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riemannzeta

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    https://steveblank.com/2011/09/15/the-pay-it-forward-culture...

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    Comment #47028475

    The synchronization tax is the price of building the bridge. Maintenance is the price of keeping the bridge standing. Transmission is the price of crossing it.

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    Comment #46967879

    I really know almost nothing about complex analysis, but this sure feels like what physicists call observational entropy applied to mathematics: what counts as "order" in ℂ depends…

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    Comment #46888513

    Neat result. The symmetry exploitation here reminds me of recent work connecting neural network training dynamics to renormalization group theory. Charles Martin's SETOL paper http…

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    Comment #46879194

    Not an expert in neurobiology, but... heck this is Hacker News: Let's assume that the brain implements a renormalization group flow in a way similar to transformers, as described h…

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    Comment #45947331

    Reflections on Trusting "Reflections on Trusting Trust"?

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    Comment #45712318

    Patent rights exist to solve a fundamental economic problem: Inventors need incentives to innovate, but after revealing an invention, others can copy freely. The patent system gran…

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    Comment #45379579

    > ... I’m quite confident that in the next few hundred years ... Me too! But I was wondering what might be possible more in the next decade. :-D

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    What ways? I'm curious. Have you written anything about this? I'd be interested in reading more of what you see as possible. If we think about stability from first principles, then…