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Re:Grok: Searching X for "From:Elonmusk (Israel or Palestine or Hamas ...
on Friday July 11, 2025 @03:11AM (#44529188)
Truth-seeking, next level hilarious.
Math framework of intelligence and consciousness based on Riemannian Geometry
The statistical thermodynamics of generative diffusion models
Re:WipEout (1995) Source Code Rewrite
on Monday August 14, 2023 @02:43PM (#37124945)
Link to the original soundtrack https://archive.org/details/wipeout_psx_soundtrack
Re:Language models can explain neurons in language models
on Tuesday May 09, 2023 @11:17PM (#35883245)
IMO this is akin to how scientists developed thermodynamics to comprehend steam engines. Except now, AI could be on the forefront of forming conjectures and explanatory theories!
Re:Hewlett Packard HP-15C Simulator
on Sunday January 22, 2023 @11:59PM (#34485661)
Those RPN programmable calculators are incredible. You can use them to solve all sorts of interesting and complicated calculations.
The Cypherpunks
Gravity Train
Ultimate Guide to Lens Design Forms (2020)
Brain like computing architecture where computation happens uniquely in-memory
Re:Pfizer 91% effective in updated data, protective against South Afri...
on Thursday April 01, 2021 @12:23PM (#26662586)
Do you refer to SARS-CoV-2 as the Chinese virus?
The actual name for the variant in question is 501.V2.
Re:Pfizer 91% effective in updated data, protective against South Afri...
on Thursday April 01, 2021 @12:15PM (#26662469)
Hilarious that they still label it as a country variant, as if the variant carries a genetic “country” code that determines the origin. Plain stupidity.
[Edit] To elaborate since there is so much negativity to my original comment. There is no absolute proof that the variant originated in South Africa, so calling it by a country’s name is an insult to human intelligence. We refer to the virus as the Coronavirus and not the Chinese virus. Why should the variant be any different? (This variant being actually called 501.V2)
Intuitive Guide to Exponential Functions
Grand Simplicity: designing a new social contract
The Knotty World of ‘Anyon’ Particles (2017)
Bayesian Judo
Re:Windows98 Running in the Browser
on Monday June 29, 2020 @03:43AM (#23675405)
Is that you Elon? ;-)
Understanding is a poor substitute for convexity (2012)
Re:Farewell, Google Maps
on Thursday July 19, 2018 @06:24PM (#17570863)
A 20x jump on the monthly charge, especially in lower margin business, will hurt whichever way you look at it, IMHO.
Re:Farewell, Google Maps
on Thursday July 19, 2018 @05:52PM (#17570653)
In our own experience, we pleaded the fact that those dollar figures are just beyond workable if you consider the fact that we come from a developing country and we're faced with ~20x jump. I.e. it heavily messes with the unit economics. The Google representative actually laughed in our face (via Hangout).
Re:The Game Theory of Anonymous Donations
on Saturday June 09, 2018 @03:30PM (#17274577)
Good question. From a game theoretic perspective, agents (players) are assumed to be self-interested in a non-cooperative setting if I recall. Maybe someone can comment on this a bit further.
Don't Settle for Eventual Consistency (2014)
Composability: From Callbacks to Categories in ES6
Re:Deco Software – React Native IDE
on Thursday February 11, 2016 @03:57AM (#11079052)
We've got so many beta requests, we can't process them fast enough. So, just refer as many people as you can, and we'll bump you up somewhere in the "waiting list". Ingenious. ;-)
Re:The Game Industry of South Africa
on Friday February 05, 2016 @08:47AM (#11041307)
I heard that this game also comes with a free oneway ticket to Australia.