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by smartmic 8mo ago
For me, also highly intestering is the internal data model and serialization, see section "TeXmacs' content model" in https://texmacs.github.io/notes/docs/overview.html
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AI Agent Reliability Tracker(hal.cs.princeton.edu)
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Towards a Science of AI Agent Reliability(arxiv.org)
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by smartmic 8mo ago
No, not necessarily. It's the ratio and for most basic research the numerator of the fraction is also approaching zero.
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by smartmic 8mo ago
I am somewhat concerned about the volatility. All three languages have their merits and each has a stable foundation that has been developed and established over many years. The fact that the programming language has been “changed” within a
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by smartmic 8mo ago
> The role of the human engineer […] has been to reduce risk in the face of ambiguity, constraints, and change. That responsibility not only endures in a world of Write-Only Code, if anything it expands. > The next generation of softw
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Measurement of a lithium plume from the uncontrolled re-entry of Falcon 9 rocket(nature.com)
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by smartmic 8mo ago
> Not sure what house would last that long Not necessarily houses, but there are some old buildings around almost everywhere: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oldest_extant_building...
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by smartmic 8mo ago
What stands out for me is that the productivity gains for small and medium-sized enterprises are actually negative. But in Germany, for example, these companies are the backbone of the entire economy. That means it would be interesting to k
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The Art of Pivoting using Socat (forward/reverse)(systemweakness.com)
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GNU cflow – flow graph for C-sources(gnu.org)
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by smartmic 8mo ago
> For the first time in my life, I’m suddenly wary of meeting other "computer programmers" in the wild. I feel like there’s a decent chance we won’t actually have much in common, let alone values or morality. Maybe the social g
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by smartmic 8mo ago
It is at the core of the SQLite test suite and also a first-class citizen in interfacing to it.
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by smartmic 8mo ago
For those interested in learning about the inner workings of computers, I also recommend the book Code by Charles Petzold. https://codehiddenlanguage.com/
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GNU Pies – Program Invocation and Execution Supervisor(gnu.org.ua)
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Miller – CLI tool for querying, shaping, and reformatting data in many formats(miller.readthedocs.io)
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Software Provenance(blog.jsbarretto.com)
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by smartmic 8mo ago
I agree. But at least in a democratic system, the "each and everyone of us" are politicians that each and everyone elects. So it starts from the basis, IMHO.
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by smartmic 8mo ago
It is important to keep reminding ourselves that climate change is a real problem for humanity and that each and every one of us contributes to its intensification or mitigation through our decisions. It is a problem that requires solutions
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Responsible Disclosure Requires Accountability: GPG Security Reports in Context(gnupg.com)
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Using Janet as Database(1a-insec.net)
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"stealthy finger of death" instantly freezes and kills anything in its path(discoverwildlife.com)
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by smartmic 8mo ago
It's a pity. It's also a step back from valuing the Unix philosophy, which has its merits, especially for those with a "learning the system from scratch" mindset. Sorry, but I have no sympathy for systemd.
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by smartmic 8mo ago
From the article: > I am also deeply sick and tired of maintaining large Python scripts recently, and crave the modularity and type safety of OCaml. I can totally relate. Switching from Python to a purely functional language can feel li
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AI-induced cultural stagnation is no longer speculation − it's happening(theconversation.com)
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by smartmic 8mo ago
Cool, I like these kinds of projects. When it comes to embedding a scripting language in C, there are already some excellent options: Notable ones are Janet, Guile, and Lua. Tcl is also worth considering. My personal favorite is still Janet
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by smartmic 8mo ago
Same for me. I would love to use it on my Sway desktop, but never managed to make it run there.
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SQLpipe – move the result of a query from one database to another(sqlpipe.com)
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SunEarthTools – Tools for consumers and designers of solar(sunearthtools.com)
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Devuan – Debian Without Systemd(devuan.org)
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