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Experimental Spacetime Distortion: Generating Gravitational Waves in the Lab(ej-eng.org)
2 points by saganus 1y ago|0 comments
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Experimental Spacetime Distortion: Generating Gravitational Waves in the Lab(ej-eng.org)
1 points by saganus 1y ago|0 comments
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Amazon Bedrock Model Distillation(aws.amazon.com)
1 points by saganus 1y ago|0 comments
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Anubis – proof-of-work challenge to protect upstream resources from scrapers(anubis.techaro.lol)
3 points by saganus 2y ago|0 comments
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by saganus 2y ago
Maybe there is a way for the server to ask the client to do the work? Something similar to proof-of-work but on a much smaller scale than Bitcoin.
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by saganus 2y ago
This is offtopic (and not affiliated in any way), but I recently read this blog post [ https://benthams.substack.com/p/what-to-do-if-you-love-meat-... ] which gave me an interesting point of view about this, much in line
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Hiding Secrets in Emojis: The Invisible Character Trick(powershellforhackers.com)
2 points by saganus 2y ago|0 comments
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by saganus 2y ago
Ah, this is performance profiling. Seeing the title and the domain I thought this was user profiling and I was wondering why would Meta be publishing this.
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by saganus 2y ago
I'm pretty sure it will. Sounds like you are putting some real effort so I don't see why you won't do just fine. Good luck!
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by saganus 2y ago
Off-topic but this is a pretty interesting study guide format. Maybe it's standard in lots of places, but I've mostly seen study guides where they just list a ton of topics and that's it.
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by saganus 2y ago
I assume they are getting ready for the next year or two of LLM development. Maybe there's not much market right now, but who knows if DeepkSeek R3 or whatever will need something like this. It would be awesome to be able to have a hig
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by saganus 2y ago
Why was the other post flagged? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43170850
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by saganus 2y ago
Dopamine addiction is very nasty.
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DoomPDF – Doom source port that runs inside a PDF file(github.com)
2 points by saganus 2y ago|1 comments
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by saganus 2y ago
I have used GlassWire (not affiliated) for a few years without issues. It's also rootless so I assume it has the same restrictions, but it's been very helpful with apps like Uber, which I use seldomly, but prefer not to have their
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.kkrieger – An FPS game from 2004 in 96kb(en.wikipedia.org)
65 points by saganus 2y ago|10 comments
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by saganus 2y ago
It feels like the strength and type of withdrawal symptoms for each substance plays a big role here. I've only ever been addicted to caffeine and cigarettes and while my withdrawal symptoms were terrible (almost-disabling headaches, an
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by saganus 2y ago
That sounds...suboptimal. I would imagine they used specialized controller cards or something like that.
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by saganus 2y ago
They are paying with reputation and liability, no? If the idea is "we'll hire Crowdstrike for CYA" when things like this happen, the blame is on CS and they pay with their reputation.
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by saganus 2y ago
So in essence just a flavor of insurance? Shouldn't that hit Crowdstrike's stock price much more than it has then? (so far I see ~11% down which is definitely a lot but it looks like they will survive).
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by saganus 2y ago
How come lifts and cranes are affected by this? Are they somehow controlled remotely? or do they need to ping a central server to be able to operate? I can see how alarms, email and phones are affected but the heavy machinery? (Clearly not
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by saganus 2y ago
I don't think it's satire. The "Experience" section looks like a big complain about the world not recognizing his genius. I really don't think a lot people would call him for an interview just by looking at this res
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Brev.dev has been acquired by Nvidia(twitter.com)
7 points by saganus 2y ago|4 comments
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Indistinguishable from Magic: Manufacturing Modern Computer Chips (2013) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by saganus 2y ago|0 comments
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by saganus 2y ago
You are the Boop author!? Awesome! I use it and it's very handy. Thanks for creating useful no-nonsense tools!
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by saganus 2y ago
Sounds interesting. How did you wrap it in an Android app if you could elaborate?
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by saganus 2y ago
Apparently not, at least for this update. I had the settings disabled, then updated to the latest version ("126.0 (64-bit)") and settings were kept disabled. So at least for now it looks like it respects your current settings.
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by saganus 2y ago
did you find if submitted entries are more likely to reach the frontpage depending on the title or the content? i.e. do HN users upvote more based on the title of the article or on actually reading them?
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by saganus 2y ago
Right. Maybe the workload is manageable, especially for someone with the amount of experience he has, nevertheless the breadth of the stuff he does is what amazes me the most. Just programming one of those interactive comics must be quite a
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by saganus 2y ago
I am actually a little relieved because everytime one of these interactive XKCD comic is published I wonder how does Randall find enough time to work on them, plus What If, etx. Of course there are some people that simpliy are hyper product

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