I think they are talking about the word embeddings, where context is embedded into high geometric dimensions (one dimension might capture how 'feminine' a word is, or how 'blue' it is).
My extremely naive understanding is that the more useful ones, which also tend to be structures of language like gender or color, get their own dimensions, and other embedding are represented with combinations.
A weak illustration of this is this site[1], from an HN post a few months ago[2].
On your website, do some very basic SEO (tags and other menial <head> content) (or something like medium? I self host everything)
You can then share links to posts at appropriate times and in appropriate context (like answering someone's question and giving them a place to learn more through a link, don't spam it around, always be genuinely helpful first)
keep in mind you are in a crowded market, lots of people try to build stock market tools, very few ever get used
My advice works better when you have a specialty or niche (generally specialties and niches do better)
I imagine there would still be a relationship with `c` in a fourth spatial dimension, but it might be useful for taking shortcuts around 3d space without having to violate causality.
I think PyPy usually has slower startup time.
Need to try to defer some of the imports to be done in the background, see how good is the outcome.
Feel free to open an issue in github.
It's a research project, I am mostly self taught and I wanted to build a small archive of materials that would be enough to help a human survive the apocalypse. Farming & Animal husbandry, Metallurgy, Manufacture of goods, Pumps/engines, Electricity, a few other things.
My project is to index the volumes in the next few years and starting some of my own projects, so probably just doing some repairs on small things to start and moving on up!
