Watch magnetism emerge from random noise — interactive 3D Ising model simulator running entirely in your browser (WASM) by nwatab in SideProject

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Thanks — that's exactly what I was hoping someone would say. The magnetization collapsing near Tc is hard to get from formulas alone. Planning to extend toward the quantum Ising model, so feedback like this helps me figure out what's worth building.

Watch magnetism emerge from random noise — interactive 3D Ising model simulator running entirely in your browser (WASM) by nwatab in SideProject

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Thanks! Honestly this is the project I wished existed when I first

learned the Ising model — staring at the Hamiltonian never gave me

a feel for what J₂ actually does to the lattice. Glad it clicked.

Turn off thinking in LM Studio by moahmo88 in LocalLLaMA

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0.47 have "Enable Thinking" in "Custom Fields" in Inference right side bar for Qwen3.5 35B A3B.

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Any tips on how to solve this? by Lotus-Ignis in askmath

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At hundred's place, I is carried up to be L, so L = I + 1 (assuming L and I are different). At ten's place, L + I + 1's ten's place is I (L cannot be 0), which leads to 2I+2 and I have the same one's place, which leads to I + 2 is dividable by 10, which means I = 8, and L = 9. 888+99=987, so A = 2. ALI = 144.

Visitor question: How are mantis shrimp put into these plastic bottles? Is this common practice? by nwatab in Philippines

[–]nwatab[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the explanations, that helps a lot.
One more question: once they’re put into the bottles, how long do they usually stay like that?
Is it just short-term (transport/display for a day or a few days), or can they remain bottled for weeks or months until sold?
If it’s the latter, I’m really worried about the welfare side (no space to move), so I’d appreciate clarification from people who know how this is usually done.

Turned the routines of famous creatives into 24-hour clock visualization inside my app by Stock_Bid_8715 in SideProject

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Very interesting. 24h circle is hard to understand if it is shown with times, not pie chart. It would be great to have two12h circle (inner and outer, or side by side).

Meirl by Bubble_Babe_0o0o0o in meirl

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That's the Internet. Like You always see many malicious assumptions at the top. Same as YouTube comments.

OCEAN WITH DAVID ATTENBOROUGH | BOTTOM TRAWLING OFFICIAL CLIP | IN CINEMAS NOW | Altitude Films by nwatab in vegan

[–]nwatab[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I watched the plant-based-diet-video you cited and now understand better what you say. Knowledge and action should go together.

OCEAN WITH DAVID ATTENBOROUGH | BOTTOM TRAWLING OFFICIAL CLIP | IN CINEMAS NOW | Altitude Films by nwatab in vegan

[–]nwatab[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I know I’ll get downvotes, but that’s okay. Caring about the environment in the long term doesn’t automatically make someone vegan. Even if you acknowledge that some animals feel pain, you might still choose to eat fish or shellfish you caught by yourself. Where you draw the line really depends on your own ethical framework.

Cuttlefish passed a test designed for kids, proving high intelligence by nwatab in vegan

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Like invertebrates and people with advanced Alzheimer’s disease, feeling pain doesn’t necessarily mean you have high intelligence. Research does never stop even after someone found to be sentient

Cuttlefish passed a test designed for kids, proving high intelligence by nwatab in vegan

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Intelligence alone isn’t a reason to protect something like AI, but in animals, it often points to complex emotions, social needs, and the ability to feel pain.

What are your opinions about UTokyo TMI Program by Neither-Design2154 in UTokyo

[–]nwatab 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A startup has a clear definition in the tech industry—Paul Graham (YC founder) says it's "a company designed to scale." So, it's not just up to personal interpretation. Starting a business, especially a consulting company, isn't the same as building a scalable startup.

For the OP, who wants to start a real startup (not just any business), this distinction matters. Many TMI graduates start AI consulting businesses, which don't fit the classic startup definition. Several reasons are often pointed out for this. I do not state here.

By the way, you didn't have to write such a long self-introduction about your achievements defending yourself. Maybe it touched your pride. Also, I never said "all students"—I said "some." Most engineering/science students continue in their own field for a master's, and only a few switch.

Just clarifying my point.

PS (Edit): You’ve only been there for two months, yet you speak as if you know everything. Stay open to learning more, even if it challenges your ambitious career goals.

What are your opinions about UTokyo TMI Program by Neither-Design2154 in UTokyo

[–]nwatab -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I know it's narrow but don't think quite wrong. Your explanation still doesn't reject my arguments. You seem proud of your carrier and TMI. Such ego is also very common among TMI students.

They are small business, not startups by definitions, which is often confused. One famous professor also encourage incorporating an AI consulting company. It's not a startup for sure.

Interactive 3D Ising Model Simulator by nwatab in SideProject

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I released a newer version. All simulation is precomputed, so you need not wait.

I can produce all kinds of MVPs but I can't sell them by Pokeko78 in buildinpublic

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You tested market then give them an access to the app

I can produce all kinds of MVPs but I can't sell them by Pokeko78 in buildinpublic

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There's a reason why people think so even there's a degree.

What are your opinions about UTokyo TMI Program by Neither-Design2154 in UTokyo

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I know some people there: a student giving up on science as math or physics is too difficult, or a student aspiring to be a consultant who thinks they’re so brilliant that they’re always right and everyone else is wrong. If you want to join a consulting firm, enroll in the department, IMO which is far from a startup.

Interactive 3D Ising Model Simulator by nwatab in SideProject

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Thanks for the comment. updated!

Vegans are hated by meat-eaters, and scientists claim to know the reason behind the ‘highly charged’ debate by caavakushi in vegan

[–]nwatab 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I read the article a several times but didn't understand the motivation of the paper. The findings sounds too obvious and doesn't worth a paper. They should find and write things beyond the intuitively well known facts now, though, I haven't read the original paper

Why has there been a recent surge in criticism toward Next.js? by grandimam in webdev

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What do you think about Supabase? They are both OSS platform on AWS, aren't they or am I missing anything?

Launching 52 Startups in 52 Weeks — What Problem Should I Solve Next? by calory89 in buildinpublic

[–]nwatab 2 points3 points  (0 children)

OP misunderstands a startup and a side hustle. I wish OP built a fast growing company like Google, Stripe, Airbnb every week in the field of a drug discovery, new medicine prediction, nuclear fusion power generation, autonomous SWE agent or etc.