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GNU Projects in Need of Contributors
(savannah.gnu.org)
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This will show the 30 "hottest" files in a repo. git log --pretty=format: --name-only | sort | uniq -c | sort -rg | head -n 30
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For reference, strace is a Linux facility that wouldn’t be present on a bare-metal embedded application of C, or other operating system.
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Tell HN: You can re-order checkboxes in the iOS notes app by dragging them
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The air that you’re breathing right now is also a fluid. It’s not a liquid, but it’s a fluid.
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“Japanese food craftsman”, “DancingBacons”, “I Will Always Travel for Food”, “Japanese Noodles Udon Soba Osaka Nara” In that order. Yes, these are all channel names.
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"It's me, Java!"
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> “The threat actor was also able to copy a backup of customer vault data from the encrypted storage container which is stored in a proprietary binary format that contains both _unencrypted data, such as website URLs_ …” Other threads he
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If so, then they missed the games that used id Tech 4 and id Tech 5 (almost impossible given the success of Doom 3), and how Carmack continued to invent truly unthinkable performance and fidelity enhancements to real time 3D graphics until
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In 2010-2011 I worked for (major American semiconductor firm), which had some test and validation teams on Sparc workstations running Solaris, and some design, test, and validation teams on Windows workstations with remote desktop clients f
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The westernmost island of Alaska is 2745 km closer to Japan than Hawaii
(en.wikipedia.org)
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1TB microSD card less than $100
(amazon.com)
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One rule of thumb is to be wary of anything not sold on the perimiter of a grocery store.
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I’m an All Tacos% runner myself
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Have you used ChatGPT? Your understanding of GPTs and neural nets in general is consistently flawed. You are describing a Markov model or at best an SVM model. Would you make the same types of claims about Stable Diffusion, that it is “piec
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Ask ChatGPT to write a song lyric for your favorite band in the style of your favorite poet, with a specific unusual topic. Then claim that the model is “really very simple”
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Which is exactly why if you aren’t a database vendor, you shouldn’t have your engineers spend their time maintaining a proprietary database technology.
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LiveATC – Listen to live Air Traffic Control from around the world
(liveatc.net)
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Having never read Clean Code, why do you say that?
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Reverse Engineering the Buggy Pokemon BDSP Calculator
(youtube.com)
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To make claims that the communications were encrypted when the survieled in question were a room full of researchers capable of dumping and reversing the firmware is beyond stupid. The administration should be held to account simply for tha
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Many record types contain hostnames as values. So many that it isn’t even worth listing all of them here.
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This page reminds me so much of the late 90s web. I love it.
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“UNIX: A History and a Memoir” by Kernighan is a really fun read. Just published a few years ago as well. https://www.amazon.com/UNIX-History-Memoir-Brian-Kernighan/d...
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“UNIX: A History and a Memoir” by Kernighan is a really fun read. Just publushed a few years ago as well. https://www.amazon.com/UNIX-History-Memoir-Brian-Kernighan/d...
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Prime numbers are the basis of most practical cryptosystems (including ones which you used to make your comment), and other applications of number theory, and are the heart of number theory itself.
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Optical Proximity Correction (OPC)
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This quote seems to be referring to 90s mainframe silicon, which absolutely had an architecture which didn’t match the current direction in software. They were built for batch-processing in COBOL when those same systems would soon be re-pur
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This comment reads like it was written by a GPT
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