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dinunnob
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About dinunnob
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Comment #49152459
* in so far as QM is natural, we evolved in its presence and so its probable that we are deeply integrated
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Comment #49152439
I stand corrected
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Comment #49152389
"god does not play dice" was proven wrong a while ago ...
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Comment #49151651
omg welcome philosophers trying to be noticed by frontier labs, lets see if you can set everyone straight (I point to Einstein deliberately looking to philosophy (Spinozian & Machi…
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Comment #47281316
I just said pliny was amazing, fwiw - i like that hes hacking on these and posts about it. I rushed to defend, i wish more people were taking old school anarchist cookbook approach…
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Comment #47281014
Yeah but i think the philosophy is to show how precarious the guardrails are
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Comment #47280983
I dont think anyone is going to dispute this
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Comment #47280507
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Comment #47280481
Hmm, pliny is amazing - if you kept up with him on social media you’d maybe like him https://x.com/elder_plinius
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Comment #46908203
Here's a blog post where symderive was used with Claude Code's team agent framework to recast Fischer's early work in a modern language: https://dinunno.substack.com/p/transforming…
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Comment #46904944
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Comment #46902821
fixed in the readme. thanks - while we are talking imports ... how did `import pyspark.sql.functions as F` ever get past the pep police
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Comment #46902795
removed claim from README
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Comment #46901415
It could definitely be better though
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Comment #46901388
You can specify symmetry/antisymmetry patterns for tensor index slots and it takes advantage of that to speed up the calculations. This part was pretty important for me so i spent …
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Comment #46901363
Not rigorous, but intuition derived from expression string complexity for postfix operations vs standard sympy style. I’ll take this out, readme was written from sleazy used car sa…
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Comment #46901300
Yeah, you’re not wrong. Makes the syntax a bit annoying here (goal was to lower barrier of entry for physicists). I agree this is bad practice.
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Show HN: SymDerive – A functional, stateless symbolic math library
Hey HN, I’m a physicist turned quant. Some friends and I 'built' SymDerive because we wanted a symbolic math library that was "Agent-Native" by design, but still a practical tool f…