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radomir_cernoch
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Comment #48847361
Lol. Exactly!
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Comment #48173765
Some applications were discussed in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40994552
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Comment #46662219
My mom had an Olivetti Quaderno notebook. Just seeing the image brought so many memories. I was about 10 years. The buttons, the strange small display, bevels, ripples around the p…
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Comment #40996105
Do you see a good way to include backtracking in an imperative programming language? I can imagine how unification would work, since the ubiquitous "pattern matching" is a special …
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Comment #40996014
You write Prolog code for a living? Where? Do you happen to have a story to share? I'm very curious.
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Comment #40752478
I think it's hard to define "the true 100%". It's always a matter of finding a tradeoff between capacity and lifespan – by defining a voltage range.
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Comment #40178875
I'd love to read more. Do you know any sources?
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Comment #40130087
For that reason, a comparison between GPT 2 and EURISKO seems funny to me. I discussed ChatGPT with my yoga teacher recently, but I bet not even my IT colleagues would have a clue …
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Comment #40130072
> Up until about GPT 2, EURISKO was arguably the most interesting achievement in AI. I'm really baffled by such statement and genuinely curious. How come that studying GOFAI as und…
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Comment #40073367
OMG, what an archeological discovery!
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Comment #40073330
I very much agree about the A* idea, but this idea > Tangent: that's very similar to philosophy. doesn't click with me. Maybe, could your elaborate a bit, or provide an example, pl…
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Comment #40071425
From time to time, I read articles on the boundary between neural nets and knowledge graphs like a recent [1]. Sadly, no mention of Cyc. I'd bet, judging mostly from my failed atte…
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Comment #39958627
From a different point of view... The cochlea is a "real" "implementation" of Fourier transform ( https://www.britannica.com/science/sound-physics/The-ear-as-... )
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Comment #39363733
I was only a user of Nokia 6150 and subsequent phones. Around me, they were considered as technically perfect devices.
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Comment #37829749
Also interested! We saw basically the exact opposite. :-)
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Comment #36388841
As I'm also running a homelab, I was curious, what's your overall experience with IAM in this context? What was your original goal? Which services are linked to your lldap? How man…
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Comment #36270954
> [...] blows what Mercedes has built out of the water. Mercedes FSD prototype, 10 years ago: https://youtu.be/G5kJ_8JAp-w
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Comment #36238307
From my freshman years around 2005, I vaguely remember that multi-thread GUI apps were: - a way to avoid blocking the UI, - tool to gain some perf. on new fancy multi-core processo…
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Comment #36183610
Czech Republic, same era, but a home grown registration system (never used anywhere outside the country). The experience was exactly the same. :-D The web interface was something n…
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Comment #35800310
"My" Google pointed me to a 5G USB dongle: https://rpishop.cz/iot-karty/5753-waveshare-5g-dongle.html But look at that heat-sink! The thing looks very big and very power-hungry.
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Comment #35407956
We have to wait for next-gen high-end printers. Pricing of current-gen tech will be under pressure. With Voron/Bambu lab/Prusa XL, the next-gen is arriving right now. Let's see...
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Comment #34910563
There is a market for upgraded ThinkPads: https://www.facebook.com/lcdfans/ http://www.cnmod.cn/ The "e-shop" makes it quite hard to order, but... it exists. :-)
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Comment #34295541
When I was teaching Prolog are the university, I always introduced it as a niche language. “Prolog makes you unbelievably fast at very specific tasks, but don't try to implement a …
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Comment #32923441
Maybe not a direct answer to your question, but still something considered as rebellious (by some): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vop%C4%9Bnka%27s_principle Not sure though if th…
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Comment #32814361
For me, it's the halting problem (and related proofs).