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George Osborne Interesting(pastebin.com)
1 points by xor99 3y ago|0 comments
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by xor99 3y ago
exactly
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by xor99 3y ago
"But mice did not prefer the social room if given enough ketamine to make them unconscious and therefore unaware of their companions." ah yes
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by xor99 3y ago
Loved reading his blog over the years. Another good resource in this area is the zero to asic course: https://zerotoasiccourse.com/
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by xor99 4y ago
Analog computers can perform matmul operations without data movement using physical properties such as conductance changes in a very small volume. If noise and random variation can be modelled successfully then in certain cases they are obv
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by xor99 4y ago
Interesting that Northern Ireland has the second highest economic growth after London. N.I. has no functioning government and can still trade with the EU via the protocol. With the exception of London, N.I. is an excellent A/B test for
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Roland 303(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by xor99 4y ago|0 comments
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by xor99 4y ago
This is an absolute dud!
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by xor99 4y ago
This is yet another example of the classic human story: arrogance before the fall. Writing code is no longer interesting. What you do with it is.
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by xor99 4y ago
Not that definitive: "Only 67 percent of the assisted group gave a correct answer while 79 percent of the control group did so."
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by xor99 4y ago
New era of library music.
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by xor99 4y ago
Also check the similar work on arxiv: Multi-instrument Music Synthesis with Spectrogram Diffusion: https://arxiv.org/abs/2206.05408
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Can programming be liberated from the von Neumann style?(dl.acm.org)
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by xor99 4y ago
They look atrociously bad, if some future version of this produces high definition video then i'll be delighted. This seems like a clever but not useful shortcut to 3D. For now this goes in the could but couldn't pile.
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by xor99 4y ago
These videos are not high definition. Stop gaslighting.
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Let’s make electronics more circular through hardware as a service(media.ccc.de)
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by xor99 4y ago
It's just all very midi sounding..was my immediate reaction
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by xor99 4y ago
You have volatile memory, very workable and useable imo lol
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Chinese manufacturers doubling or tripling silver content in solar panels(twitter.com)
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Moronic Acid(en.wikipedia.org)
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MTS-ESP, the new tuning tool from Oddsound and Aphex Twin(synthtopia.com)
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Robot Pebbles:1cm Modules for Programmable Matter Through Self-Disassembly(dspace.mit.edu)
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Intelligent toaster and a ‘nappy fullness sensor’ among UK inventions in 2021(theguardian.com)
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Green Electronics to Gray Matter (Dr. Deblina Sarkar)(youtube.com)
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by xor99 4y ago
I have always found it really useful to go back to the first few examples of a device when learning about its function (e.g. https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/175004-the-genesis-of-th... ). Love seeing it in large sca
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Automated Assembly of Electronic Digital Materials(dspace.mit.edu)
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The Rights of Man (1791) [pdf](pdcrodas.webs.ull.es)
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Healing Vibrations with Dr. David Rabin(youtube.com)
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Pattern Recognition in a Bucket(citeseerx.ist.psu.edu)
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Small Molecule Memristors for Neuromorphic Computing(youtube.com)
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