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Show HN: Where Is Artemis? Realtime open source 3D tracker for Artemis 2 mission(where-is-artemis.com)
1 points by mareko 5mo ago|0 comments
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by mareko 7mo ago
Interesting approach to put a lot of emphasis on the spec. Does this only work on existing codebases?
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by mareko 7mo ago
Finally, wifi 7
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by mareko 7mo ago
@Gavriel if you're here, have you looked into filing a trademark for NanoClaw? Once you have a registered mark (or even a pending application), you get much stronger leverage with domain registrars, Cloudflare, and Google for takedowns
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by mareko 7mo ago
The solution is zk verifiable credentials, which would let folks prove their age without revealing their DOB (or anything else on their ID) to third parties. This is possible today with complete privacy for people with biometric IDs and b
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by mareko 1y ago
I'm impressed by your determination. A while back, I had a big paper deadline a week away and knew I didn’t have enough time to finish without sacrificing sleep. Rather than cutting my sleep short, I decided to stick with 7–8 hours of
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Nanoscale transistors could enable more efficient electronics(news.mit.edu)
2 points by mareko 2y ago|0 comments
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by mareko 2y ago
What a fascinating and detailed post. Thanks so much for sharing! I wonder whether it's possible to achieve similar performance but with a simpler design that uses scalable reader-writer locks. They can be made a lot more efficient tha
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by mareko 2y ago
If anyone's interested in this general subject matter, a while back I did some academic research on highly scalable locks where we came up with some very high performance reader-writer locks: https://people.csail.mit.edu&#x2
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by mareko 2y ago
I love this. Many a moon ago, I worked on a system called Aikido at MIT, which combined a special built hypervisor with a binary rewriting system (DynamoRio) to enable efficient time travel debugging and race detection of parallel applicati
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by mareko 3y ago
Not right now. Sounds like they are working on lenses that could one day work with colored light for cameras. Maybe after that, they could be used for specials?
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by mareko 3y ago
This article describes how nano metalenses work and what they can be used for. Spoiler alert: they can't be used to replace your smartphone's camera lenses yet, but can be used for IR distance sensors used on drones and soon, pola
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by mareko 3y ago
It's interesting to see how polarizing this topic is. I'm curious if people are just reacting according to the "party line" so to speak, ie based on whether they are iPhone or Android users. We can do a poll to confirm t
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by mareko 3y ago
Spam bots can already use the Mac version of iMessage. I doubt Beeper will change spam levels for iMesssage users.
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by mareko 3y ago
That's a lot of silver. 50 talents could be up to 1800kg in silver.
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by mareko 3y ago
"This means processing speeds in devices based on them could reach femtoseconds, a million times as fast as the speeds achievable with current gigahertz electronics" That seems like quite the discovery.
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California missed chance to stop EBT theft. It's lost 10s of millions of dollars(calmatters.org)
2 points by mareko 3y ago|0 comments
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by mareko 3y ago
Glad you like the Celo space
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by mareko 3y ago
Or the days before GPS where taking a road trip inevitably resulted in a big argument with your partner about directions
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Touch Bar Discontinued on New MacBooks After Seven Years(macrumors.com)
11 points by mareko 3y ago|13 comments
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Disc Brakes Took over the Cycling World. Here's Why That Was a Mistake(outsideonline.com)
20 points by mareko 3y ago|89 comments
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NASA targets 2040 for 3D-printed moon homes for astronauts, civilians(techspot.com)
2 points by mareko 3y ago|1 comments
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Early Warning: GPS Data Could Detect Large Earthquakes Hours Before They Happen(scitechdaily.com)
29 points by mareko 3y ago|5 comments
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Could Earth Be Inside a Black Hole?(livescience.com)
2 points by mareko 3y ago|1 comments
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by mareko 3y ago
For 2) it looks like they partnered with duckduckgo.
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What are the best lucid dreaming techniques?(bbc.com)
1 points by mareko 3y ago|0 comments
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by mareko 4y ago
Definitely an awesome idea. If you ever need an example, cLabs.co is a US corporation that has an employee board seat.
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Undeclared pools in France uncovered by AI technology(bbc.com)
28 points by mareko 4y ago|74 comments
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by mareko 4y ago
This reads to me like an argument against the internet because everything can still be done on intranets or other permissioned networks. After all, the internet can be used by criminals so we should absolutely stay away from it! The author
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by mareko 4y ago
On the cutting edge research point, one of the reasons universities are structured this way is because students want to learn from leading researchers in their respective fields. This ensures that the education they are paying for is not ou

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