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Collective clog control: Ants optimize traffic flow in excavation
(science.sciencemag.org)
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I think it's aimed at scenarios in which the attacker is not aware of this utility running. Otherwise they could just kill it before inserting the USB.
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Reverse engineering a USB device with Rust
(gill.net.in)
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This Newyorker article talks about similar phenomenon in another kind of stressful environment, an authoritarian regime: https://www.newyorker.com/books/second-read/how-dreams-chang...
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I found this to be a great method too. Especially for topics which I have been educated on in my mother tongue in high school. I know the term in Czech but I'd be unsure about the direct translation.
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I quite like that idea. Maybe you could run base64/base32 on the blurhash. That brings two potential issues I could think of. Is the size of the result less than filesystem max file name length? And what about collisions where two slig
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I recommend Mindscape by Sean Carroll. https://www.preposterousuniverse.com/podcast
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That is very true, I forgot about native speakers who aren't French! Good spot.
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Unfortunately this experiment excludes several groups from participating. Those past late 30s who didn't learn French as 4th/5th language, those knowing more than 4/5 languages, those who learned French as their 2nd or 3rd la
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Possibly the author of the parent comment was puzzled why does an AI lab not have a specialist who provisions the bare metal. I would think that if the hype died in a week, an AI lab would have other projects which require similar equipment
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Might be fun to connect this to one of those projects which let you narrate any text using different voice actors. Play medieval ambient music in the background and connect it with a speech recognition software. Might add another interestin
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Why Codewars is a good way to learn a new programming language
(dev.to)
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A Serverless CI/CD Pipeline for Sam Applications
(scratchpad.blog)
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Essentials of self-organizing maps [pdf]
(di.ufpe.br)
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At around gen 41k it gets to 3.
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Wireworld Automata Computing Primes
(rezmason.net)
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Monty Python's Cheese shop sketch transcript
(mit.edu)
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Rod Logic and graphene: Elusive molecule-scale computers
(hackaday.com)
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Isomorphic Apps with Node.js
(infernojs.org)
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Understanding and Using the Network Time Protocol
(ntp.org)
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Check what effect this proposed change have on @exteranto framework