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by azubinski 3y ago
Because the web is getting more and more boring... If you embed this toy in any terminal browser so that every opened page is "decrypted", you get something very very funny :)
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by azubinski 3y ago
It is too convenient wisdom to be real wisdom.
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by azubinski 3y ago
:) This is for the lonely boring nights...
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by azubinski 3y ago
It's really made with love.
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by azubinski 3y ago
It's different and very old story. Protothreads are classic now: https://dunkels.com/adam/pt/index.html Contiki OS is also a piece of embedded development classic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by azubinski 3y ago
Yes, your blog is not interesting to anyone. Even the search engines are not interested in it, because they are not looking for something interesting. And HRs are not interested in it, because HRs generally do formal work and they are not i
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by azubinski 3y ago
Maybe yes, maybe no, it doesn't matter. The business model matters. The answer to the question: how does the platform earn to maintain its work? If there is an answer and it is explicit (no matter what it is and how much someone likes
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by azubinski 3y ago
In order for the syntax of the word "counterculture" to be semantic, it is necessary that there be semantics for the word "culture". Therefore, the question arises - is there any semantics of the word "culture"
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by azubinski 3y ago
The font and site both are very nice (nostalgic navigation made me smile). Thanks!
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by azubinski 3y ago
Topspeed Modula-2 Xtree It was a little earlier, but it's still nice to remember. Yeah, today it's still cool and not like anything else :)
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by azubinski 3y ago
They make kimonos. I don't know the specific requirements for kimono fabrics, but I suspect there are. Accordingly, they use special weaving machines. These machines are clearly made to order in extremely limited quantities. Tape casse
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by azubinski 3y ago
Nothing pleases as much as the contemplation of hackers deeply fascinated by the old and interesting only to a handful of very specific literary critics literature. But precisely because of these links to absolutely wonderful resources, any
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by azubinski 3y ago
Well, extinction is also a form of evolution.
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by azubinski 3y ago
"Modern computing is inconceivable without U.S. imperialism" "We pay $2,000 for essays" No advertisement, no signs of any commercial activity. Beautiful.
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by azubinski 3y ago
"The kibbutzim are now a very comfortable alternative"... "Robert Nozick ... teaches philosophy at Harvard. He recently spent a year in Jerusalem". Why is this so funny?
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by azubinski 3y ago
"To forestall having a “dasvidaniya comrade” moment where a self-aware GPT-5 shoves an icepick into their ear, Trotsky-style, they put together a ‘red team’ that tested whether GPT-4 was capable of ‘escaping’ or turning on its masters
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by azubinski 3y ago
"...resulted in a tragedy worse than Chernobyl" Tragedies are tragedies, and only scoundrels compete on the scale of tragedies. But in fairness, this accident was small compared to Chernobyl: https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by azubinski 3y ago
Swans were lucky, for several centuries they were protected by the Crown from indiscriminate and barbaric extermination. But progressive communist China, for example, declared sparrows to be enemies of the people, and with the full support
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by azubinski 3y ago
Quite possibly, it's all about simple arithmetic which has always been a bit of a challenge for the brave marketing. Let's assume the data is correct and only three countries produce 119 thousand tons of lithium per year: https:&
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by azubinski 3y ago
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1319/gsconnect/ It works as it should. I use two machines, one with KDE Neon, one with Gnome Fedora, and all my Android devices works great with both.
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by azubinski 3y ago
Let patients recover, because their blockchain certificates have not yet been completed, and now this ChatGPT begins... https://www.lipscomb.edu/news/lipscomb-co-creates-blockchain...
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by azubinski 3y ago
But it's not as "hackable" as "hipsterable" if you can say so (and you can, of course).
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by azubinski 3y ago
This is perhaps too bright for the gloom of recent months here. Thanks to the author, this is a very exciting thing. Of course, ligatures without the "disable ligature under a cursor" extension are slightly weird, but it even adds
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by azubinski 3y ago
My respect to the author for the principled position.
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by azubinski 3y ago
Most likely this is not one person and most likely they do not smoke anything. This is very similar to one of Dugin's "long-running" and proactive projects.
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by azubinski 3y ago
It's a very basic task in any kind of professional embedded development.
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by azubinski 3y ago
Has this really happened? But any BMW or Mazda driver who has both a touchscreen and a normal control field with physical buttons and knobs under his right hand knows perfectly well that a touchscreen is completely perfectly useless.
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by azubinski 3y ago
Who manipulates the past in the eyes of the masses controls the future of these masses. So it has always been and so it will be. Only now it's much easier. And nothing else happened for the most part. Just another new technique for &qu
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by azubinski 3y ago
"Joshua Bergen is a very productive person. His secret is the workspace app Notion..." sancta simplicitas
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by azubinski 3y ago
This kind of real passion deserves much more representation in the news. May Atomic Semi be fine. May the God of Engineering bless them.

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