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by gtsnexp 2y ago
Bevy, the leading game engine for Rust, seems to have significant issues with the borrow checker and UI toolkit. Its heavy use of type erasure and runtime errors compromises Rust's safety features. These guys suggest that a new languag
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by gtsnexp 2y ago
Vahrenkamp's discovery of living stromatolites on Sheybarah Island is a big deal for anyone interested in ancient life. It’s amazing to see how these organisms, which were some of the first to oxygenate our planet, are still around in
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by gtsnexp 2y ago
https://fab.cba.mit.edu/classes/862.22/index.html Ch. 6?
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by gtsnexp 2y ago
Huge fan of Trammell Hudson. Not sure why he simply stopped posting after 2021. Loss to humanity.
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by gtsnexp 2y ago
Imagine if every conversation these two had while on their back home would have been recorded and published as blog posts.
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by gtsnexp 2y ago
The size of his glassblowing lathe suggests the potential complexity of the artifacts produced in his workshop. What a truly remarkable art.
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by gtsnexp 2y ago
It is also helpful in the context of other signal types Good reference
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by gtsnexp 2y ago
I ran the text through gptzero.me and it scored 91% probability of AI generated
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Octopuses experience affective component of pain [pdf](cell.com)
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The Reddits (P Graham)(paulgraham.com)
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A molecular mechanism for hippocampal memory(nature.com)
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by gtsnexp 3y ago
Interesting potential applications in senescence and memory "preservation"
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MiRNA circuit modules for precise, tunable control of gene expression(biorxiv.org)
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by gtsnexp 3y ago
A solution to the problem of expression level variability?
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by gtsnexp 3y ago
Tiny tesla valves would be super interesting, potentially in the context of cell sorting, perhaps?
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by gtsnexp 3y ago
Is there a chance that, like DNA origami, this technology might face challenges in finding real-world (or even basic science) applications? While it appears intriguing, is there potential for these structures to be effectively used in drug
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Generative Learning for Nonlinear Dynamics(nature.com)
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by gtsnexp 3y ago
Any thoughts on how this would compare with the Oxide product? https://oxide.computer/
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Minimal-invasive 3D laser printing of microimplants in organismo(biorxiv.org)
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by gtsnexp 3y ago
Written in Java, this thing seems like a neat way to generate your VHDL.
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Can Your Integrated-Circuit Design System Do This?(staticfreesoft.com)
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by gtsnexp 3y ago
Is there an Emacs port for this?
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by gtsnexp 3y ago
How to make (almost) anything: https://cba.mit.edu/classes/index.html
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by gtsnexp 3y ago
It makes one wonder about the hyperconnectivity hypothesis: https://academic.oup.com/cercor/article/18/4/763/281733
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Nuburu Appoints John Bolton to Its Board of Directors(ir.nuburu.net)
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Fluid Corpus Manipulation (FluCoMa)(flucoma.org)
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by gtsnexp 3y ago
The Fluid Corpus Manipulation project, or FluCoMa, pioneers innovative approaches in music composition by harnessing the expanding repositories of sound and gestures in the digital realm. This project integrates the latest advancements in s
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Ask HN: Top ten modern-day scientific and technological challenges
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Teach Yourself Demoscene in 14 Days(github.com)
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by gtsnexp 3y ago
The repository's purpose isn't immediately apparent from its title. It serves as an intensive tutorial on crafting demos, specifically within the demoscene culture. The concept, of course, is that Demoscene projects demonstrate th

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