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northlondoner

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About northlondoner

Origins traced to North London, tech enthusiast.

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    Which parts of Kernel would benefit from C#'s features?

    I have noticed lately, as posted earlier about its Rust-like futures, C#'s potential use even within Linux kernel. Which parts of Kernel would benefit from C#'s features?

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    New Yorker Riza Berkan ( https://www.youtube.com/@RogoTRON ) is on the something here. How can we leverage Ontology for more efficient ML. It might be great to see an advancement i…

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    Quantum dynamics with Kyrlov complexity and bases. And many other tools. Growing Python toolkit.

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    Compiler will enforce this. You won't be able to build without `unsafe` keyword. AFAIU.

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    Comment #48366903

    Superb development. This would elevate C# into first class systems language, Linux Kernel level.

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    One go function for Bootstrapped uncertainty quantification given observation matrix. It will generate at a given x% confidence interval, uncertainty. Signature is as follows: def …

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    A notebook from leymosun package, v0.4.14.

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    I think "basic math" here means arithmetic or similar. Solutions exists, but current machines are noisy: V. Vedral, A. Barenco, and A. Ekert, Quantum net- works for elementary arit…

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    Related phenomenon is quantum Zeno Effect, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_Zeno_effect Zeno Effect appears over selective observation, rather than selective states.

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    Note that. The primary mechanism in error-correction paper is "selective quantum observations". It means we don't need to use all available resource but selectively error-correct. …

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    Recent work on quantum chaos, shows that selectively observing quantum chaotic system can localise reading. Similar idea of selective pairing in quantum error correction codes lead…

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    I was hoping AGPLv3 help somehow, as sounded like there is a room for argument what constitutes "delivery mechanism." But "..we're far from the death of open-source software." this…

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    AGPLv3 argument against clean room (re)engineering

    The PrimeTime (Michael) has mentioned about clean room (re)engineering here : (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6godSEVvcmU). AGPLv3 protects against such practice. Clean room first…

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    Comment #47467998

    Chuck Norris never dies. Culmination of Human sprit.

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    The only person that can train LLMs with his mind.

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    He was a hero in tech and science as well. I recall during my PhD studies, we always create new memes on our field that Chuck can finish things in no time. In loving memory of Chuc…

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    He was a hero in tech and science as well. I recall during my PhD studies, we always create new memes on our field that Chuck can finish things in no time. In loving memory of Chuc…

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    This is a leap forward for Cyprus space community and also physics and astronomy community.