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Comment #48701177
Not “instead of” but “in addition to”. Government regulation is not perfect but is the first-best solution to imposing such injunctions, and prima facie is much more effective than…
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Comment #48431116
This would be much more convincing if the repos, issue trackers, etc. were accessible.
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Comment #48075617
Life on Earth was hugely ambitious in ideas too, covering the whole history of life, with evolution as an underpinning theory throughout. As a child, it had much more impact on me …
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Comment #48074542
I really liked the evaluation method here - testing fidelity by round-tripping through chains of invertible steps. It was striking how even frontier models accumulated errors on se…
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Comment #47823647
Indeed. This is just a vibe-coded addition to an already overcrowded space, with no indication of any intent to consult others or support it for real use.
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Comment #41687429
The VLDB paper mentioned is https://www.vldb.org/pvldb/vol16/p1601-budiu.pdf . Abstract: "Incremental view maintenance has been for a long time a central problem in database theory…
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Comment #41130754
I asked the same question to one of the core devs at a recent event and he (1) said that some people in finance have done related things and (2) suggested using the Ray slack to co…
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Comment #40105801
I also like Racket for a good few of these reasons, but the tooling has a lot of sharp edges and limitations in practice. It would be unfair to expect a full JetBrains/Microsoft ID…
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Comment #40105476
Thanks. This focuses on the most common daily need, with really clean design and display of information, and live updates as a flourish. Definitely sparks joy.
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Comment #39379295
I can be pretty cynical about corporate politics but that kind of consultant-IC interview is almost always safe. It’s wildly against the consultant’s interests to cause serious con…
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Comment #39341581
The Modern Data Stack / MLOps product space was succinctly described by one actually-technical CEO as "vending into ignorance"; the author corroborates this with a commendably cand…
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Comment #39245457
Indeed, and tools like dep-tree provide a combination of 1) making module structure visible 2) making rules about this structure concrete and 3) automatically checking for rule vio…
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Comment #38998838
> If I say "Dyson" and you're in the UK, you think of Mathematical Physics :)
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Comment #38820318
There is a more general algorithm called Delta Debugging ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_debugging ), introduced in Andreas Zeller’s 1999 paper "Yesterday, my program worke…
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Comment #37116293
Coincidentally, today I noticed a surprisingly high number of file accesses from Tenable's Nessus software, caused by it reading a megabyte-sized config file one character at a tim…
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Comment #35180393
In this case Chotiner didn’t come back at weak arguments as much as he often does. In particular Frank downplayed the importance of stress tests, arguing variously that they are pr…
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Comment #25864142
Toolz, like seemingly everything Matt Rocklin is a major contributor to, is something of a model library: cleanly designed and coded, with strong documentation. Although Python is …
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Comment #25613051
A bypass provides a route around a population center to offload traffic - this would have done the opposite, reducing quality of life for thousands of nearby residents, workers, an…
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Comment #25492476
As a pure means of communication the LANL preprint server, which later became arxiv, made the journals in its core areas of theoretical physics obsolete basically overnight, so vas…
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Comment #25481841
Very nice work. I especially liked the ability to build up a collection of papers, that the response time was good, and that the SQL could be edited directly. Do you have any plans…