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How Artificial Intelligence Will Really Kill Us All(paultyma.blogspot.com)
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Trans-Pacific Partnership text won't be available before election(cbc.ca)
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Tesla to fight Denmark's new tax on electric cars(thelocal.dk)
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Here are the God-mode holes that gave TrueCrypt audit the slip(theregister.co.uk)
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Did a Rogue NSA Operation Cause the Death of a Greek Telecom Employee?(theintercept.com)
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Did a Rogue NSA Operation Cause the Death of a Greek Telecom Employee?(theintercept.com)
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EPA: $1 trillion water investment needed for American population growth(mlive.com)
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by reirob 11y ago
Thanks for sharing, exactly what I am looking for as I am looking for a new laptop. Some quotes from the test of the Librem-13 that seemed important to me: [..]The Librem 13 has a 13.3" 1920x1080 Matte IPS screen that I thought looked
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by reirob 11y ago
Just to add (instead of editing above): I think a lot of IBM employees would as well buy Purism laptops if they had a trackpoints. There are thousands of people that are used to ThinkPads and now IBM announced to purchase from Apple [1]. [1
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by reirob 11y ago
That's great! I would definitely buy a Purism laptop - however I need additionally a trackpoint a great keyboard and an excellent matte screen. The trackpoint should be with three physical buttons and would be great if it comes without
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by reirob 11y ago
The reddit link: https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/3jyapt/haskellr_pr...
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Why?
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by reirob 11y ago
In France this situation happened already for the last 10 years. People in their 40s now have a life standard than their parents. And the young generation struggles to find a job that will allow them to live on their own.
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by reirob 11y ago
I have seen a documentary on Arte.TV about fasting. It's from T. De Lestrade und S. Gilman, 55 minutes long - not available online any more, but the information pages are there with comments [1] (German), [2] (French). I found the Fren
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Frege faster than Haskell (GHC)(reddit.com)
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by reirob 11y ago
I am wondering what LOLITA became. Unfortunately there is no information about this in the page. Maybe somebody from HN knows? Quotes: "LOLITA was developed by Roberto Garigliano and colleagues between 1986 and 2000." "At its
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LOLITA:Large-Scale, Object-Based, Linguistic Interactor, Translator and Analyzer(en.wikipedia.org)
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by reirob 11y ago
From the article: "[..] the main goal of bcachefs to match ext4 and xfs on performance and reliability, but with the features of btrfs/zfs."
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by reirob 11y ago
Using Firefox and bookmarking heavily with giving tags to my bookmarks. I would like to have a bookmark simple search language that allows me to combine the tags and narrow down the results, for example: give me all bookmarks that are tagge
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by reirob 11y ago
Doing the same on Linux box with Windows 7: a partition with Linux and a partition with Windows 7 + NTFS partition for data that is visible on both. You can boot both systems or use the same Windows in a VM under Linux. But it was tricky to
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by reirob 11y ago
Thanks for the proposals. How would you make your first variant, work with pattern matching? I like the second variant better, because it seems to work with pattern matching. It would as well have to work without type declarations, letting
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by reirob 11y ago
Thanks for sharing! It shows with :java the produced Java code.
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by reirob 11y ago
On the related Reddit thread [0] a commenter links to a very nice blog that evaluates Frege [1] in a very succinct way. To answer your question by quoting this blog post: "Wrapping mutable Java stuff in Frege means that everything wil
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Frege: A Haskell-Like Language for the JVM(infoq.com)
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From Lenovo's statement [0] it seems that the root kit was not installed on ThinkPads. This somewhat calms me, but I doubt that I can trust Lenovo any more. How comes that such big Hardware vendors go unpunished after the Superfish and
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US ex-intelligence chief on ISIS rise: It was 'a willful Washington decision'(rt.com)
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by reirob 11y ago
Thanks for posting! I bookmarked the page and will use it when setting up my next laptop.
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By reading the 2 page paper from the author [0] - it's linked to somewhere in this thread: "[...] SMM code is installed during the boot process by system firmware, the diversity of which typically precludes a widespread attack. Ho
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MS Project
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Right. Quote from article: "In some respects, the severity of vulnerability can be viewed as mild. But that assumes OpenSSH users are using a cryptographic key for authentication. Under such an arrangement, only computers with the priv

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