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azeirah
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About azeirah
https://laura.fm
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Comment #49094389
Please write up your comments as blog posts, articles or whatever you can do. There is such an incredible amount of bullshit going on in the conversation. You are contributing a po…
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Comment #49061653
Given what I learned from "chaos" by James Gleick, the predicament we're in is that we likely cannot predict outcomes or the events themselves, rather what we know is that weather …
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Comment #48981544
The author addresses this, no? > But I did notice an immediate change, especially with words like “traffic.” Traffic makes me feel like I’m just throwing out flypaper and measuring…
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Comment #48981460
Indeed, and I said I stopped using the tool in the comment I made.
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Comment #48969709
Eh, the rendering of Claude Code is genuinely such a mess. I have quit claude code over it because when used as a terminal in PHPStorm it sometimes gets so bad that it becomes hard…
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Comment #48938277
Love it! If this works well I'm going to add it to my basic linux tools toolkit next to htop and the like.
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Comment #48931201
Oh I really like this! The one counterargument that comes to mind is when I think about the likes of C++, where there are many editions and they can be confusing to keep track of. …
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Comment #48856903
All girls or most girls? I definitely know some girls who'd love this, and see this as having fun.
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Comment #48779089
I am so, so happy to see real art for once? It looks great.
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Comment #48711136
You should add a scoreboard! I got zanagram #5 in 3 minutes and 53 seconds. Also found two bonus words I thought I was slow but now I see others took 10 minutes and 20 minutes! May…
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Comment #48565555
Qwen 3.6 27B performs similarly to sonnet 4.5 (note I said 4.5, not 4.6) when it comes to coding. It runs amazingly well on my PC with a 7900xtx. It's worse at general tasks, but i…
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Comment #48515398
They look cool, but it is known that they don't add much. In Obsidian, the local graph has real uses, but the global one is mostly to see structure in your notes and look cool on s…
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Comment #48390049
Do you not think that solutions to erdos problems might end up stepping stones to other important problems? Either by introducing new tools, or by proving things that were previous…
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Comment #47839904
reMarkable is doing a decent job, their first generation device launched in 2017. Still getting updates. It is discontinued for sale, but there is no reason to believe reMarkable w…
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Comment #47794359
There is no hallucination benchmark currently. I was researching how to predict hallucinations using the literature (fastowski et al, 2025) (cecere et al, 2025) and the general-ish…
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Comment #47647309
This sounds lovely! This definitely sounds like the kind of thing that would really work well to let all the stresses of the everyday wash off! It reminds me a lot of the YouTube c…
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Ask HN: How Do You Relax?
Bit of a different question than most of what usually gets discussed on HN, but I find myself occupied with work a lot and while I enjoy it a lot, it's draining. On top of that, I …
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Comment #47342373
Cerebras?
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Comment #47254151
I wrote a program that has programmable brushes about ten years ago, it's a bit different from moss in that it has a physics simulation underneath rather than a sort of shader, but…
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Comment #47149629
Sorry but what do you mean crystal clear requirements? I don't particularly think "y7u8888888ftrg34BC" would pass as a crystal clear requirement at my workplace : Do you mean somet…
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Comment #46968055
If I understand the author correctly, he chose the hyperbolic model specifically because the story of "the singularity" _requires_ a function that hits infinity. He's looking for a…
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Comment #46928062
My friend, this is amazing, Thank you!
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Comment #46901533
I made a service to sync remarkable to obsidian. It's not free, but it _is_ open-source so you can self-host for free. https://scrybble.ink