kirubakaran

The above page has the ToC:

1. numbers as the gateway to quantitative thinking

2. algebra as the gateway to abstraction

3. geometry as a way to calculate beyond what we can see

4. probability as a tool to navigate uncertainty with rigorous thinking

5. analysis as a means to tame the very large or the very small

6. dynamics as the mathematics of change

Could you please share screenshots?

Sufficiently advanced arrogance is indistinguishable from stupidity

I agree with that. Thanks for your patience, and for taking my comment the right way.

The "cure" is worse than the disease. But sure, 95% crypto projects give the 5% a bad name, and that's not fair.

You might like this: https://research.google/pubs/latent-reasoning-with-supervise...

I have a similar setup! I use a Dell R820 though, with 1.5TB of RAM and NVMe ;)

The story goes that while the Americans spent billions putting thrusters on their tortoises, the Russians simply duct-taped ordinary pencils on the their tortoises, making them unflippable.

Warning: Auto-playing video! (Thought I had that turned off in Firefox, but looks like I had done that just on Youtube. At full volume, it gave me quite a jolt)

Just a heads up (in case you're able to let the founder know) that the "Fundraise" and "Pledge" buttons on that page lead to 'page not found' error. "Give monthly" button works though.

If you're in SF Bay Area, this is worth considering: https://he.net/colocation.html

I agree that extremists of all stripes are troublesome for various reasons. The sibling comment by `odo1242` already answers the y-axis question. I want to note that these are idealizations, and may not perfectly map to the parties labeling themselves as such.

In the political alignment chart, authoritarianism falls on y axis, whereas left/right is x axis. This explains why you find people from both sides supporting it. They're essentially the same side as far as this topic is concerned.

Perhaps you'd find this helpful: https://hnrss.github.io/#user-feeds

My life goal that I can't work on yet is to run vet clinics as a non-profit in locations where private equity has a monopoly and are in extraction mode. With operational excellence, I think they can be out-competed by running a cost effective practice, so people don't have to decide between putting their pet down prematurely, and spending $5k per night (yes, that happened to my friend in San Francisco. $5k/night is not an exaggeration).

The predatory businesses are able to do the extraction only because of the practical monopoly they have in a neighborhood.

I believe the ops can be open sourced and replicated franchise style. And vets, who originally get into the career because they love animals will be drawn to it, and they have bills to pay, but that can be taken care of with a reasonable payment structure.

I hope someone else does this so I don't have to. But I think I have to at some point. I'd also love to hear if this is a dumb idea.

Anyone beaten by the chess program they themselves wrote has experienced this

imho it is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Szabo

Initials match too ;)

Let's call it Grand Jury Nullification

>> unless you want that line to be the only thing in your AGENTS.md

For the opposite, "Dragon's Egg" by Robert L. Forward is a fantastic read

R-ally? It s--ms to work fin- for m-.

Do mention your app! HN only frowns upon astroturfing. If you disclose that it is your app, then it's fine to link to it.

I save them to https://histre.com/ [1] using the browser extension. This can save all tabs in a browser window into a collection, or even multiple windows each into their own collection. This also makes everything searchable.

[1] I created it fwiw

> Goldman Sachs analysts had an extreme range, of like $6 Billion to $5T

What a weird way for them to say "we don't know"! It's like saying this house has 0 to 100 bathrooms.

Hey "nice try" is my family password too!

I needed to get customers for Hyperclast [1], but I kept procrastinating on the go-to-market tasks. I'd rather be building, you know! So I created https://tractionbeast.com/ as a tool for myself. It gives me bite-sized tasks every day. I just review and do them. This completely removes the inertia for me. My other founder-friends like it too so I turned it into a product.

If you're an early stage b2b founder, I'd love to hear your feedback about TractionBeast.

[1] https://hyperclast.com/ - fast, self-organizing, self-hostable replacement for Notion

Everything has to start somewhere

But if 5.6 is better than Opus, Claude Code Max plan users will switch to OpenAI Codex en masse. Using Fable at API pricing is expensive

This is why I don't think Fable will be taken away. Not for long anyway.