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Comment #48969234
Seriously. Traced Minkowski, found the same geometry on both sides of the GR|QM fence, reconciled some loose ends and .. well, go read. Break it if you can. ty!
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Show HN: A self-correcting algebraic agent swarm
Three rigorous prompts to parse and recognize intent -> resulting in clear instructions for a controller which locks onto your requirements. Lets you get work done without the usua…
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Comment #48672812
I entirely agree with you, and I'll raise you one -- coding via AST's lets you formally note and track the boundary/linking facts and concepts via comments. That might finally get …
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Comment #48672679
We have the complete AST in almost every IDE. Why are we not learning to render abstracted code and systems from that??
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Comment #48481362
> John W. Campbell, Jr.’s "The Last Evolution" (first published in Amazing Stories, August 1932) is a highly influential piece of early hard science fiction. It represents an impor…
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Comment #48454973
accuracy and precision are not the same thing. he's delivering one, you're asking for the other. no?
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Comment #48447660
now that's what i call a software development breakthrough/platform! thanks for the heads up!
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Comment #45181261
The short system prompt that follows employs several techniques that lower hallucinations, perhaps significantly, compared to the prompts you currently employ. perhaps it proves us…
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Comment #43463307
Congratz Marco!
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Comment #43013521
Analogies: "The Pinball Philosophy" in 1975 and 2025: Control vs. Chaos—1975 Watergate -> 2025 Algorithmic/Information Chaos: 1975: Post-Watergate, societal chaos, distrust, hidden…
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Comment #43013516
"The Pinball Philosophy," viewed fifty years later, can contrast how human drives for control, meaning, and authentic experience are lived. While 1970s pinball offered a microcosm …
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Comment #41404775
Could this get a wrapper for building ncurses & sdl cores so that maybe one day lem could run right on top of ciel and a true lisp environment could emerge? https://news.ycombinato…
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Comment #40960241
wow, ty, this is brilliant!
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Comment #40586313
Alice has N Brothers, and she has M sisters. How many sisters do Alice’s brothers have? I have not gotten the correct answer to the question as phrased above in one go from Gpt4o y…
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Comment #40466053
Alright, read up on domains, then try arguing that 'perplexity' as company and noun are in different spaces! I grant you that if they were, the company could trademark that noun. B…
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Comment #40465039
Have you ever tried to trademark a random noun?
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Comment #40465028
Which is why Trademarks are a non-issue here. My bet is that the Devs understood that.
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Comment #40306547
EXACTLY! That's why you breathe into a paper-bag (or smoke) to increase CO2 so that the filters open and you get to a point where you feel O2 tingles all over your brain. This is e…
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Comment #40149810
nope, that's not for me; I want light-weight manually curated progman-groups where i can mix projects, tasks and collections and get back what docks and the inflexible menu system …
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Comment #40144194
is there a program-manager work-alike for the unix-desktop? titled, nestable folders of docs and shortcuts/scripts that i can arrange at will, persisting independent of a file mana…