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> To the contrary I find why a particular post, especially on an axis like sociology separate from its content, is on the front page to be interesting in many cases. If you don’t t…

I do not mean this to be lessen the craft of typography (which I am certain that it is!): For me, typography/styling beyond the very basics of bold, underline, italics and so on fe…

Commenting on the person that wrote this is not really interesting though - it is in the same category as "I appreciate the fact that 'Paul' has 4 letters and a 2/2 split of vowels…

Sure thing! Who would think otherwise? Being part of the incredibly, exceptionally ambitious group that this essay seems to be targeted at can come in all shapes and forms, I would…

Yes! The "-ness" implies some degree of spectrum already, and from what I know and understand, one can talk about different degrees/classes of randomness. "decreasing entropy" woul…

Either A) he used a rhetorical device, or B) he tried to be relatable and failed (for you, assuming you represent the typical intended audience) or C) he tried to be relatable and …

Hi HN, This is my first side project I make public, so I am a bit nervous! :D If you have any feedback regarding: - privacy first of all (since I feel most unsecure in this area) -…

I love learning new concepts by playing around with them (think explorable explanations ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Explorable_explanation ), and I got more and more interested…

> improve determinism Oh well. I might be to picky here, but how I see things, determinism cannot be improved or worsened, but achieved or not achieved. Or Partially archieved, whe…

Seems like a great opportunity to pitch my (optimistic) vision for the relationship between humans and digital media: - Assume that we cannot trust anything we see on a screen (or …

Oh wow, instant bookmark for my research folder! I build a hardware simulator, and when I focus on setups with multiple GPUs, this will be a valuable resource. Love the information…

Looks neat, bookmarked and want to check it out!

Great tutorial, really enjoyed it! Personally, I think languages that can check very much at compile time in combinations with LLMs have a bright future ahead. Additionally, if one…