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gus_massa
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Comment #49224917
> whereas LLM mistakes are somewhat random, like the carwash problem At least in math problems, AI mistakes generally occur more frequently given the difficulty of the task. The ca…
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Comment #49223710
There has been a lot of recent posts that ara 1-day AI slop that does not even compile, so when I see "unfinished", I suspect the worst. Glad to see I was wrong. I hate when people…
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Comment #49218897
What does 2.4 children mean here? The guidelines ask to use the original title anyway.
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Comment #49218872
Perhaps, in each article, add an option for let people to send you anonymous comments and suggestions about that article. Expect a lot of evil and stupid remarks anyway. Verify eac…
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Comment #49218809
English version https://laviejacontraeldibu.app/en It does not load.
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Comment #49218805
I filled the form and then the site asked me to register :( One possibility is to show some recommendations while completing the form, using some guess for the missing information.…
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Comment #49218680
No. There is a textbox for the URL and a textbox for questions, but the idea is not to use it as a summary.
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Comment #49218626
URL?
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Comment #49218388
It very slightly remember a traditional meal here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locro You mix white corn, beans, pumpkin and whatever piece of meat you can grab, with some extra ve…
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Comment #49218325
> It’s not ready yet! Haita is a decent choice for organizing long, comprehensive documentation. But just like Typst, Haita is an unfinished project, and is (currently) not a serio…
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Comment #49218254
You posted the login page instead of the main page. The prefered style here is like "Show HN: $Name-$Catchphrase". Something like "Hunjo: Your AI Job Application Agent"
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Comment #49210717
I agree, I agree, but I think the guy only read about it and if lucky measured it once in a lab class. I'm trying to imagine a fake world were he could get enough experience in rea…
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Comment #49205392
Why not link directly to https://sam-burns.com/posts/proposing-better-lower-bound-for... ? Do you have a visual representation of the grid and weight? (with the area of the dots pr…
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Comment #49205038
Can the images be created or read by another program?
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Comment #49202287
Two examples: * https://science.ocaho.com/_astro/mechanism.DBsc7AOI_2rDlPs.w... What? * https://science.ocaho.com/_astro/mechanism.COXZnljw_1ax0Vi.w... The tails should be inside t…
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Comment #49202149
Here in Buenos Aires we removed a lot of sunk ships from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matanza_River (a small river on the side of the city, not the huge main river) to increase wa…
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Comment #49201093
Hi! Sorry for the delay. > 2) +1 and -1. I like to ask eigenvalues of that matrix. It's relevant to QM and sadly it's a very high bar that is very useful to filter and try to get a…
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Comment #49197593
Have you looked at https://foldingglobes.com/how-it-works It compares a globe and a rotating version of the icosahedrum. Also read the description there, the distortion is small. I…
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Comment #49191769
No code??? Is the app available???
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Comment #49191650
Reposted with the correct URL https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49175107
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Comment #49191442
:) Obligatory xkcd https://xkcd.com/456/
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Comment #49191353
I'm using https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Banana-Single.jpg with a very low resolution width=16. The image get's too thick and the black spot on the top disappears. Also, a…
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Comment #49191197
From https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html > Can I ask people to upvote my submission? > No. Users should vote for a story because they personally find it intellectually intere…
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Comment #49189070
> 2) +1 and -1. Good, good. Sorry, I was super busy today. I hope to read it tomorrow.
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Comment #49188537
But he didn't have one :) I guess unless you use the raw images, I think the cameras fix a lot of the noise caused by the Poisson distribution. I imagine a movie where Einstein get…