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OpenBGPD 9.2 Released(undeadly.org)
7 points by defrost 2mo ago|0 comments
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'Humans will be a rounding error on the internet' says Cloudflare exec(theregister.com)
6 points by defrost 2mo ago|2 comments
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by defrost 2mo ago
> nor contact with the rest of the world has a name for something Almost everywhere that white Europeans went and named things, they did so with native guides that had names for things. Many of the Australian plants and animals named wit
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by defrost 2mo ago
https://archive.md/7Ye2f
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by defrost 2mo ago
Of all the many ways to automate that redirect, https://einaregilsson.com/redirector/ isn't bad. Redirect: https://x.com/* to: https://xcancel.com/$1 and Redirect:
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by defrost 3mo ago
> some kind of metal detector sellotaped to the underside Been a thing since the 1970s, physics dictates dimensions though - you can go wrap or dangle: * https://csegrecorder.com/articles/view/the-megatem-fixed-
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by defrost 3mo ago
Bear in mind relatively few people globally did that. We're all special, each in our own unique way.
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by defrost 3mo ago
Article Title: The dark truth about dating apps and AI
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by defrost 3mo ago
Tangentially: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacob_Bronowski#Wartime_work_i...
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by defrost 3mo ago
The US, UK, AU, and Russia have been back and forth on leadership relative to some metric or another wrt Over the Horizon systems throughout the post war period. > the world's finest radar and navigation tech Hadn't realised th
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by defrost 3mo ago
I had some exposure to Decca, we mainly got by with early Loran (less accurate than Decca), then transitioned to Loran-C (better accuracy) in parallel with reverse engineered NavStar, then onto early civilian GPS with home grown base statio
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Snakes aren't simple tubes. Their bodies have 5 regions, including a short neck(theconversation.com)
3 points by defrost 3mo ago|0 comments
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by defrost 3mo ago
as various people said following the Gesellschaft für Deutsche Kolonisation adventures abroad?
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by defrost 3mo ago
Sure, and I literally asked you as you seemed familiar .. point taken, I'll f-off and read US law then. Cheers. BTW - I circled back and answered that question you asked of me. You're welcome. https://news.ycombinator.c
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by defrost 3mo ago
Literally both can be true. Had a recent commenter insistent on calling out another HN user as a tool of the Chinese state boosting propaganda points. Either of them may well have been a paid commentator, but both also could hold a sincere
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by defrost 3mo ago
I had the same thought as lovich re: your defence. Sure, it's obvious to all how the GP comment reads, just as it's obvious to all how this rapid defensiveness appears. <shrug>
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by defrost 3mo ago
There's an 80s era tip of my tongue movie with glob of dialogue abut the inventor of the aglet living the American dream becoming insanely rich from Nth of a cent per shoelace royalties.
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by defrost 3mo ago
> Yes. To which question? The Connection Machine CM-2 (1987) has a non von Neumann architecture and mixes memory and processing .. so that's been done, 40 years ago. Anticipating the future in real time remote sensing signal process
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by defrost 3mo ago
How's this kind of thing play in the US with free speech, Citizen's United, companies with money can make political statements, etc. What's the actual fraud angle? Non disclosure?
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by defrost 3mo ago
Does Danny Hillis' Connection Machine have a von Neumann bottleneck? Do transputer arrays separate processing and memory? When custom silicon is made to speed up LLM behaviour doesn't that operate fully parallel with mixed memory
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by defrost 3mo ago
(dupe) OpenAI's claimed disproof of Connes' Rigidity Conjecture is invalid [pdf] (https://philarchive.org/archive/NIEWTCv17) 32 points|muglug|23 hours ago|37 comments ~ https://news.ycombina
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by defrost 3mo ago
Did you read the guidelines and grasp the intent? Do you think HN users are unable to form their own opinions? Would the forum be better if every comment came with a ship's hull infestation of remora opinions as to who is or isn't
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by defrost 3mo ago
and packed into every thumbnail for slopiganda on youtube.
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by defrost 3mo ago
Reporter to Kindergarten teacher: How is it that your students class paintings are so much better than all the other class paintings? Teacher: You just have to know when to take their finger paintings away from them .
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by defrost 3mo ago
I'm largely in the not fond of AI artwork camp and the weird rigging on the chair lifts in the winning entry bug me no end (first thing that caught my eye), however ... Is Jeff Koons (and others in the "massive installation&quot
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New spinning drone hides in plain sight(news.northwestern.edu)
19 points by defrost 3mo ago|4 comments
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by defrost 3mo ago
Yes I did indeed read what you wrote, and the tone- you noticed I matched the tone? Probably best we both drop that, 'eh? I'm enjoying the general exchange. > Australians have the same issue with "One Nation". Hell ye
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by defrost 3mo ago
> Do you think we don't do the same in Germany? My apologies, I was unaware that Germany had a Washminister system with mandatory proportional voting. > I would appreciate if you would not treat me as if I don't know anythin
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by defrost 3mo ago
Do they want to? Moreover, there are Palestinians that would like the generationally farmed land back that they lived on last week, last month, last year, five years ago, etc. Shouldn't they have the right to land that has been illegal
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by defrost 3mo ago
As Australians we veer toward large unarmed crowds and telling 'em to get on with the job or get the f' out so we can re elect new ones. We have a hybrid UK / US "Washminister" system with mandatory voting, obligato

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