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The quest for open PDKs (silicon foundry Process Development Kits) [video]
(youtube.com)
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13d ago
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Dave Ditzel's keynote/AMA on Esperanto's odyssey [video]
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22d ago
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25d ago
Oh man am I totally going to determine the 10^10^10th digit of π and cement my name in the annals of history.
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29d ago
Usually Doctorow is tedious in his presentation mainly because of how angry he is at what he's reporting on. It's not that it's unwarranted, it just hard to digest because of it. This article, which eventually arrives at Amaz
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1mo ago
I hate what I’m about to write, but alas, here we are. I respect the work of this developer. However, I cannot view his demo. Too many compromises have to be made to access it, the least egregious of which is that to view video content on t
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1mo ago
This article is really about the inline assembly syntax developed for the author's programming language Odin (and definitely nothing about TALs, typed assembly languages). There are a lot of interesting ideas here. One of my criticisms
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2mo ago
For me, the primary issue is as follows. As the audience on HN has grown the rate of submissions has vastly increased. It used to be possible to follow new submissions which meant you could catch those gems of thoughtful submissions that di
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Wham! 10 Days in China [video]
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2mo ago
In the future, which I guess is now, John-types will have to decide between wrangling agents, or being tool calls for things agents can’t themselves do. I’m not at all against AI, however very intelligent people are empowering corporate mas
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AIs and Humans with Agency by David Mumford
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2mo ago
Says the man with a professorship in a public university in the most socialist and bureaucratic of Canadian provinces. A man whose "research" is to use public money towards improving performance on proprietary, patented, commercia
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FIFA makes U-turn following call from Trump
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3mo ago
I don’t really want to participate in this discussion, however: As I stand on the flats of Salt Lake, the Earth is definitely flat. Also, I’m sure there are brown cows that produce milk that’s turned to chocolate milk. And since I didn’t di
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3mo ago
You give me a rational candidate for √2 and by the argument of the submitted article I “construct” another rational candidate with strictly smaller numerator and denominator. You give me a rational candidate p/q for log 2 and by the ar
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3mo ago
To be a little more concrete, what it means to prove a negation ¬P (not P) is to assume P and construct an impossibility from it, like 0=1 (assuming those symbols exist in the theory you are working with) or more generally A∧¬A (A and not
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4mo ago
I don't think this is an IPv6 address literals problem per se, but instead a URL encoding/specification problem. There really is too much historical baggage here to unpack. That's why URL routing is delicate, not to mention c
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5mo ago
The interview itself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6Y2uQn_wvc
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Gliding on Snow: One Man's Dream
(bd-numerique.museebombardier.com)
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6mo ago
The problem with this ambition is that it turns mathematics into software development. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with this per se, however what happens is that, as in software, certain ideas get ossified. That’s why, for example, eve
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7mo ago
Please submit this link to Texico. I think it deserves a broader audience.
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7mo ago
I agree. It’s the same specious argument that equates a human experiencing a work, be it art or code, with AI training on that work. I wanted here to write a more detailed rebuttal, but I ended up deleting it all. I don’t think people like
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7mo ago
I believe they were attempting to link to https://eprint.iacr.org/2006/454 a paper titled How to Win the Clone Wars: Efficient Periodic n-Times Anonymous Authentication.
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7mo ago
Absolutely looking forward to this. The Risks & Challenges section is a bit disheartening but necessary.
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3D Printer for Kids [video]
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7mo ago
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An Open Fan Differs from Turboprop and How It Beats Turbofans [video]
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7mo ago
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Nothing Ever Happens: "Mister Squishy" and the Year of the Sentence Diagram
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8mo ago
The posted link is has had its hash anchor removed by the forum system. The correct link is: https://theoverspill.blog/#1cf766bc7d58238f348c4a4a2ee9273a Bad time to be deploying CPEs.
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8mo ago
I desperately hope the PLA starts its own Youtube channel in response. :-) http://ciadotgov4sjwlzihbbgxnqg3xiyrg7so2r2o3lt5wz5ypk4sxyjs... For those planning to join Team America.
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8mo ago
Thanks for the link to the post. I also watched her talk posted elsewhere in these comments. We’re lucky to have people like her doing the hard work for free software. > most of the reasons are probably not even technical, but legal/
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I don’t know which of my detractors to respond to, so I’ll respond here. It should be clear that I’m only interested in compute and not a GPU expert. GPUs, from my understanding, have lost the majority of fixed-function units as they’ve b
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