #48454440
Thank you. We have not really started advertising, but my wife is (very) often complimented on the jewelry when she wears it and that has led to a few sales.
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Comment #48452986
Thanks. Good idea. What I often ended up doing is asking it to draw 3 labeled arrows X,Y,Z. So I could tell it to orient along the XY labeled arrows (which are in reality YZ, but w…
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Comment #48452867
Built a tool to help design cs/science inspired jewelry in CAD. I wrote a DSL to describe the jewelry, and had an LLM write the interpreter to generate a CAD file using cadquery (n…
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Comment #45817742
Well, you are probably right. Pasting the annoucement in gptzero yields this: 16% AI generated 84% Mixed 0% Human
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Comment #42009191
If I remember correctly, in that book Galileo says he heard of someone in the Netherlands having made a microscope, but without any details about how it was made. Armed with the kn…
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Comment #42007292
Galileo refers in this to a book he had published earlier, the "Starry Messenger". It is well worth reading. Galileo had just build the first ever telescope and he describes what h…
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Comment #33921362
Fun fact: if your first name is Isabella you can visit the museum for free. I believe that she specified this in her will.
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Comment #28359450
If you like Bach you might want to learn to listen to polyphony: the form of music in which multiple melodies are played simultaneously while forming an harmonious whole. I recomme…
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Comment #23814897
I was using sed to do many replacements (hundreds) in a file and it was starting to be slow, running in O(num_replacemnts). I thought that this can be done with a state machine so …
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Comment #23814854
Not the author, but I had a similar problem. If you specify many replacement rules in sed, it will run in O(num_replacements * num_lines). You should be able to use a state machine…
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Comment #23208483
If I remember correctly, the system calls where indirect jumps where the address of the jump was in ram (it had been copied from the rom on startup): it was designed to you could h…
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Comment #22312940
I have heard that it is good practice to always chose the number of teeth of two gears to be relatively prime. This is because there can be impurities in the metal, and if you have…
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Comment #20335046
In some/many cases there is code before the branch that does not influence the branch condition. In that case, would it be possible to architect the cpu such that it could execute …
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Comment #15314075
Would it be possible to do a special distribution for non emacs users? I'm thinking of one download with emacs + magit + CUA mode by default + run magit-status on startup (or whate…
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Comment #12627648
Similar, but in 3d: Crocheting Adventures with Hyperbolic Planes, Daina Taimina, https://www.amazon.com/Crocheting-Adventures-Hyperbolic-Plan...
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Comment #12509722
Slightly off-topic question about WaveNet: In the paper, they say that they double the dilation factor up to a limit and then repeat: 1, 2, 4, ..., 512, 1, 2, 4, ..., 512, 1, 2, 4,…
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Comment #12399070
I also like the concept of "engine-rich exhaust" (also known as "the engine is melting").
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Comment #12384331
A different solution to the Box in box problem, with less math: Consider the square of (length + with + height). The sum of the diagonal terms is the square of the distance between…
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Comment #12064124
Using the same brushes as Leonardo da Vinci will not make you a better painter.
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Comment #10724820
Photos of the event: http://www.iisd.ca/climate/cop21/enb/12dec.html
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