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Yes, and now we have come full circle back to capitalism. As soon as a gap forms between capital and untapped resources, the capitalist engine keeps running: the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. It is difficult or impossible to brea
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In my opinion, an important detail is missing here. The Amiga 2000 was my first computer, and what made it special was that it had a PC bridgeboard with an 8088 CPU[0]. I remember it never worked properly, but being able to access MS-DOS an
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Exactly. And I wonder why Paul Graham is jumping on such a statement. Of everything I've read by him so far, this has the least substance.
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That's a good approach, there's definitely a gap in the market there. But where can I find the repository? The homepage is missing a lot of meta information, such as links to the repository, licence, etc. Also for Windows download
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The Evolution of a Programmer
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Project Euler
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Htmlpp, an HTML Preprocessor? (2000)
(htmlpp.sourceforge.net)
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This is because AI-generated code will always be mediocre. There is so much poor-quality code in the training base that it will dilute the high-quality sources. AI is not a craftsman who builds on his own high standards, but rather a token
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This goes hand in hand with the Lindy effect[0]. Some of the examples given in the article are a testament to it. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_effect
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Flourishing chemosynthetic life at the greatest depths of hadal trenches
(nature.com)
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No CSS Club
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Teletext Art
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info.cern.ch – home of the first website
(info.cern.ch)
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AI-Free Content Deserves a Badge
(notbyai.fyi)
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Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years (1998)
(norvig.com)
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OCaml Programming: Correct and Efficient and Beautiful
(cs3110.github.io)
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OstrichDB – hierarchical NoSQL database written in Odin
(ostrichdb.com)
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AIDE – a file and directory integrity checker
(aide.github.io)
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The LACT Stack: Lighttpd, Awk, CGI, and Text Files
(github.com)
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H2, the Java SQL Database
(h2database.com)
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My website is one binary (2022)
(j3s.sh)
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Implementing Bloom Filters in C (2022)
(andreinc.net)
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Dyne musl – C/C++ toolchains for static builds
(dyne.org)
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Triassic diapsid shows early diversification of skin appendages in reptiles
(nature.com)
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If I understood correctly, the rule is dependent on web server features and/or configuration. In that case, an overview of web servers which have or have not implemented the slow start algorithm would be interesting.
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Bloom Filter Calculator
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1y ago
Worth to mention as another alternative: Harper[0] [0]: https://writewithharper.com/
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Correct (and already done by now). Just a few days ago, there was the remarkable example that Cloudflare wants to use the code 402 (payment required) to keep AI crawlers away or ask them to pay. I still think it's a great idea, hopeful
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LISPy things you can do in 64K bytes of core
(t3x.org)
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If you mean the financial power to pay for such power plants, then I agree. But the technical capabilities to quickly provide stationary or mobile power plants can be purchased from a few large, international companies; noteworthy suppliers
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