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Zen5 Architecture Speculation
(mersenneforum.org)
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https://archive.ph/xud3e
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London hospital cuts waiting lists with innovative system
(thetimes.co.uk)
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You don't need any third party tools for this any more, OCR is now built in to the Snipping Tool. Just press ctrl+shift+win+s, select the region of the screen you're interested in, then use the new "Copy all text" toolba
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Executive Order on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of AI
(whitehouse.gov)
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We need to talk about funding
(octoprint.org)
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/s noted, and sure Oracle are litigious, but the GPL community version of GraalVM, plus "early adopter" enterprise version licence[0] seems farily clear, and reasonable - at least as far as Oracle are concerned? [0] https:&#
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Domino's Used a Jetpack to Deliver a Pizza at Glastonbury Festival
(futurism.com)
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You can use the left/right arrow keys to step through the existing snapshots, and turn off the "Rotate globe" option in the settings to keep your view in one place.
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EU Warns Apple About Limiting Speeds of Uncertified USB-C Cables
(macrumors.com)
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Gilbert U-238 Atomic Energy Laboratory
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Modern Perfect Hashing for Strings
(0x80.pl)
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Gilbert U-238 Atomic Energy Laboratory
(en.wikipedia.org)
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JVM: Performance Implications of -XX:+/-PerfDisableSharedMem
(github.com)
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Tesla is swearing off rare-earth elements – but experts are doubtful
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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I'm not sure if it's fair to give it buggy code, but I just changed set(b) to set(d) in the example, and it doesn't realise there's a problem: https://whatdoesthiscodedo.com/g/517c50a
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> eSIMs are a massive win when travelling, too. Instantly activate a data plan at cheap local rates in whatever country your travelling to, without having to first get your hands on a physical SIM... For many years I've owned dual-S
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Things I Won't Work With: Thioacetone (2009)
(science.org)
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Theorem of the Day – Complete Theorem Listing
(theoremoftheday.org)
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San Francisco is getting cold feet about self-driving car tests
(newscientist.com)
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Magnetoactive liquid-solid phase transitional matter
(doi.org)
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Computer Science courses with video lectures
(github.com)
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If your DNS queries LoOk liKE tHIs, it's a security improvement
(theregister.com)
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Fogbank
(en.wikipedia.org)
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For what it's worth, I managed to get an RPi4 at retail price within a few days by setting the appropriate filters on https://rpilocator.com and keeping a watch on it with an Android app called "Web Alert". I'
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The obligatory XKCD https://xkcd.com/356/
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There are many reasons: power usage, size, cost, availability being some of the main ones. I've been using microcontrollers for wearables and, as much as I'd like the power and ease of use of a Raspberry Pi, the size and power req
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Face recognition is possible on a tiny and cheap ESP32-CAM[0] using Espressif's own ESP-WHO[1] framwork. Apparently it can process images at around 3 fps. I have an ESP32-CAM on order to try this out as part of a side project of mine[2
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Investigating the links between viruses and Alzheimer’s disease
(theconversation.com)
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1914-1915 Boirault “Anti-Barbed-Wire” Machine
(twitter.com)
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