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What Destroyed All of the Major Bronze Age Cities?
(medium.com)
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Reasons Revealed for the Brain’s Elastic Sense of Time
(quantamagazine.org)
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6y ago
Despite 2 years of preview, this GA launch looks like the most half-baked I've seen from AWS. No SSD Store? Only available in US regions? Pricing page does not have the usual per-region dropdown and instead says "he pricing in Eur
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Apple Removes RSS Feed Readers from Chinese App Store
(macrumors.com)
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6y ago
Schnorr signatures were also kept in reserve for many years due to a patent that recently expired. Should be merged in the next major feature release.
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Chaos, Computational Irreducibility, and the Meaning of Life
(medium.com)
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Running Go Code on iOS and Android
(rogchap.com)
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6y ago
This is within the well known (and tested) limits of freedom of speech... which neither TikTok or WeChat software were found guilty of (with or without due process).
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6y ago
It's not physical, it's just an suite of ideas written in the form of a (programming) language, just like a book, so nothing to do with machinery. This is essentially the same argument against software patents.
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Yes, all software is speech and any form of software should be allowed. If not, who decides what software is allowed or not? Will I need to get a license from the government before I push my PR to a repo?
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6y ago
It's terrible precedent. What about the first amendment? Software is speech.
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A solution for Apple to end the App Store developer rebellion
(blog.prototypr.io)
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6y ago
"Software is eating the world and gold is on the menu." Nice way to put it.
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6y ago
Their timeline is "the next decade" ... by that time, Bitcoin will have proceeded two more halvings, which means the issuance rate will be only 1.5625BTC per block, so only about $40B per year is needed to reach equilibria. Regard
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6y ago
Interesting that the company says it has never received a data request from China... and plenty from US authorities (similarly to other social networks)
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TikTok's security boss makes his case. Carefully
(cyberscoop.com)
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DiceKeys: Security keys you create by rolling dice
(dicekeys.com)
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Swimming in Datalakes with Go
(fraugster.com)
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Proposal: Register-based Go calling convention
(go.googlesource.com)
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Apple demands 50% rent cuts for UK stores despite record sales
(thetimes.co.uk)
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6y ago
Indeed... better link at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23963877
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6y ago
>Data Transfer (per egress GB) $0.09 Surprising that Workers Unbound charges egress (first time egress is directly charged by Cloudflare?) and at this quite expensive AWS-like price.
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How the geometry of ancient habitats may have influenced human brain evolution
(arstechnica.com)
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Yale Researchers image a dying brain neuron for the first time
(medium.com)
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6y ago
Interesting tool. Would be really useful if it supported Spot prices, which are even more of a PITA to find using Amazon’s UI.
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6y ago
The listed "Idle Detection" is a different spec that is way more invasive than requestIdleCallback (which seems on track to be deployed more generally in Safari). It's about detecting user idleness, including in the case the
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Experiments show hummingbirds see colors you’ve never dreamed of
(arstechnica.com)
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Useless for what? That HCQ is useless for severe cases where patient require artificial ventilation is nothing new, it has been highlighted by scientific HCQ proponents from the beginning (eg. see Pr Raoult studies, Spain prophylaxis trial
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The Masks Masquerade
(medium.com)
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A new device can produce electricity using shadows
(sciencenews.org)
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