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You are making a Category Error. You are critiquing Physics with Logic.My formalization axiomatizes the Witten-Helffer-Sjöstrand regime because I am modeling COMPUTATION, not ABSTRACTION. In the real world, computation requires traversing a state space.
That traversal is governed by the Spectral Gap.The Proof Logic is rigid:1. If P=NP, then the 'Hardest Possible Landscape' must still be traverseable in Polynomial Time (Polynomial Gap).2. The 'Hardest Possible Landscape' for 3-SAT is a Multi-Well Potential (proven by the existence of local minima).
3. Spectral Geometry proves Multi-Well Potentials enforce an Exponential Gap.$n^{-k}$ cannot equal $e^{-n}$.You are asking: 'But what if there is a magical Turing Machine that ignores the Geometry?'I am answering: 'Then that machine exists outside the laws of Physics.'The axioms aren't 'wrong.' They are Constraints. If you want to believe in P=NP, you have to believe in a geometry that doesn't exist. The Compiler verified the contradiction. The result stands
- Next time we are having a conversation, how about you WAIT for my rebuttal before you "flag" my post you punk bitch?
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Hey HN,
I launched nycnoisecameraticket.com to help New Yorkers automate disputes for the city's new "SoundVue" noise cameras.
The Context: NYC has started deploying microphone arrays (acoustic cameras) that triangulate sound sources. If a vehicle emits >85dB at 50ft (roughly the volume of a lawnmower), it triggers a camera that snaps your plate. The problem? The fines are massive ($800–$2,500), and even stock vehicles (like standard Porsches or Jaguars) are triggering them just by accelerating normally.
The Problem: The "Notice of Liability" is often vague, but the defenses are technical (calibration logs, microphone distance certification, ambient noise interference). Most people just pay the $800 because hiring a traffic lawyer costs more.
The Solution: I built a specialized LLM workflow that:
Ingests the ticket details (location, time, alleged dB reading).
Generates a specific legal defense letter citing the NYC Noise Code (Section 24-237) and requesting the specific calibration records for that camera unit.
(In progress) Automates the physical mailing via the Lob API so you never have to touch a mailbox.
The stack is React/Lovable on the front end + Supabase. I'm looking for feedback on the "stock vehicle" defense logic if anyone here has experience with acoustic engineering or NYC administrative law.
Hey HN,
I built WorkZoneSpeedingTicket.com to solve a specific problem: automated work zone speed cameras are popping up everywhere (NY, CA, PA, etc.), and the fines (~$50-$100) are in that awkward "too cheap to hire a lawyer, but too expensive to just roll over and pay" range.
The Problem: States are rolling out automated enforcement in construction zones. Often, the signage is non-compliant, or the "work zone" is inactive, but the cameras issue tickets anyway. Disputing them manually is a hassle designed to make you pay.
The Solution: I built a tool that takes your ticket details and generates a jurisdiction-specific dispute letter citing relevant vehicle codes (e.g., California Vehicle Code or NY VTL).
How it works:
User inputs ticket info.
AI cross-references the location/time against state-specific defense templates (signage distance, equipment calibration requirements).
Generates a PDF dispute letter.
(Coming soon) We automate the certified mailing via the Lob API so you don't have to go to the post office.
The goal is to democratize access to legal disputes for low-level infractions. I used Lovable to spin up the frontend quickly and am refining the backend logic now.
I’d love feedback on the flow or if anyone knows specific state statutes I should add to the database next.
I built this ecosystem because I was tired of context-switching between my IDE and browser just to craft a decent prompt for ChatGPT or Claude.
fnPrompt creates structured "System Prompts" (Persona, Context, Constraints) from raw ideas.
The ecosystem consists of:
1. VS Code Extension: Generates prompts directly in the editor (right-click refactor).
2. CLI Tool: For terminal-based workflow using token auth.
3. Chrome Extension: Injects prompts into active AI chat tabs.
4. Web: Central hub for managing the prompt library.
Tech stack:
- Backend: PHP (Vanilla) + MySQL
- Frontend: Tailwind CSS + JS
- Extensions: TypeScript for VS Code, JS for Chrome
- AI: OpenAI API for the prompt engineering logic.
It is currently bootstrapped and free to use. I’d love to get your feedback on the implementation, especially the VS Code workflow.
this is a spyware which does Webcam capture + microphone recording + keylogging + screenshots and sends the records to an Email . it was made for pentesting. Author: Ronny Rogers(Mugabo Rongin)
Each task is unique, unless we provide share memory for them. It means when you start a task, it will run the full evolutionary process from the start.
From an analytics perspective Exasol is excellent: high performance & MPP scale. They offer a free Personal Edition for download and testing (cloud and on‑prem options available): https://downloads.exasol.com/exasol-personal
worth a quick benchmark with your own data.
TLDR:
- get in contact with people programming embedded chips in a local hackerspace
- use https://wokwi.com/ to get started
I was in the same situation. I've been programming high-level languages for decades now and wanted to get my hands on embedded. I've got friends in my local hackerspace and while you can teach yourself programming those chips, it's good to know whom to ask when you get stuck. You can find a hackerspace near you here: https://wiki.hackerspaces.org/Hackerspaces
I've been programming C and Rust on Wokwi. I even simulates electronic components and stuff like switch-bounce-effects. It's very easy and can be used free. You can even use a local IDE like VSCode(ium) and. I've used it with one project and it speed up my project a lot. https://wokwi.com/
Apparently it's possible to bypass 2FA and do a password reset of a Google account without email access, if the account owner doesn't abort it within 30 days. I confirmed that it works by "pwning myself" afterwards. So keep an eye on your old Gmail inbox if it matters.
Well, yes. Narcissism, pragmatism, racism, etc are often commingled with being evil. the material effects order the general characterization. I suppose if you're particularly shitty at fucking over others you might sort out as not evil.
The people who run our society are happy to absolutely ruin our lives in order to get a nice house and a driver. But we will hang the worst regardless
Don't worry. Americans generally have no balls. Sleep tight
In the moment, it doesn't feel off, that's the most disconcerting aspect. It's the things that don't seem so critical or important that get you as well. Registration on a random site, and for a temporary reason was what got me once. In this case the browser extension seemed almost like an afterthought at the time for the author.
Anthropic and all AI are playing chicken with each other. You need to win userbase and that is worth losing money for but if you sell discount tokens for Loveable clones to profit from that is not in your interest.
Here's how to get a refund on the website (all automated):
1. Profile Icon -> Get Help
2. Send us a Message
3. Click 'Refund'
Big corpos only talk money, so it's the best you could do in this situation.
If you can't refund, and need to wait till sub runs out after cancelling, go to the OpenCode repo and rename your tools so they start with capital letters. That'll work around it. They just match on lowercase tool names of standard tools.
Totally fair.
I built this for people who don’t have that rhythm anymore (late work, screens, stress) and need an external nudge just to get out of bed. Like me!
They will need to sooner or later. Linux has more momentum than ever, and saying "players on steam deck/steam machine/bazzite can't play our game" seems like a losing long term strategy.
FYI I just now caught a critical missing step of disabling IPv4 in your Tailscale settings to doom code via cell service. Many of you probably did not have an issue figuring out that missing step - but for those of you like me, apologies for not passing along the time-saving lesson learned!
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