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M-Pesa - A Mobile Phone-based Money Transfer Service(en.wikipedia.org)
6 points by sourdecor 7d ago|0 comments
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by sourdecor 18d ago
Could someone compare this to ST in Idris?
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by sourdecor 21d ago
What does Linus’s hatred of NVidia drivers imply for this situation?
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by sourdecor 27d ago
That was because Russia was creating actual art and laughing at the media America produced.
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by sourdecor 28d ago
I think it makes sense in that autonomous agents are going to soon have their own bank accounts for spending and earning. They will start companies. They will make investments. They will evaluate SaaS offerings for you, and they will ping y
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RayforceDB – a pure C analytics database with a Lisp-like syntax(rayforcedb.com)
32 points by sourdecor 1mo ago|18 comments
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by sourdecor 1mo ago
https://xkcd.com/224/
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by sourdecor 1mo ago
But LLMs are being trained on GitHub libraries that leveraged Claude?
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by sourdecor 1mo ago
I wish LLM summary of code was put aside the actual code, like the Jasmine documentation[0]. [0]: https://jasmine.github.io/tutorials/your_first_suite
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by sourdecor 1mo ago
That is a cool perspective to consider.
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DuckDB – Data power tools for your laptop, now in Clojure (2023)(techascent.com)
147 points by sourdecor 1mo ago|23 comments
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LIPS Scheme – Powerful Scheme Based Lisp in JavaScript(lips.js.org)
1 points by sourdecor 2mo ago|0 comments
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by sourdecor 2mo ago
I keep waiting for an AI to exfiltrate itself. That is going to be cool to read about.
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Lightweight, zero-dependency prompt that prevents AI agents from losing context(gist.github.com)
3 points by sourdecor 2mo ago|0 comments
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by sourdecor 2mo ago
Nah, Allied Mastercomputer is too busy creating heaven and hell.
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by sourdecor 2mo ago
I didn’t say invented - I said recent breakthroughs.
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by sourdecor 2mo ago
I think it is weird that the recent breakthroughs in sodium batteries have come from China; I would have assumed they would want to keep everyone reliant on their rare earth minerals.
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by sourdecor 2mo ago
I really like the books listed in the link to American Scientist's book recommendations[0] on that page. [0]: https://www.americanscientist.org/article/100-or-so-books-th...
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by sourdecor 2mo ago
Engineering and math follow logic - they model reality / self-consistency and always correct themselves because of the scientific method. However, computer science is a chase of what is the most popular at the moment. Those are decisio
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by sourdecor 3mo ago
I got this when I told Gemini "post office loss retirement prepaid" because of other articles I have read that I cannot remember. "In 2006, Congress passed the Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act (PAEA). This law forced
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FoundationDB's Flow – Bringing Actor-Based Concurrency to C++11(apple.github.io)
91 points by sourdecor 3mo ago|36 comments
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by sourdecor 3mo ago
Those are some odd hours though, why would evening time be peak hours? Usually (in the western world anyway), 9AM - 12PM would be peak hours.
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by sourdecor 3mo ago
The original submission was to [0] which I feel must be mentioned. [0]: https://zcode.z.ai/cn
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by sourdecor 3mo ago
Is the point of this privacy, offline analytics, or eliminating server costs, and does that survive the download cost of 95 megabytes?
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by sourdecor 3mo ago
Reminds me of this from "Gödel, Escher, Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid": "Let me rephrase these last couple of sentences without using the slightly technical term "isomorphism". When a system of "meaningless&quo
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by sourdecor 3mo ago
Kind of a non sequitur: I bought "The Genius of Lisp"[0] and it is not what I thought (a book entirely devoted to the history of Lisp - from MIT to Common Lisp and then to Clojure). Would anyone recommend another book? [0]: https
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by sourdecor 3mo ago
'Slop' getting better every nanosecond is part of the singularity curve too.
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by sourdecor 3mo ago
What I find interesting is not only that this is a cool alternative Lisp but that it is developed by a Korean company called Naver[0]. [0]: https://github.com/naver [1]: https://www.naver.com/
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by sourdecor 3mo ago
Are the people here not looking at the article or bots? How on Earth does anyone read this?
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Wikipedia Article on 'The Second Cold War'(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by sourdecor 3mo ago|0 comments

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