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nonsapreiche
5y ago
If you want your capital to "generating", you should look for some that gives some money back to your capital invested, but more the money is "generated", more is the risk of loosing your capital. If it where a my dispos
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nonsapreiche
5y ago
"... have shown the ability to solve optimization problems such as integer factorization using a network of stochastic binary neurons constructed from thermally fluctuating nanoscale magnetic tunnel junctions
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nonsapreiche
5y ago
"blacklist any firmware upgrade from unhardened machines." This is interesting, is it related to some specific OS or Bios?
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Cuccumella
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I wonder too, but I think the result will not be better than the samples from which you train it.
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nonsapreiche
5y ago
a simulation of what?
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nonsapreiche
5y ago
support for drag&drop vbx?
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5y ago
> Where went the quick and dirty results of server-side generation of HTML tables and such? Still here in the 20 years old technology you know, only changed in some paradigm, words, tools, but the core is always the same hyper text metap
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nonsapreiche
5y ago
one without the keyboard
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nonsapreiche
6y ago
cuba: 1$
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nonsapreiche
6y ago
Wow ... just now I relized how much I was bored!
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nonsapreiche
6y ago
I find https://appsco.pe/app/qrsnapper a simple pwa that works fine for me
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Quantum mechanics to generate truly random numbers
(phys.org)
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Mind Grenade [1969-2019]
(fourmilab.ch)
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6y ago
One of the most basic processes in all of nature — a subatomic particle’s transition between discrete energy states — is surprisingly complex and sometimes predictable, recent work shows https://www.scientificamerican.com/ar
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nonsapreiche
6y ago
No, the herd mentality is about the dog that rules the herd
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6y ago
Space Invaders, and the bug that when restarting the machine you get 1 credit
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6y ago
Hyper Text was a very good way to link knowledge, but the Markup Languge evolved in the opposite way
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nonsapreiche
6y ago
I think the spike in interest is limited to the western countries, in other (comunist/socialist..) chess is teached at the schools, played in parks, broadcasted by pubblic television weekly
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nonsapreiche
6y ago
just to remember: https://lichess.org/team/hacker-news
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6y ago
why not using only the password?
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Fragments of energy may be the fundamental building blocks of the universe
(phys.org)
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Busy Beaver
(en.wikipedia.org)
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teveo! https://icecast.teveo.cu/b3jbfThq
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Radio Reloj
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6y ago
Nice work! why not provide a link to a working demo?
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Satellite images suggest coronavirus outbreak began earlier than thought
(telegraph.co.uk)
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none, what is your product?
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The Remarkable Number 1/89 (2004)
(www2.math.ou.edu)
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6y ago
as far as I understand, if the brain doesnt't get enough oxigen it will be damaged and loose some functions
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