myth_drannon

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by myth_drannon 9mo ago
From the previous uprisings, the regime usually sends Arab mercenaries like Hizbollah. They don't speak Farsi and have no connection to the people of Iran.
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Wix plans to let AI write most code, leaving engineers to redefine their role(calcalistech.com)
4 points by myth_drannon 9mo ago|0 comments
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by myth_drannon 9mo ago
WHO like many other ngos is politicized and subverted by rogue states. It's about time to reject it. There is no alternative for now but keeping with current status quo is counter productive.
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by myth_drannon 9mo ago
Why do Americans think that? It's very self centered. You will be surprised by how much Canada spends around the world. For example of an important project, Canada paid UNicef $850k to combat open defecation in Ghana.
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by myth_drannon 9mo ago
Iran is rich in natural resources(gas,oil), one of the richest actually. No country so rich can become a tech hub like Israel/Singapore (which just had no other options for development).
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by myth_drannon 9mo ago
It feels like 2008 all over again. Gold/Silver is up, preppers... Just instead of Argentina as an example people talk about Ukraine.
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by myth_drannon 9mo ago
"fine-tuning them is extremely easy." Criminal courts, jails, mental asylums beg to disagree.
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by myth_drannon 9mo ago
I didn't quit coding but I also vibe coded something similar despite having found thousands of similar utilities (retirement calculators) so I vibe coded (with base44) https://boringretirementcalculator.com What can I say..
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by myth_drannon 9mo ago
Yes, it happened a couple of days ago on my hidden non active account. I had it for 13 years and it never happened before.
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Rubik's Cube in Prolog – Order(medium.com)
41 points by myth_drannon 9mo ago|14 comments
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by myth_drannon 10mo ago
And Putin gives a nuke to Iranians then it's game over since Iranians don't care about MAD doctrine. Anyways the risk of the tech falling into Russia's hands is too high. Ukrainians have the smarts to develop it themselves no
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ServiceNow acquiring cybersecurity startup Armis for nearly $8B(cnbc.com)
3 points by myth_drannon 10mo ago|0 comments
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Explorers of the Lost Computers(computerhistory.org)
3 points by myth_drannon 10mo ago|0 comments
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by myth_drannon 10mo ago
It's the opposite, the most talented in every sense volonteer to fight in combat units in Gaza. Everyone who ends up in 8200 or any other non combat unit has some sort of reason health or family. Later there is some selection, so smart
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Record $4.4B flows into Israeli cybersecurity as global VCs outpace locals in 25(ynetnews.com)
3 points by myth_drannon 10mo ago|0 comments
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by myth_drannon 10mo ago
One of the most sucessful integelligence operations ever, absolutely brilliant. And the brilliance in my opinion is that the targeting was not your regular Hizbollah terrorists but only higher ranking members the one who were given the beep
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by myth_drannon 11mo ago
Additionally, the product was completed and released on CD, so no hundreds of bug fixes after the release.
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by myth_drannon 11mo ago
That's because Hamas dug out the water pipes to build rockets - https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2023/10/10/eu-funded-...
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by myth_drannon 11mo ago
It's been a decade or so but I'm mostly called "resource" at work, as in Human Resource. Barely collegue, comrade, co-worker... just a resource, a plug in the machine that needs to be replaced by an external resource to
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by myth_drannon 11mo ago
Can the process be similar to a sudden collapse of USSR's economic system? The leaders weren't stupid and tried to keep it afloat but with underlying systemic issues everything just cratered. Can the process be modelled using game
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by myth_drannon 11mo ago
I think I based my notebook on the official example but yes at some point new versions of the libraries completely broke it. I had to pin the versions for it to work again. This one works, you can check the versions https://paste
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Moonshot Space Raises $12M for Electromagnetic Launch(payloadspace.com)
6 points by myth_drannon 11mo ago|0 comments
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by myth_drannon 11mo ago
you can check on trustmrr.com (mostly indie/solo businesses) that a large chunk of those smaller companies make money by selling AI video generation and other genAI services.
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by myth_drannon 11mo ago
This is a historical church document from 19th century and Gemini got it right with common words but completely hallucinated the names of village and people. https://gemini.google.com/share/f98de1d5ac55
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by myth_drannon 11mo ago
Right, it can do modern writing but anything older than a century ( church records and census)and it produces garbage. Yandex Archives figured that out and have CER in a single digit but they have the resources to collect immense data for t
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by myth_drannon 11mo ago
First major success story for Zig language? (Not trying to diminish Bun's team success)
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by myth_drannon 11mo ago
Darn, can't hide anything from the "but it's a genocide squad", eh?
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by myth_drannon 11mo ago
Where to draw the line? Only the right-wing billionaires? What about other more left-wing like Soros. And what about the influencers with millions of followers (recent Qatari influence campaign comes to mind)? What about Hollywood (again Qa
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by myth_drannon 11mo ago
Amazing, the future is here. Having it airborne like in StarWars without the limit of the weight of AtoA missiles is going to change the equation of air combat so much.
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by myth_drannon 11mo ago
That was probably the feeling of thousands of scribes when the printing press spread and more people could afford to buy books. The art of writing, including calligraphy, still exists, but primarily as a hobby.

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