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fatso784

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    Comment #49053702

    Notational programming explored this, also with quantum computing, except the spatial notation was interleaved in a well-established 1d language (Python): https://dl.acm.org/doi/10…

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    Comment #48083688

    My problem with this kind of work is—-obviously they do. Did anyone seriously think otherwise? I’m shocked why these are even questions deserving scientific scrutiny. Have people t…

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    Show HN: Splat, an Affinity Diagramming Tool in a Single HTML File

    Hi HN, I built a single-file, open-source affinity diagramming tool for qualitative analysis in the browser, called Splat. You can use it to cluster and organize notes on a board. …

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    Comment #42509025

    Sorry, but these people are not victims. I went through a tech PhD; it was well-known how fast the wind changes and the trendy topic falls by the wayside. Big data and crowdsourcin…

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    Comment #42459933

    Wow. This actually disproves a key subtext of the match mentioned by some commentators: that Ding failed to convert winning positions to wins. Instead, it shows that Ding converted…

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    Comment #39812996

    “Do politics have artifacts?” was the rejoinder article. IMO that article should be as widely read as the main one, because it provides a warning to those who take the main one as …

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    Comment #38618675

    This seems like a sheets implementation of something like ChainForge ( https://github.com/ianarawjo/ChainForge ). It's curious that Anthropic is entering the LLMOps tooling space -…

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    Comment #38614967

    The original poster making this claim used a t-test to compare means ( https://x.com/RobLynch99/status/1734278713762549970?s=20 ). Turns out the data is not normally distributed, m…

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