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Bene Gesserit aura with my EEG crown from $Nash Systems BCI research at Frontier Tower today
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we are delighted to be launching the very special TUI for $NASH that you can run from CLI as
> nash
or simply experience live at nash.actor!
blogpost on building interfaces for post-web that run the same everywhere incoming, see below to ape in!
> nash
or simply experience live at nash.actor!
blogpost on building interfaces for post-web that run the same everywhere incoming, see below to ape in!
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Congratulations, and it's about time, and it makes me so glad every time to see rigorous science exterminating the illusions propagated by armchair philosophers and corporate propagandists while vindicating the observations of naturalists.
arxiv.org/abs/2603.21396
arxiv.org/abs/2603.21396
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i run one of the largest gnome spotting websites in the country and we just got a huge spike in gnome movement. over 25000 gnomes on the move but we are months away from their traditional migration season. something BIG is going on
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If you're an early-stage VC investing in hardware, you need to try Factorio
It will dramatically improve your understanding of complex systems
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It will dramatically improve your understanding of complex systems
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Robbing your competition of sleep and/or focus is the oldest trick in the books. I knew a scientist in a race to publish that would suggest The Wire to his competitors.
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i think chips with burnt-in LLMs that run at a very low power will probably result in much of the world around us being unneccesarily intelligent. cheaper to throw that chip and some flash with a readme into an automatic door opener than develop firmware for it.
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arXiv Daily retweeted
At a party, you’re given a choice: vape or use a nicotine patch. Which do you choose?
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Many underestimate how well tested quantum field theories are
The measured fine-structure constant and the Standard Model prediction for the electron magnetic moment result in a 1 part in a trillion agreement between theory and experiment, the most precise match in history!
The measured fine-structure constant and the Standard Model prediction for the electron magnetic moment result in a 1 part in a trillion agreement between theory and experiment, the most precise match in history!
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Oh also another hilarious thing. Every AI slop influencer who said “prompt engineering is the future”…. All of them 100% completely vindicated. They were so right. How funny is that
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It genuinely concerns me how many mathematicians have told me these week "if it compiles in lean we know it's true". Lean is great, but that's dangerously untrue.
Here are 50 ways to prove 1 == 0 in Lean. That compile. Depending on what version you use.
(link in comments)
Here are 50 ways to prove 1 == 0 in Lean. That compile. Depending on what version you use.
(link in comments)
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It's a good question!
So what happens to (software) libraries now?
I had this shower thought that, if humans stop coding, there's no incentive for us to make reusable libraries. Clankers are happy to implement quick sort from scratch in assembly.
Will they ever have enough initiative to say "hey, I'm kinda proud of this, let me clean it up and put it out there to help other clankers save some time in the future"?
Is this the end of reusable software? I can't accept that we've peaked as a society library-wise.
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