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by tiagod 4y ago
1. Scientists usually don't see a dime of the money publishers make selling access to their research; 2. In many cases, publicly funded research is gated behind paywalls; 3. In many (most?) cases, peer reviewer are paid nothing or clos
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by tiagod 4y ago
It was probably just a random key, one-time-pad type. No way of figuring out much out of a typewritten random number, especially if it was truly random (generated with dice, for example)
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by tiagod 4y ago
The heat is coming from the inside of the fridge and from the power used. It's net positive heat.
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Cloudflare wins CISA contract to provide Registry and Authoritative DNS to .gov(cloudflare.com)
35 points by tiagod 4y ago|3 comments
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by tiagod 4y ago
Break their parser, probably
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by tiagod 4y ago
What's stopping you? We've had flexbox and grid for quite a while now.
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by tiagod 4y ago
I cant speak for the commenter you replied to, but I find it great to transform data without any tooling. As an example, if I have some tabular data, I can quickly turn it into JSON. Find-replace can also add a cursor to each result which i
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by tiagod 4y ago
For anything that communicates over the Internet, the biggest problem I can think of is that wrong dates break TLS.
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by tiagod 4y ago
Interestingly, there is no year 0
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by tiagod 4y ago
The comment you replied to mentions that the video is linked in the article.
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by tiagod 4y ago
Another one here :) I got really into programing and sysadmin because of Minecraft, I had dabbled before but running a server was a great way to learn a lot of things in a fun way. Linux, networking, security, Web dev, then writing plugins
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by tiagod 4y ago
Check out the qmk keyboard firmware configuration if that's your thing :)
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by tiagod 4y ago
It's not literal.
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Cloudflare Radar 2022 Year in Review(radar.cloudflare.com)
3 points by tiagod 4y ago|0 comments
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by tiagod 4y ago
Right? Why would people even learn to play the trumpet, violin or clarinet these days if they can just simulate it on fruity loops...
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by tiagod 4y ago
The point is they now run at several GHz, so their comparison is off by orders of magnitude.
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by tiagod 4y ago
I remember this exact issue in the last HN front-page article about optical gates, weeks ago...
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by tiagod 4y ago
The model doesn't need all the knowledge encoded in its weights, just the ability to look things up effectively. I believe this will be available to the general public sooner rather than later.
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by tiagod 4y ago
I thought I was familiar with the APIs in the article, but I didn't know that! Thanks, going to check it out.
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by tiagod 4y ago
That's so cool that there's a web version now! I was introduced to multisim back in high-school and enjoyed that unit a lot, will play around with it on the weekend :)
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by tiagod 4y ago
The presumable pre-prompt, extracted through clever prompts, seems to indicate a browsing setting, which is disabled. There's also WebGPT[0] already with such capabilities, which could've been merged to ChatGPT. [0] https:/&
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by tiagod 4y ago
"QI has determined that the author of the quote is not someone famous or ancient. It was crafted by a student, Kenneth John Freeman, for his Cambridge dissertation published in 1907." From your link.
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by tiagod 4y ago
Is cotton produftion less intensive than cardboard?
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by tiagod 4y ago
>Asahi Lina, our GPU kernel sourceress. Lina joined the team to reverse engineer the M1 GPU kernel interface, and found herself writing the world’s first Rust Linux GPU kernel driver. When she’s not working on the Asahi DRM kernel driver
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by tiagod 4y ago
I remember some disagreements about control of key domains and infrastructure between the OSS maintainers and the nonprofit/company mamagement.
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by tiagod 4y ago
I have ADHD, which affects my short-term memory a lot, and my most valuable tool while working is a notebook and a pencil. I rarely look at the previous pages, and they invariably end full of scribbles, but it helps me a lot to keep my curr
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by tiagod 4y ago
The time you spent writing this you could've googled mersenne primes and how candidates are selected. You would've found out there are loads of techniques to narrow them down, and that we're looking for specific types of prim
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by tiagod 4y ago
You're making a lot of generic guesses and assumptions. Do you really think nobody has ever thought of this?
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by tiagod 4y ago
You'll find that the abstract makes the explicit point that Alpha0 lends itself to more interesting findings as it had no exposure to how humans think about chess.
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by tiagod 4y ago
Something being Turing complete doesn't mean much. VBA isn't dangerous because it's Turing complete, it's dangerous because it has APIs that allow it direct access to the host system. You could perfectly well design a sy

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