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wrycoder

6,025 karma · joined April 8, 2017

Programming evolution: Fortran, Joss, PL1, HP Basic, APL, 6502, Z80, x86, Scheme, Logo, C, Python, JS, Zig
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wrycoder··on What no one has seen before: gravitational waveforms from warp drive collapse
What no one had modeled before.
wrycoder··on An animated introduction to Fourier series
And once you swap the labels on the lower left, it appears that the sign of the sin is reversed.
wrycoder··on Ex-OpenAI board member reveals what led to Sam Altman's brief ousting
Definitely can’t do it with Grok. I’ve been disappointed with how weak it is.
wrycoder··on Llama 3-V: Matching GPT4-V with a 100x smaller model and 500 dollars
Maybe they did
wrycoder··on First pictures from Euclid satellite reveal billions of orphan stars
Tell them it's comparable to $1 bills laid end to end from here to the sun.

And tell them it's only 1/35 of the US national debt, which is roughly $350,000 per US taxpayer.

wrycoder··on YouTube seems to once again be rolling out its widely hated new web redesign
What I'm not liking is (on iPhone, anyway) having half the vids not having a way to save on a playlist or watchlist. They are more like blog posts, and I have to break my selection flow to look at them.

YouTube is now autoplaying stuff it thinks I might like, and there's no way to stop it.

wrycoder··on Scaling Monosemanticity: Extracting Interpretable Features from Claude 3 Sonnet
They are trying to figure out what they actually built.

I suspect the time is coming when there will always be an aligned search AI between you and the internet.

wrycoder··on Proteins in blood could provide early cancer warning 'by more than seven years'
Typically, you biopsy the tumor to determine appropriate treatment.
wrycoder··on LLMs are not suitable for brainstorming
Might you possibly have a link?
wrycoder··on Cubic millimetre of brain mapped at nanoscale resolution
Gruesomely useful in a war situation, unfortunately. I wonder at what point the LLMs would "realize" that "surgery" doesn't apply to that.
wrycoder··on Cubic millimetre of brain mapped at nanoscale resolution
The cost of training a human from birth is pretty high, especially if you consider their own efforts over the years. And they don't know a fraction of what the LLMs know. (But they have other capabilities!)
wrycoder··on Cubic millimetre of brain mapped at nanoscale resolution
Hm. I've always commented on my (temporarily) non-retrievable memories as, "The data is still in there, it's the retrieval mechanism that degrades if not used." And, sure enough, in most cases the memory returns in a day or so, even if you don't think hard about it. (There are cases where the memory doesn't come back, as if it was actively erased or was never in long term memory in the first place. Also, as I pass eighty, I find it increasingly difficult to memorize things, and I forget recent events more readily. But I remember decades old events about as well as I ever did.)

So, my first response to your comment about the memory not being in the synapses was to agree with you. But I also agree with your respondent, so, hm.

wrycoder··on Divided Supreme Court rules no quick hearing required when police seize property
You really need to read the article. It appears Court is ready for a more definitive case on civil forfeiture.
wrycoder··on Caniemail.com – like caniuse but for email content
My wife has a fastmail account, but she uses her iMail client, so she can send inline photos with her email. Even FM can’t do that yet.
wrycoder··on Cardio fitness is a strong, consistent predictor of morbidity and mortality
It only takes a few months to make substantial gains in c-v fitness.
wrycoder··on A BSD person tries Alpine Linux
Who can keep up with that? OpenBSD is a placid pond by comparison.
wrycoder··on MFJ is ceasing its on-site production
There is a wide range. In the US, the ARRL (arrl.org) handles the majority. There are awards for “worked all states”, “worked all continents”, and so on. There are various contests every weekend. There is “Parks On The Air”. It’s called radiosport these days. You could join the ARRL and hook up with a local group for guidance - the addresses are on the website.
wrycoder··on MFJ is ceasing its on-site production
I wonder what the ARRL is going to do for advertising. Half their ads were from MFJ and Ameritron.

And sad for all the people in the Starkville area who have had jobs there for so many decades.

wrycoder··on MFJ is ceasing its on-site production
Go to arrl.org and join up. Read both their magazines every month. Locate your local ham group and start going to their meetings. They will help you to quickly get a license.

What happens next depends on your interests. The choices are vast and interesting.

wrycoder··on Apple will reportedly unveil a genre-defining calculator app at WWDC 2024
It’s going to have to be pretty good to beat my i41CX+ app.
wrycoder··on Microsoft is a national security threat: ex-White House cyber policy director
Not just on base. I had a conversation with a three star general. He remarked that while our warships had separate software and hardware for systems and fire control, the rest of of the ship’s IT ran on Windows. Supposedly, there was no connection between the two, but LOL.
wrycoder··on Microsoft is a national security threat: ex-White House cyber policy director
High schools, at least, run on a giant pile of Chromebooks, not Mac hardware.
wrycoder··on Obituary for a quiet life (2023)
Well, not entirely. What you hold subtly affects your response to a push, and the effect can be dramatic. The pusher, with eyes closed, will notice the difference.
wrycoder··on "Strong focus on aesthetics" contributed to collapse of Norway timber bridge
That was due to a design calculation error, not some aesthetic concern.
wrycoder··on Double-entry bookkeeping as a directed graph
The first definition is exactly backwards - ignore it!
wrycoder··on Cultivating minds: The psychological consequences of rice versus wheat farming
That’s the theory, anyway. In practice, the acceptability of the hypothesis in the current paradigm is central.
wrycoder··on America's Great Poet of Darkness: A Reconsideration of Robert Frost at 150
Hadn’t been invented yet! No small gas engines in 1910.
wrycoder··on A Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet from Hell Slowed Williams' F1 Cars for Years
Can you recommend a FLOSS alternative for MS Project? I haven’t found one.
wrycoder··on Headless, dog-sized robot to patrol Alaska airport to prevent bird strikes
They, and the deer, will tend to be in the runway area to avoid the “dog”, which will stay off the runways.
wrycoder··on When will the eclipse happen? A multimillennium tale of computation
I have the Classic Wolfram app on iOS. I asked it, “When is the next partial Solar eclipse in New Hampshire?” It missed the 2024 one and started giving details about a 2026 eclipse in Spain.
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