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tkocmathla

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    Comment #49228761

    Incredible write-up, as usual. I still fondly remember discovering Red Blob Games' Hexagonal Grids [1] guide while building an implementation of the Tzaar board game [2]. The illus…

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    Comment #48978457

    This is a cool idea, but even more than playing it and learning about NYC, I'm curious to know how you built it, and where the data came from.

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    Comment #48860405

    At 5 years old, in the US and UK at least, they're either in preschool/kindergarten or not in school at all yet. Grades aren't a thing at that level and I have to imagine the same …

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    Comment #48814375

    > I'm reminded of an old friend from long ago. She was an early music major at Harvard, and graduated with a MFA. She was very good. She read and wrote Latin and Greek, could compo…

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    Comment #48513704

    What? https://github.com/apple

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    Comment #48457867

    Thanks, typo on my part.

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    Comment #48456996

    The median income in the UK is currently sitting at £2,627 / week or £31,524 / year [1]. This is advertising more than double that at £64,189, not quite graduate wages! [1] https:/…

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    Comment #48432291

    Reminds me of Microsoft Research's TextWorld [1] (from 2018!). [1] https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/textworld

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    Comment #48432256

    I've been using superpowers [1] for this purpose, and have really appreciated how it guides the model to use careful, methodical approaches to answering my prompts. It's great for …

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    Comment #48157497

    Yes, they can be anonymous in the sense that you can buy one in person and top it up without an ID [1]. [1] https://tfl.gov.uk/fares/ways-to-pay/where-to-buy-tickets-an...

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    Comment #48072321

    HEIR [1] is a homomorphic encryption compiler built on modern MLIR. IREE [2] is very actively developed ML compiler + runtime, also MLIR-based. [1] https://github.com/google/heir […

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    Comment #48072246

    At London Heathrow too, the 100ml limit was scrapped early this year. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46736815

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    Comment #48035257

    They briefly address this in the article: > Violin bowing, the researchers say, is a much more complicated interaction to model.

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    Comment #47848018

    > AI also forces folks to be online to code This isn't true in the broad sense you've used. It's true that most people don't have the hardware to run the bleeding-edge foundation m…

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    Comment #47830957

    The KelpDAO Incident Statement from LayerZero: https://x.com/LayerZero_Core/status/2046081551574983137

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    Comment #47813647

    How "fat" are the packed machines? In other words, how much bloat is inevitable, or is that entirely controlled by the base image + the user's smolvm machine spec? How does smolvm'…

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    Comment #47564680

    It's very distracting to have every sentence in this article be its own paragraph.

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    Comment #47528050

    I love this, from a comment on the article: He had in his path a script called `\#` that he used to comment out pipe elements like `mycmd1 | \# mycmd2 | mycmd3`. This was how the s…

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    Comment #47320305

    Cool idea, but of course the very first image I clicked into was a dick.

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    Comment #47307509

    I got this itch too when I came across tinyrenderer [1] and worked through the early lessons through shading, but didn't quite finish the texture mapping yet [2]. It was fun to wor…

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    Comment #47109260

    The "locakly" typo is perfectly placed in the comment thread of this article!

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    Comment #47058242

    And 3 'i's?

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    Comment #46975898

    Personally, I'd love this is if it were opt-in. That way, I could gradually reduce my repeat search dependence based on me recognizing my actual habits, rather than giving a browse…