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Writing with AI Is Stupid(lambdaland.org)
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The AI Code Surge Reshaping Developer Jobs(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Arm's C2-Ultra, G2-Ultra NX, and CSS N4 IP(chipsandcheese.com)
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The universal language of space is Star Trek? Mais oui(arstechnica.com)
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The Psychological Warfare of the Modern Sterile Interior(lussoarchive.substack.com)
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Flint: Efficiently Leveraging High Bandwidth Flash(arxiv.org)
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Canonical Evolution of Enterprise Open Source RISC-V at Hot Chips 2026(servethehome.com)
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Apple and AI: Siri the Early Years(thechipletter.substack.com)
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by rbanffy 1mo ago
Well... The US has been getting away with all sorts of shenanigans for the past century. I think it's time to grow up and behave like an adult country. Which won't happen until it has an adult president, but that's a differen
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It just crossed my mind that, even after Starship delivers on its promise of cheap 100+ tons to LEO, there will be space in the market for smaller launchers for the same reasons there is a market for both the Airbus A-380 and the A-220 - no
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With another infusion of cash, Stoke Space goes even bigger(arstechnica.com)
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Intel surpasses one million High-NA EUV wafers processed(tomshardware.com)
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Mysterious x86 CPU Has APX, X86S Where Intel Left Off for Legacy-Free x86(phoronix.com)
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Home Broadband Is 5G's Surprise Killer App(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by rbanffy 1mo ago
Now I want to build a cluster of rooted WebOS TVs. I always say any serious computer needs blinkenlights and a smart TV has literally millions of them.
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Star Trek 60th Anniversary – National Air and Space Museum(airandspace.si.edu)
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by rbanffy 1mo ago
You are all kind of forced to work. In fact, we all are. The most cruel part is that a lot of people work on things that result in no meaningful benefit for society.
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by rbanffy 1mo ago
Perhaps the dosage is still too low.
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by rbanffy 1mo ago
> How is it possible to have a democracy under these conditions? You’d need more luck than what seems to be available. Since one side is blatantly criminal and the other is somehow less criminal, electing successive governments from the
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by rbanffy 1mo ago
That would actually make sense. It’s the police’s job to “serve and protect” and, if there was a likelihood a person would commit a crime and, knowing that, the police refused to act to prevent harm to the population, the police force shoul
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by rbanffy 1mo ago
It’s what your body craves.
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by rbanffy 1mo ago
> it'll be on the ballot this fall in Montana There are reasons to be optimistic.
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by rbanffy 1mo ago
I don’t think that many Americans would keep their jobs if it were not for the threat of abject poverty looming over their heads.
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by rbanffy 1mo ago
I might be mistaken, but when an international treaty is ratified, it has the same weight as a constitutional amendment. I’m sure the US ratified something around those lines.
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by rbanffy 1mo ago
> unrestrained executive power. I don’t think any of the branches have adequate restraints at this point.
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by rbanffy 1mo ago
I think it’s time for an amendment that says something like “public officials shall never mislead the public or issue materially false statements”. That would be a huge progress for the US.
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> fundamental rights can never depend on the work of other people It is the government’s responsibility to ensure the people who provide those services are hired and paid. Nobody is demanding anyone to work for free or to be forced to wo
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Steve Jobs, Closed Macs, and Me: A Guest Post(pogueman.substack.com)
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I am sure they were concerned the spacecraft exploded during a hover test.
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Bespoke: A Programming Language for People Who Say Please – Larvitz Blog(blog.hofstede.it)
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