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duckqlz
22d ago
I’m confused by your example. Prior to the printing press, hand written books (or any reading material) would not have been accessible to the masses; hence the low literacy rates. Furthermore, while no one was saying “I’m going to go buy Wi
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1y ago
Embiggen is a perfectly cromulent word!
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3y ago
If any lawyers or FAA employees are reading this I’m genuinely interested in what, if any, legal implications there would be for running nmap mid flight on an airline. Surely once you have spoofed the MAC address and IP of another passenger
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3y ago
Op was talking about the front wheels pivoting. Rear wheels do not pivot. Furthermore, the quality is sometimes better on rear tires in a rear wheel drive car if the owner is trying to be frugal and save money when changing their tires. Sim
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3y ago
€6000 to look inside of your walls for bats?! Quitting my job today to move to the Netherlands to start a bat inspection business.
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3y ago
I vehemently disagree with this. I find managing vs code extensions a nightmare and having to download them based on rating alone when there are 300 extensions for every query is untenable in a production environment. Furthermore if you wan
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3y ago
Does anyone know how the graph illustrations were created? I have driven myself mad with tikz and dot .
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3y ago
I love how the comments in the code keep the same tone as the game and the Simpson itself. “”” // Synopsis: Blahblahblah “”” I want to work in a place that allows this or encourages it.
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3y ago
https://www.trendhunter.com/trends/cube-clock Or buy the same clock?
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3y ago
What an amazing project. I will be copying or becoming a customer in the coming weeks. Lots of comments about the high price, I do wish large e-ink displays would come down in price the but for ~$3k this will look good on my office wall , h
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3y ago
In the quote the author is speaking about students handing in an assignment and using ChatGPT to write it. He says: > This may not count as plagiarism, but it won’t produce anything new. First, it is plagiarism by definition. Any time on
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3y ago
“Professor Jochen Brocks inspecting the 1.6-billion-year-old rocks in Australia’s Northern Territory. The rocks contained a primordial chemical structure that hinted at the existence of the Protosterol Biota.” Not sure where this sentiment
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3y ago
This was my first introduction to the “demoscene”. I would really like to get into this type of programming, it is so beautiful. The efficiency and creativeness of the programmers who make these c64 demos is jaw dropping when looking at any
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3y ago
From the first chapter: “The first two chapters of this book are friendly non-technical intro- ductions to key topics and skills. For readers curious to learn more about behind-the-scenes details, chapters 3 and 4 contain conceptual non-mat
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3y ago
Actually it was shipped. “Microsoft disabled the AARD code for the final release of Windows 3.1, but did not remove it, so that it could have become reactivated later by the change of a single byte in an installed system.” [1] [1] Schulman,
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3y ago
Really interesting concept. The most intriguing part is the ability to add LLM functionality directly in your code. From the documentation: ``` local PRIMER = "You are a sushi chef in a sushi restaurant. " .. "You are
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3y ago
From the first line of the README: "Simply put it's a fancy wrapper around podman or docker to create and start containers highly integrated with the hosts"
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3y ago
I absolutely agree. If it were a ‘.html’ extension that opened a self extracting zip we would have an issue but I struggle to see the danger with this. If someone, technical or not, is already accepting the risk of opening a ‘.zip’ file fr
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3y ago
Comparing the first example against a similar guess based on intuition: zuckerberg => investor(21%), mark(20%) cuban => investor(3%), mark(%4) Using google as a general guide to how often these words appear together mark cuban => A
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3y ago
Your assumption that you need to develop or even use malware to commit these attacks is incorrect. As the article eludes to, most "script kiddies" would be using simple reflection attacks like those utilized by anonymous. This w
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3y ago
Skeets [1] https://www.theverge.com/2023/4/27/23701551/bluesky-skeets-n...
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3y ago
I'm confused by what you are saying? 111..11111 = -1 (for Nbit) 100..00000 = -2147483648 (for 32bit) Therefore 11...1 is smaller than 100...01? Maybe I am dumb and missing something? Can anyone help?
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3y ago
Everyone is so angry in the comments about c adopting c++ traits. I do not see it that way. This is not the language standard this is just GCC. Clang and GCC have always had compiler specific features which could only be described as wiz
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3y ago
Very creative game. Pretty basic sql but that’s probably good anything heavier would be enraging. really wonderful production putting it all together. I enjoyed it. FWI On iOS you must refresh, or click the show/ hide the answer input
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3y ago
I am guessing this was written by ChatGPT. As far as I know, No one likes make. Imagine having a choice between make and cargo and still picking make. ridiculous.
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3y ago
I don’t think that the anti cheat was doing anything shady. It’s pretty much industry standard to have the anticheat start from the registry and run in the background as a service. While I’m not advocating the general shadiness of anticheat
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3y ago
The best debugging experience imo is using gdb and rr within nvim. Works for zig, c, rust, etc. with minimal configuration in nvim. The less I leave vim the more productive I can be. Same thing probably goes for emacs although I will never
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3y ago
So if I am understanding correctly this YIG-nanomagnet device expands on the work of spin-wave computation in a hybrid CMOS setting and allows for read and write which would allow in memory computation? How does a YIG-nanomagnet work? Does
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3y ago
Coming from the paper on Verse Calculus and having watched Simon Peytonjones’ talk last year I was super excited to try Verse in UEFN last week. Much to my dismay instead of a rich functional language I was met with something that looked li
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4y ago
This is not the case at all. They provide their own proprietary non-conflated data for a bunch of different classes (markets, prices, research, news, etc) and it’s packaged with their yearly licence fee of ~30K USD per year. They have a web
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