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There is a NFT listed on OpenSea: https://opensea.io/assets/0x495f947276749ce646f68ac8c2484200...
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The Teeny-Tiny Printed Out Crypto Keys of Snowden’s Email Service (2016)
(vice.com)
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I'm worried that the provided information could be incorrect. For example, that user could have messages waiting to be delivered to himself. In that case, I think signal doesn't know the senders but should still disclose the numbe
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Totally agree. Web apps are actually more efficient in the long run because there are so many apps people use infrequently and yet use storage and receive updates.
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I'm not going to comment on the actual content that is mostly [1] scientifically correct, but Schmidhuber (the author) has a record of wanting to be the center of attention [2] (even though LeCun is not better on that matter). Also, a
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I first read it there: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28401258
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This is music notation, not composition!
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How are the disk and RAM usage? Compared to elasticsearch and typesense? It's an information that is typically missing yet very important!
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Lightmatter’s photonic AI ambitions light up an $80M B round
(techcrunch.com)
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Surveillance Capitalism
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Any idea of how the music was created?
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I'm very curious, how do you handle concurrency? Or is this why you have one db per client?
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If you really want to browse cat pictures, just use this firefox add-on: https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/instagram-guest/ There are also proxy websites that allow you to browse instagram with
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For such a problem, I really recommend https://kaitai.io/ From their website: > Kaitai Struct is a declarative language used to describe various binary data structures, laid out in files or in memory: i.e. binary file fo
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Post an Ask HN :P
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Can't wait to get metal support in PyTorch!
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Neat! This is actually the fundation of hash-based signatures [1] that are (for the moment believed to be) quantum resistant. I recommend this awesome series of blog posts to learn more about hash-based signatures [2] (Merkle Trees are disc
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Unfortunately, the web gets everyday closer to some kind of "interactive TV". Computations are moving to the server side and clients are merely there to get input and display information. An illustration is the very controversial
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A good way to test whether your version is using usleep is nm `which sqlite3` | grep usleep On some servers, it's nm -D `which sqlite3` | grep usleep
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SQLite's “database is locked” is caused by a missing compilation flag
(beets.io)
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I think that what the author calls "divide and conquer" is actually "recursion". Also the complexity of naive fibonacci is exactly the fibonacci sequence so O(2^n) is correct but less precise than O(phi^n)
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That's why I use Parallels Desktop, even though I would prefer to use open source software. They provide great file system integration on common OS plus a few other things like GPU graphics (I tried with windows 10 arm).
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Thanks but it displays "None" as content.
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Any way for me to access the article from EU without subscription or account?
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Backblaze Hard Drive Stats
(backblaze.com)
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Thanks!
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What is your "8C16T Mobile Ryzen laptop"? 12+ battery life sounds really promising!!!
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I wish the comparison could also include "message sync across devices". Currently Signal requires one to export past messages in a file (that can be unencrypted). This means that to be sure to keep their messages if they use new d
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Hi, I'm the author of [1] nodevectors implements many more algorithms than fastnode2vec that focuses on node2vec. I'm pretty sure fastnode2vec is the fastest node2vec implementation because it uses CSR format, JIT compilation but
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Thanks! I really have trouble to trust in memory databases that require 100% uptime. What happens with a power outage?
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