tiberius_p

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by tiberius_p 2y ago
When will they start to block wikipedia links?
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by tiberius_p 2y ago
Yes, but what kind of AI? LLM chatbots or military robotics? LLMs seem to be drawing most of the money these days and I don't think that should be the focus of the EU. We need advanced drones and anti-drone defense systems, advanced ai
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by tiberius_p 2y ago
We need to invest in defense not in AI.
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by tiberius_p 2y ago
Real World Haskell was pretty good last time I read it. It has lots of concrete code examples that you can use in real world applications. It won't bore you to death with abstract theory and instead it will blend it with real world pro
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by tiberius_p 3y ago
Why not encourage the use of smart pointers?
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by tiberius_p 3y ago
Coroutines are good for modelling concurrency which is different from parallelism. Concurrency is useful for abstraction and expressiveness. Parallelism is useful for making your code run faster by running parts of it in parallel on multipl
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by tiberius_p 3y ago
Lisp is great for creating your own domain specific languages. S-expressions are basically abstract syntax trees written as code. Thus you can take any code written in any language and "lispify" it into an S-expression. Then you c
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by tiberius_p 3y ago
Emacs is the only viable free and open source IDE for Common Lisp. For other languages I use other IDEs.
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by tiberius_p 3y ago
Just have the user calculate an average difficulty integral. If he/she succeeds they are of legal age or very close to it. Even if they use Wolfram Alpha that still denotes some level of maturity which is consistent with legal age.
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by tiberius_p 3y ago
HN is my goto place whenever I feel bored, sad, lonely, without purpose, lacking inspiration etc. It's amazing how a single website with such a minimalistic design can condense so much quality content and quality people in a single pla
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by tiberius_p 3y ago
Mastodon is amazing as it offers the same perks as mainstream social media but without all the privacy issues and big tech exploitation of users. But it still feels very detached from the real world. I use facebook or meetup to discover soc
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by tiberius_p 3y ago
I'm not a fan of any IDE brand or company. I'm a fan of features. Any respectable IDE must have the following features: - jump to declaration - autocomplete of fields and methods of an object - autocomplete or tool tips for functi
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by tiberius_p 3y ago
You would need to be able to predict when and where these plumes will take place and then calculate the orbital maneuvers needed to intersect the spacecraft with those plumes. This will be very hard to achieve with a 1+ hour communication d
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by tiberius_p 3y ago
This creates a legitimate reason to use an adblocker.
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by tiberius_p 3y ago
The vim startup screen clearly explains how to exit vim and how to help poor children in Uganda. I don't see the point of this meme. https://i.stack.imgur.com/RjuBp.png
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by tiberius_p 3y ago
Is there a way to have like a backup cloud solution in case my electricity goes down at home and my self hosted server shuts down? Some cloud service that does nothing most of the time except backing up data from the self hosted server from
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by tiberius_p 3y ago
I don't get it...cryptocurrencies were meant to facilitate the transfer of money not to make people rich. Use it for what it's meant to be used - to make payments. Generate a wallet using python, deposit a small amount of cash at
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by tiberius_p 3y ago
I'm working on SystemLisp, a lisp dialect for hardware design and verification based on CommonLisp.
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by tiberius_p 3y ago
Learn what's the deal with the Fourier Transform and the Z transform. Then learn how to design some digital FIR filters. Oh and do learn about the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem, it's very important. And that's about it...j
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by tiberius_p 3y ago
I wonder, would it be possible that the human body has some sort of "shutdown mechanism" when it realizes that it simply doesn't have enough resources to carry on as usual? I imagine this mechanism would turn off the pain cen
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How to compile SystemC to WebAssembly and run simulations in the browser(linkedin.com)
1 points by tiberius_p 6y ago|0 comments
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by tiberius_p 6y ago
story of my life
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by tiberius_p 7y ago
this is something that hardware verification languages like specman-e and systemverilog have been doing for decades