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by rsre 4mo ago
Check "Are reposts ok?" here https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html For example: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48456048
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AWS used random graph theory to build more efficient data centers(aboutamazon.com)
3 points by rsre 4mo ago|3 comments
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by rsre 4mo ago
AWS used random graph theory to deploy flat networks at their data centers. Full paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2604.15261
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by rsre 3y ago
This is amazing! A hacker friendly Cybiko/TwitterPeek with the power of Matrix. Feels like the ultimate chat device.
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by rsre 5y ago
Mine is https://ricardosa.nz There's not much content, I mainly use it as a contact point.
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by rsre 5y ago
When I was young I always enjoyed playing with Mindstorms. It was my first experience programming. For me it was amusing that I could build some robot with Lego and make it retrieve a ball from our living room. Sadly jumping from the block
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Using a laser pointer and a matrix LED as a two-dimensional input device (2010)(cs.cmu.edu)
83 points by rsre 5y ago|17 comments
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Stanford publishes Moderna and BioNTech mRNA code(twitter.com)
5 points by rsre 6y ago|0 comments
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by rsre 6y ago
I'm on the same boat. I contacted Atlassian support via my personal email account and they informed me that somehow my subscription is tied to my personal account, but I need to use my former work email to login. I can't do that,
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Spanish National Statistics Institute will track every phone in Spain for 8 days
1 points by rsre 7y ago|0 comments
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by rsre 7y ago
This is not a protocol and it's not decentralised at all. Only the admins can control the app and its users. It's not related to Scuttlebutt at all.
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by rsre 7y ago
Location: Madrid, Spain Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, worldwide Technologies: C, Python, PHP, Docker, Azure, Serverless, EagleCAD, Altium Designer, Autodesk Inventor Résumé/CV: http://ricardosa.nz/cv
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by rsre 8y ago
I feel like this fails at the scope level. Of course excluding the program the computer is unable to understand Chinese. Just like a transistor alone is unable to perform a sum of two integers. Either you analyse the complete system or you
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by rsre 8y ago
Of course. I wasn't talking about the population of HN, I mean it in a broader sense, people who know GNU/Linux is a thing but don't know or care enough to realise the differences. I'm curious about what is there to cele
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by rsre 8y ago
I've always found this curious since Linux fans usually mention the high usage of Android as Linux usage. The people usually think of GNU/Linux when they think about using Linux but the truth is Android is far from that. Be it the
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by rsre 8y ago
I was a student member during my undergrad. It was fun because they (or, more precisely we) organised a lot of events, even at national scale (I'm from Europe). I met a lot of different people from different parts of my country who wer
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by rsre 8y ago
Same here. I'll try later in the morning. Looks too nice to let it go.
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by rsre 8y ago
I used to find funny that my old school What3words was stress.cheat.mixture[0]. I guess that represents the feeling of studying Telecom Engineering quite right. 0. https://map.what3words.com/stress.cheat.mixture
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by rsre 8y ago
I've personally tried this using cooper tape when I had to make a quick SMD prototype. Having the ability to take notes on your circuit is fantastic.
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by rsre 9y ago
Surprising to see an ISP listening to its clients for once.
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by rsre 9y ago
Does anyone know where I can get some info about Kotlin usage statistics since Android made it an officially supported language?
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by rsre 9y ago
First Aaron Swartz, now James Dolan. Sad to see good people like them leave us. Hope they inspire some other wonderful people to follow their steps. EDIT: Well, obviously not all their steps.