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danaugrs

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    Comment #46123771

    I'm the author of the research paper ( https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.20314 ) and owner of that GitHub account. Please see my comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4606956…

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    Comment #46078383

    Awesome post, please make a Zig library!

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    Comment #46069564

    Author here. Thanks for posting. I spent several years' worth of weekends working on this, and I'm glad to see it here on Hacker News. I started working on this problem when I lear…

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    Comment #46069130

    Author here. Other experts in this field have also used the term "lambda reduction", including Levy himself [1] and Lamping [2], both which are referenced in the Delta-Nets paper. …

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    Comment #44609255

    Excellent article. I'm looking forward to Zig's upcoming async I/O.

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    Comment #40517221

    Loosely related: https://www.quantamagazine.org/computer-scientists-invent-an...

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    Comment #38663884

    Six weeks of six days (4 work days and 2 rest days) in a month would be better than four weeks of nine days (6 work days and 3 rest days) in my opinion.

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    Comment #38448126

    Awesome! I'm a big fan of Keras and this is an exciting update.

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    Comment #38240794

    Cool! Sounds a bit like the weekly founder meetings that https://www.startupschool.org/ had, which were a lot of fun and very helpful.

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    Comment #38133580

    https://www.riffusion.com/riffs/99a8cf65-b854-4b28-a174-072d...

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    Comment #37550817

    Very cool idea - starred!

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    Comment #37503946

    This is awesome! It looks like a fantastic way to play with boolean logic and learn/teach how computers work. I love the ability to encapsulate circuits and abstract them into high…

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    Comment #36949446

    Very cool! Love the visualizations.

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    Comment #36900477

    This is a cool idea that I hadn't heard or thought of before.

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    Comment #35995773

    I just want to say Bevy is great! Thanks for building and maintaining such a cool project.

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    Comment #34353848

    Check out https://petals.ml/ .

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    Comment #33071247

    Javalin is a great name!

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    Comment #32086433

    Nice article! I'm building a language ( https://flame.run/ ) in Rust that aims to have WebGPU+GUI support built-in. I'm playing with refinement types, which you effectively describ…

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    Comment #31913729

    How about PostgreSQLite? Joke aside, is anyone building something that takes a stab at fixing the issues with both?

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    Comment #31548871

    I'm building a language ( https://flame.run ) and trying a similar idea for imports. In my language there is no package manager. Files just import other files, locally or from URLs…

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    Comment #31374311

    We only need an application web. A blog post can be just a markdown file. Want to read it? Use a markdown viewer (from the application web). Want to build a more complex experience…

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    Comment #31162503

    What's the fractal projection used? It's super cool.