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mmaaz
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Comment #47852893
great q! there's a variety of levers here. for one, it uses newton polytope pruning to prune the monomial basis -- this often helps a lot in practice, especially for sparse polynom…
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Show HN: Sostactic – polynomial inequalities using sums-of-squares in Lean
Current support for nonlinear inequalities in Lean is quite limited. This package attempts to solve this. It contains a collection of Lean4 tactics for proving polynomial inequalit…
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Comment #46676910
Really cool work!
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Comment #46484751
Very cool!
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Comment #46428941
To provide some additional context: the algorithm being used by QEPCAD is cylindrical algebraic decomposition, which has a time complexity 2^2^n (yes, doubly exponential). So, whil…
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Comment #46104297
this is really brilliant!!
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Comment #45962685
This website showcases our agent, based on Claude, that autonomously infers properties of code and tests them using Hypothesis. Our agent found hundreds of bugs across popular Pyth…
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Comment #45757069
Exactly the same here, late night would be my most productive. I don’t know how sustainable this is as I mature lol.
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Comment #45757064
Tbh the code I was writing wasn’t that complex from an engineering perspective. During my PhD I was writing “research code” which is more like writing scripts, not a full blown app…
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Comment #45757048
Wow, I feel for you, that sounds really scary. Honestly no, I’ve scarcely changed how I work, except for being more strict about keeping a rigid schedule, forcing myself to take br…
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Comment #45757031
Hmm not sure what you mean. In the case of MOGAD, it actually attacks the lining of the nerve. The MOG means myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein, which is a protein in the myelin s…
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Comment #45743401
Good advice. I didn’t have a stroke but a couple months ago I developed blindness in my left eye. It came down to my optic nerve being inflamed. I was later diagnosed with a rare a…
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Comment #45717663
Some time ago, I was on a team of researchers collaborating with a hospital to build some ML models for them. I joined the project somewhat late. There was a big fuss over the fact…
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Comment #45565618
I love this as someone who used to work on max-weight matchings and now works on LLMs :)
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Comment #45500020
Fascinating insight into the industry. Thanks for sharing.
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Comment #45178126
Curious what you mean by this. Do you mean like an AlphaEvolve type thing?
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Comment #45178113
The state of the art solvers are the proprietary ones like Gurobi, FICO, Cplex, Mosek, etc. A major contributor to the proprietary "sauce" is in the heuristics they use. For exampl…
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Comment #42272339
I tried it with a certain conceptual problem in computer algebra (which I’ve had dismal results on GPT o1-preview and o1-mini… sort of a private benchmark) and it spent 2 minutes a…
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Comment #42250417
I think this is a criticism about the general Python ecosystem, but the article has nothing to do with what other package authors do or security vulnerabilities etc. It converts SA…