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Thank you for your post! It's only through yours I got to know about the posted article. Your efforts on the exploded view are mind blowing!

I have the same experience! When I asked someone for help, they (on my face), opened claude and started asking it.

I recount it here: https://blog.papermatch.me/html/Wheres_the_human_touch

Shameless plug: Have you tried https://papermatch.me ?

Would really appreciate your feedback!

Yes! I related a little too much with the blog post. My grandparents were Sindhi and they had to flee from Pakistan to India during the partition. As refugees in India, they had to start their life basically from scratch. Now I get why it's ingrained in me to be frugal, and even take pride in it when there's none. I see the very same behaviour in my Sindhi friends when they feel bad for spending money on essentials like hospital visits.

I really liked this post by System76: https://blog.system76.com/post/system76-on-age-verification

Yes please!

I agree with this so much! I've found that going to people and initiating is the only thing you can do. How people respond varies a lot and you have to be resilient to rejection.

There was a post[1] sometime back about just having coffee in the afternoon outisdes and how that brought in more people.

I also write about it here [2].

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43473618

[2] https://blog.papermatch.me/html/Wheres_the_human_touch

Thank you! It really does help when I want to quickly whip up some docs to share. :D

Thank you! I'll check hn before posting.

Love this! It's highly addictive. (No guilt)

Could you please elaborate on this?

This (very) simple repo allows you to connect your kindle remotely from anywhere using Tailscale VPN.

Shameless plug.

PaperMatch [1] helps solve this problem (large influx of papers) by running a semantic search on top of abstracts, for all of arXiv.

[1] https://papermatch.me/

I am so sorry you went through this. How are you doing now?

I got an ICL (Intra Collamer Lens) implant at 22 (25 now) and that ruined my night vision with ghosts and glares.

There is a famous video from Hitachi[^1] showing the Youngs double slit experiment[^2]. You may like it!

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PanqoHa_B6c

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-slit_experiment

Thank you for sharing the paper!

The link is broken though and you may want to remove the `:` at the end.

While I enjoy (and crave) the waves (of time) that make my brain obsess over things which bring me immense joy to the point I neglect essentials (food and water), what follows is a hard learned crash where I have no energy (or dopamine) left to give to anything!

Here is a blog I wrote if anyone is interested in using Cloudflared & Termux without modifying the OS!

https://mitanshu7.github.io/html/SSH_into_Android_with_Termu...

What a legend in the making!

I am currently at the stage from where I admire the software world from outside, trying to be competent one day at a time. The author is a badass for landing tailscale!

Hello, thank you for pointing out the errors. I have fixed then all.

I have added the plots for y and z dimensions on the blog post itself.

Yes! However CS is taking over and accounted for nearly half of arXiv papers in the years 2024 and 2025 :)

Okay, this is mind blowing!

While mapping vector embeddings of arXiv abstracts, I came across some surprising clusters that I hadn’t seen before. This post is an attempt to dig deeper into what they might represent.

They renamed the file.

See: https://github.com/asgeirtj/system_prompts_leaks/blob/main/c...

I recently got to know about this[^1] paper that differentiates between 'uh' and 'um'.

The proposal examined here is that speakers use uh and um to announce that they are initiating what they expect to be a minor (uh), or major (um), delay in speaking. Speakers can use these announcements in turn to implicate, for example, that they are searching for a word, are deciding what to say next, want to keep the floor, or want to cede the floor. Evidence for the proposal comes from several large corpora of spontaneous speech. The evidence shows that speakers monitor their speech plans for upcoming delays worthy of comment. When they discover such a delay, they formulate where and how to suspend speaking, which item to produce (uh or um), whether to attach it as a clitic onto the previous word (as in “and-uh”), and whether to prolong it. The argument is that uh and um are conventional English words, and speakers plan for, formulate, and produce them just as they would any word.

[1] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00100...

It's very cute!

My self-hosting setup uses Cloudflare tunnels to host the website without opening any ports. And Tailscale VPN to directly access the machine. You may want to look at it!

I'm still using systemd. Podman keeps telling to use quadlets :)