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by p4bl0 4mo ago
First, thanks for sharing this link, it was an interesting read! A few remarks below. I had a hard time reading the wc code in the article. First I had to go to the GitHub to understand that "da" stands for dynamic array, and then
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by p4bl0 4mo ago
The author of this paper holds that quantum computers will never be able to go above the limit of a thousand qubits. > Hence, insofar as a classical computer will never factor a 2,048-bit RSA integer, RaQM (rational quantum mechanics) p
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Rational quantum mechanics: Testing quantum theory with quantum computers(dx.doi.org)
4 points by p4bl0 4mo ago|3 comments
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by p4bl0 4mo ago
The same thing happened with my blog a few weeks ago. It was well referenced for years and suddenly almost all of my entries are not indexed anymore. The Search Console indicates that the URLs were crawled but are currently not indexed, and
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by p4bl0 4mo ago
I moved my domains and mailboxes from Gandi to Infomaniak when Gandi went from "no bullshit" to full shit hole after TWS bought them. The service is top quality and their customers service was really helpful in transferring my thi
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by p4bl0 4mo ago
> The goal of Search has always been simple: to help you ask anything on your mind. I fondly remember the good old times when the goal was to help you find stuff…
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
Not just for LLMs, but in general if code is produced automatically by a tool and isn't going to be a hundred percent proofread and tested by humans who could have written it manually, it's always better to use the safest possible
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RootAsRole – A better alternative to sudo(-rs)/su(github.com)
2 points by p4bl0 5mo ago|0 comments
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Drawy, KDE's first infinite whiteboard app(prayag2.github.io)
4 points by p4bl0 5mo ago|1 comments
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
Oh, since you're here, I want to say thank you for all your guides! I learned from them yeaaars ago, and still recommend them to my own students to this day, especially your network programming guide which is linked from all of the net
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
I teach such a course, and we don't have that. First, students must work on an existing issue of the project they choose and are only allowed (for my course) to submit an issue or a PR non related to an existing issue if they have alre
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
In the CS bachelor degree I'm responsible of, we have exactly that in the third and last year (it's in France, so as in ~all Europe the licence lasts three years and then students continue their studies doing a master in two y
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
I'm responsible for a CS bachelor degree in France ( licence informatique ). In our curriculum, we teach how to learn programming and then programming paradigms , not languages , and we use a lot of different programming languages fo
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
This is missing so much things that immediately comes to my mind (such as Voilà, Caramail, Multimania, Mygale, Radio.Blog.Club, Skyblog, Motion Twin's Flash games, etc.). I think those and many others are too local in the real world to
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Software Heritage(softwareheritage.org)
6 points by p4bl0 5mo ago|0 comments
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
> We Need an Archive This archival project already exists, it is funded by France computer science research agency Inria, by Europe, and maybe by the UN through UNESCO if I'm not mistaken, but I really think it should still receive
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
Yes, that's a missing but crucial information indeed. To be more precise about my previous message, when I say a cup I mean between 15g and 18g of beans.
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
I agree. I'm deep into specialty coffee and I love making and drinking coffee a lot , but three cups is already higher than what I drink on a normal day. Also, most of the time when I go above this threshold, I drink decaf.
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Security reporting: AI entered "high-quality chaos" era(daniel.haxx.se)
4 points by p4bl0 5mo ago|0 comments
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
Yes I'm only talking about wifi networks. I get that CSMA/CD itself is getting less useful, but it's because something else is doing its job, not because what it did is useless (that's why I wrote "or something simi
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
Thanks. So the author's point in the linked article is wrong, it's the opposite of what they wrote. Contrary to what they say, it's indeed a bus, and it isn't the case that CSMA/CD is useless, it's that isn&#x2
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
Thanks for sharing this very interesting read. There's one point I don't really get and I would be glad if someone could clarify it for me. When the author says that even over wifi, the CSMDA/CD protocol is not used anymore.
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
For what it's worth, an alternative data source [1] is being created by the DCWatch project [2]. [1] https://datacenters.hubblo.org/ [2] https://dcwatch.hubblo.org/
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
Damn, I got 8 points for having a sitemap! Congrats.
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
The TDMRep protocol [1] is supposed to tell scrappers used for text and data mining whether a ressource can be mined or not. Naively, I would say that a website which explicitly express not wanting to be included in training data would also
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
I was coming here to link it. Glad I reloaded the page before commenting to see your comment appear.
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
Using an actual valid domain name for this seems crazy to me. Or, if your database system enforce the use of a valid domain name, why not use a randomly generated subdomain of a domain in your control? Something like login@ RANDOMSTRING .de
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Deleteduser.com – A $15 PII Magnet(mike-sheward.medium.com)
3 points by p4bl0 5mo ago|2 comments
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
They do, actually. For example the French government has its own Matrix platform https://www.tchap.gouv.fr/ and its own Mastodon instance https://social.numerique.gouv.fr/ .
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by p4bl0 5mo ago
Here is one of the French government: https://social.numerique.gouv.fr/

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