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by notorandit 5mo ago
The site has been HN-ed off!
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by notorandit 5mo ago
It took me the entire web page to understand that the display is in Antwerpen, Belgium. Maybe I am the one and only ignorant to not know it, but I am pretty sure I am not alone. Nowadays we give a lot of stuff for granted.
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by notorandit 5mo ago
What I see here is a great risk, something not immediately recognizable. A "hundreds of millions" initiative fueling a "trillions" market. I suspect that controlling the LF can lead to a really huge power over markets or
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by notorandit 5mo ago
It would (maybe?) sound like an inappropriate book for children. Yes, in the 2nd half of the 20th century. Not so in either 19th and 21st centuries. In 19th century Italian (but maybe also other countries') children had to grow quickly
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Fire at Dutch NorthC data center, all personnel evacuated in time(techzine.eu)
3 points by notorandit 5mo ago|1 comments
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by notorandit 5mo ago
The fire that broke out on Thursday, May 7, around 8:45 AM at NorthC’s data center on Rondebeltweg in Almere has not yet been extinguished.
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by notorandit 5mo ago
> We know it holds incredibly well terrestrially and within individual galaxies I somehow thought that this was not really holding true and that Mr. Einstein had something to say. I thought that without Einstein's "corrections&
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by notorandit 6mo ago
Are you kidding? If you confound > Mason St. and Masonic Ave., or Divisadero St. and Division St. then you must be either very distracted or dyslexic. What was the last time you gave or got an address by word of mouth?
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by notorandit 6mo ago
I wonder whether CJiT can compile itself a-la GCC and LLVM. FAQs don't mention this and maybe the next weekend I will try to boot cjit with cjit itself.
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by notorandit 6mo ago
Well, the library surely is not there anymore.
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by notorandit 6mo ago
I Hope more and more fragments of anything lost is found. The burn down of Alexandria library was a pity
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by notorandit 6mo ago
I am thrilled to see how much Italy and France have contributed to world cheese world. Mozzarella di bufala campana is my no. 1 choice, hands down.
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by notorandit 6mo ago
It's about symbolic computation more than calculations.
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by notorandit 6mo ago
Not sure it really compares to NAND() and the likes. Simply because bool algebra doesn't have that many functions and all of them are very simple to implement. A complex bool function made out of NANDs (or the likes) is little more com
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by notorandit 6mo ago
Far side from Earth can be not dark. Far side from Sun is always. The point is that we are all Earthlings, so the former applies.
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by notorandit 6mo ago
The moon IS flat! Just like the Sun and the Earth.
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by notorandit 7mo ago
Far side != Dark side
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by notorandit 7mo ago
The point is not running Windows or Outlook on a PC in space. The point is that the Software was not sealed, downloading upgrades while in space, sending telemetry back to Microsoft (or to whoever else). Those PC are like any other instrume
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by notorandit 7mo ago
That's how it should be everywhere!
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by notorandit 7mo ago
You can finally run your own local, self‑hosted, or on‑premise Docker, Maven, npm, and PyPI repositories with Repsy - completely free and open.
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by notorandit 7mo ago
It does make a whole lot is sense. The amount of energy you loose to convert AC to DC can be humongous . And useless if you produce your own power (normally already in DC).
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by notorandit 7mo ago
Don't connect TVs to the internet as they are actually computers programmed to serve ads. Actually, don't buy TVs at all. Buy books.
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by notorandit 7mo ago
Jokes aside, how can we discern between AI-generated and NI-generated textual contents? And even if we could, for how long? Reality is that AI is changing everything. Whether for the good or for the bad it's something to check.
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by notorandit 7mo ago
Why? I consider myself almost human...
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by notorandit 7mo ago
Indeed.
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by notorandit 7mo ago
Very good idea. Clearly no software, no LLM, no AI could ever use that character!
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by notorandit 7mo ago
It's a big move. But I understand it. Sometimes your code is "just" a proof of concept, a way to test the idea. Very far from a decent product. That is the time you ditch the code, keep the ideas (both good and bad) and star
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by notorandit 7mo ago
Honestly I would not buy such a dock: same weight and size of a laptop without the power. But it's a cool idea.
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by notorandit 7mo ago
Incredible guy!
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by notorandit 7mo ago
I would like it to have also hardware video output. Then I could become a PC in our pocket.

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