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FBI Director Wray acknowledges bureau assessment that Covid-19 likely lab leak
(cnn.com)
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The Modern Windows Command Line
(medium.com)
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Oddly enough I just started down the same path learning Ada by following Crafting Interpreters in both Java and Ada. If you decide to write anything up about your journey I'll look forward to reading it.
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Build with stone blocks. Even if it gets knocked over the blocks just need to be reassembled to be useful whether as a wall, a tower, a road, or another house.
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Anyone interested in this kind of stuff (i.e., the Western Esoteric Tradition) would enjoy The Secret History of Western Esotericism podcast. Lots of great scholars and scholarship on this understudied aspect of Western civ. https:/&#
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Mudita FreeRTOS-based e-ink OS now GPLv3 and available on GitHub
(github.com)
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In my view, both nihilism and foolish optimism seem to be coping mechanisms. Very few can really look this issue dead in the eye and still live a joyful, productive life. It’s a serious, pressing issue at a scale that is hard to imagine.
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The current report is quite a bit worse than this sanguine take. The pending report appears to be even more worrisome. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/6/23/leaked-un-report-wa...
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Gnat 2021 GPL Community Edition Ada 202x compiler released
(adacore.com)
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Nasa's JFET tech is being developed by Ozark IC to create a Silicon Carbide RISC-V chip for just this purpose. https://www.ozarkic.com/2020/05/26/ozark-ic-to-continue-ultr...
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I'd love to see a text-only version. That would be fun to develop against and almost any FPGA should be able to run it. Might evolve into an interesting embedded platform over time.
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Never thought I’d see my old workplace on the front page of HN. Congratulations everyone! :)
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Any option for a non-JavaScript HTML/CSS front end?
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https://writtenrealms.com/ client is pretty nice.
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AdaCore GNATPro Community 2020 Released
(adacore.com)
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WrittenRealms – An Old School MUD with build-tools and a great web UI
(writtenrealms.com)
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Perhaps the natural discomfort many face when confronted by this challenging formulation instead indicates that a limitation of the real number system has been perceived? I would encourage those who have this reaction to study hyperreal and
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You know, when the integrity of the office of the President of the United States is at stake one would think burning a HUMINT or other asset might be worth it.
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Purism's PureOS 3 Alpha Released
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I really like my Librem 13" ... it's very hard to find a system approaching modern that runs flawlessly with no closed firmware required. Coreboot is available for those willing to take on a fairly serious hack but it's not s
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For those wishing to run Linux, which of laptops require no (or minimal, I suppose) closed source firmware? I tend to prefer Debian sans non-free but I'm practical enough to just weight that as one factor among many.
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Or, YOU can only entertain such ridiculous thoughts because YOU live in a society that IS totally controlled by criminals. I don't want to live in a country optimized against the assumption of control by criminals.
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Is Mirage on L4 something that, if realized, would provide application developers with a more secure basis for building their own applications? I'm but a simple application developer but I do care about security and if there were a pla
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That's pretty good but if it were me I'd pry the ICs out of the motherboard and microwave them every month as well. /s Some of this is crazy advice unless you're DPR or trying to help some oppressed people somewhere. Tha
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Fake human sacrifice filmed at CERN, with pranking scientists suspected
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Color me skeptical. This sustained outage got very little coverage outside the part of the twitterverse inhabited by cybersecurity specialists like @ericgeller
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NSA Blames Website Outage on Inclement Weather
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Why is this flagged? Is there a simple way to figure this out?
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This precisely.
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Perhaps but it's far easier to imagine it's the result of knee jerk over classification which is well understood to be a terrible problem through the organs of the body politic.
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