epistemex

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by epistemex 5y ago
For something to have the ability to become conscious it need some form of intelligence. There is absolutely zero intelligence in any ML/AI with today's models. None. No wisdom, nothing. Not even remotely close to a retarded cockr
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by epistemex 6y ago
> The majority of these escape codes start with \x1b[ This is actually the 7-bit version for CSI. A less known variation is the 8-bit CSI which is simply \x9b and is the same as \x1b[ combined. So, for example \x9b33m does the same as \x
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mdncomp 2.5 Released - Mozilla Browser Compatibility Data on the Command Line(npmjs.com)
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Terminal Madness (1980 Documentary About Personal Computers) [video](youtube.com)
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Show HN: MDN Browser Compatibility Data on the CLI (mdncomp v2)(npmjs.com)
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by epistemex 8y ago
First, thanks for writing and sharing this. Since many here uses desktops I wanted to share a small tip, but first an anecdotal observation: I got my first computer at age 10-11 back in the 80s (a VIC20) and we only had a 50Hz (Europe) inte
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A Letter from Orange (or the Rise and Fall of vizrt) [pdf](nrkbeta.no)
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Prepping for Quantum Computing: Introduction to Lattice Based Cryptography [pdf](eprint.iacr.org)
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by epistemex 8y ago
> since they are two different primitive types. Yes, I'm aware of this, but I was more asking in the realm of internal performance/optimization (as I sort of point out - and not necessarily because of the comparer). F.ex. they
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by epistemex 8y ago
This is a welcome feature. I think this for the most part is useful for WASM, but also storing/reading/writing to binary buffers as in handling file formats that stores (u)int64s (such as f.ex. CAF on the Mac) and with binary prot