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Justine, you need to learn to think for yourself.
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NATO: APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Modeling the Impact of Combat and Influence Actions on Population Attitudes toward Forces During the last decades, stabilization, COIN and CT operations around the world have brought to light an increased n
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Makes me think of the 'gang stalking' phenomenon. There are people online claiming to be harassed by groups of people hired by governments or shadow organizations. This ranges from being followed in the street or having people loo
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For those who were wondering what this means: common substring: contiguous common subsequence: not necessarily contiguous but in order
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This happened to me. I bought a pair of headphones (Nuraphones) on ebay, only to have them bricked by the company remotely. IIRC, they had a security hole on their payment page: they forgot to implement SCA (strong customer authentification
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Last time I used ChatGPT 'memory' feature it got full very quickly. It remembered my name, my dog's name and a couple tobacco casing recipes he came up with. OpenAI doesn't seem to be using embeddings and a vector databa
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Technical debt isn't just a matter of lost knowledge.
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There is indeed this important aspect, but with this mindset we would never have implemented compilers, databases with their own query language, etc... I never lost a bet I made in """overengineering""" a solut
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The problem with this metaphor is that it's the first time I see the term "technical asset". And this is likely due to the fact that it was coined to explain to non-technical people with decisional power why development was g
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LLMs are still bound to a prompting session. They can't form long term memories, can't ponder on it and can't develop experience. They have no cognitive architecture. 'Agents' (i.e. workflows intermingling code and
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Graph layout is extremely interesting for infographics, since a handmade graph will almost always beat what tools such as graphviz can come up with (and I'm not even mentioning algorithms that go beyond Sugiyama's for which there
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https://github.com/LuxLang/lux The language is mostly inspired by the following 3 languages: Clojure (syntax) Haskell (functional programming) Standard ML (polymorphism)
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You might be interested in GraphBLAS (using linear algebra to run graph algorithms): https://graphblas.org/
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I began designing a kirigami-based orientable "parabolic" mirror-mesh with the goal of creating an affordable solution. My primary design objective was to minimize the number of actuators relative to the number of "pixels&quo
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Kourou ?