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by jgrahamc 1y ago
I am not allergic to it either (and I created the site). The idea was to keep track of stuff that we know humans made.
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by jgrahamc 1y ago
Back in the early 2000s when I was doing email filtering using naive Bayes in my POPFile email filter one of the surprising results was that taken the output of the filter as correct and retraining on a message as if it had been labelled by
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Low-background Steel: content without AI contamination(blog.jgc.org)
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I wish it was possible to find the parody ads that Microsoft made of these. I saw them at Redmond at the time and I believe Microsoft got Tom Selleck (or someone who sounded like him) to narrate the parodies. The one I most remember is a wo
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by jgrahamc 1y ago
That is a very good cause!
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by jgrahamc 1y ago
As someone who has followed Thomas' writing on HN for a long time... this is the funniest thing I've ever read here! You clearly have no idea about him at all.
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by jgrahamc 1y ago
I just write up stuff I've done or have been working in. I try to do it in a clear manner so that others may learn something from it if they are unfamiliar with whatever it is I'm up to. And I hope that people who do know a bit ab
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It was time for a dim bulb current limiter(blog.jgc.org)
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by jgrahamc 1y ago
https://twostopbits.com I use the HN Arc code, but the site is about retro computing and gaming.
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As someone who runs a website based on the Arc code that was opened sourced... I'd love to be able to use Clarc.
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by jgrahamc 1y ago
Yes! I was disappointed to learn when I graduated with my BA that this oath was no longer required. However, I continue refuse to reconcile with Henry Symeonis. It's only been 800 years, you never know when it might be important. After
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by jgrahamc 1y ago
I saw this in Malmo in 2013 and it was pretty incredible how fast the set changes were done. The other thing you don't see is just how close the cameras are to the performers.
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by jgrahamc 1y ago
Thanks, dang. I asked for this to be deprioritized today because I love engaging here on HN and I am unable to because of a sudden personal emergency and I couldn't leave everyone hanging with my silence.
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Sequential consistency without borders: D1 implements global read replication(blog.cloudflare.com)
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Cloudflare's approach to global service health metrics and software releases(blog.cloudflare.com)
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QUIC restarts, slow problems: udpgrm to the rescue(blog.cloudflare.com)
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Three Chapters at Cloudflare: Programmer to CTO to Board of Directors(blog.cloudflare.com)
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by jgrahamc 1y ago
I don't use Facebook or Instagram but I do use WhatsApp. Recently, Meta added "Meta AI" to WhatsApp and it added itself as a participant in private chat groups I have with friends etc. If I type the @ symbol in a group to men
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How Complex Systems Fail(how.complexsystems.fail)
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MCP Demo Day: How 10 leading AI companies built MCP servers on Cloudflare(blog.cloudflare.com)
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How the April 28, 2025 power outage in Portugal/Spain impacted Internet traffic(blog.cloudflare.com)
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by jgrahamc 1y ago
That's a good point. I'll add older Wikipedia dumps to my https://lowbackgroundsteel.ai site.
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by jgrahamc 1y ago
Doesn't seem like the phone number works any more, but there are other Minitel servers online (or at least there were when I tested in November 2023): https://blog.jgc.org/2023/11/using-my-minitel-1b-over-phon
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Just one more calculator, bro, just one more, I swear it's the last one(blog.jgc.org)
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by jgrahamc 2y ago
The problem with not doing some preventative stuff on these old machines is that in the event of a power supply failure (IIRC the MZ-80K has +12V, +5V and -5V) you can get overvoltage and cause damage to the chips.
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by jgrahamc 2y ago
This is wonderful to read. I'm about to embark on getting my Sharp MZ-80K into good shape for the next 40 years. It still works fine but I bet there are a bunch of capacitors just waiting to die, and solder joints that are waiting for
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by jgrahamc 2y ago
It's great to read a recollection by someone from the UK of a similar age to me. I remember the Jupiter Ace very well and was so interested in Forth that I got the Acornsoft Forth ROM for my BBC Micro. I too made money selling software
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Network performance update: Developer Week 2025(blog.cloudflare.com)
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by jgrahamc 2y ago
Thanks!
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by jgrahamc 2y ago
:heart

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