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looks like it! https://radio.garden/listen/ksan-fm-107-7/iWCTdfjj

that sounds like a good idea to try, thanks!

spam account created a few days ago.

why?

There's a few books that are coupled with the term ergodic literature, chief among them House of Leaves. It really is a thoroughly enjoyable exercise to read that book, I highly recommend.

(By the way, is your user name a joke on "sparky", the slang word for an electrician?)

It wasn't originally when I used it as a kid, but I grew in to that term later :)

Not surprised to see such negative comments, this forum is fried by LLMs nowadays. I was immediately intrigued by reading a handwritten blog post, and enjoy ergodic literature, like this! I liked the message too, and this might shove me toward some handwriting projects I've been meaning to tackle lately.

I always feel like I'm losing my mind when reading LLM comments or prose for code. It's so esoteric and 'i-am-very-smart' and makes me feel like I'm not supposed to read the comments in the first place

Hi Dr. Cutress! I loved reading your deep dives on Anand, they're what got me interested in semiconductors. Hope you're well <3

if this is about you, good luck :) starting prog helps a lot!

libido is fixed with progesterone (which is commonly taken ~1-2 years into hrt) for better breast growth. anecdotally it makes you completely f*king feral

https://www.schwab.com/direct-indexing

I liked going through https://www.olcf.ornl.gov/cuda-training-series/ for an intro and some fundamentals.

go to a profile and open image in new tab, the URL is /u/# (im # ~4 million!)

if you're on android, advanced is a blessing to de-shorts your YouTube.

Not really the time for that. There's also PRs being merged every hour of the day.

I love alibris

The machine has a single thread performance that exceeds any and all Intel/AMD processors

Not true at all: https://www.cpubenchmark.net/single-thread/

It's current year, of course they used AI to help [0], and it does feel like the article was AI assited.

"This map isn't flat — it has 5 levels of elevation."

"The ocean isn't just a blue plane — it has animated caustic sparkles"

"The fundamental issue:" and "The key constraint:"

I still enjoyed the article.

[0] https://github.com/felixturner/hex-map-wfc/commit/1679be

They link to that site in the post

engineer vs end user

similar, keepass synced with google drive. sure it's on some platform, but if my master file is stolen I feel like it taking ~1s and 128MB per guess it's unfeasible for my file to be cracked.

Thank you for posting your thoughts on a relevant conversation with LLMs, instead of pasting 8 paragraphs of its output.

OP said most people live under some form of authoritarianism, not a worse form than China's.

Revanced on Android devices is the perfect solution for all of the youtube shortcomings

to be fair, every other comment is usually screaming about how if you aren't able to utilize LLMs effectively, you will be without a job soon. most people want to keep their job, or be employable, so if LLMs are a required tool to know, they're trying to become fluent in it by using it.

I mean, you both used the exact same prompt, how is OP 'holding it worng'?

Let me pull out my 5000 px tall monitor so I can see the examples further down the page. impeccable style, really

It's been blowing my mind reading HN the past year or so and seeing so many comments from programmers that are excited to not have to write code. It's depressing.

Benchmarks are super impressive, as usual. Interesting to note in table 3 of the paper (p. 15), DS-Speciale is 1st or 2nd in accuracy in all tests, but has much higher token output (50% more, or 3.5x vs gemini 3 in the codeforces test!).

Honestly, I use revanced on my android phone which lets me disable all shorts content appearing. and on browser if i stick to the subscriptions tab and maybe the sidebar on videos, there's no shorts.