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Claude Code No Flicker Mode
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He Helped Stop Iran from Getting the Bomb
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Under-utilized features in Claude Code
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One day a kid came home breathing heavily, to his father’s surprise face he tells, daddy daddy, I saved a dollar fifty! How did you do it? ask the father Instead of taking the bus, I ran after it all the way home. If you were smarter, you c
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China Learned to Love the Classics
(newyorker.com)
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In Math, Rigor Is Vital. But Are Digitized Proofs Taking It Too Far?
(quantamagazine.org)
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May or may not. You open the UDP ports, you get flooded, they block all incoming traffic, and this way or another your assets are not resolvable. One must distinguish between application layer attacks HTTP/S and UDP, cloud vendors won
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Large scale dns vendors have a multi million dollars worth of network layer traffic filtering equipment pipelined in front of their DNS servers (or in house solutions such as Google).
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Just remember, if you run your own DNS, and you do so for a mission critical platform, the platform is exposed to a udp DDoS that will be hard to detect let alone prevent. Unless of course you will invest 5-6 figures worth of US dollars wor
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Life Lessons from Differential Equations
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Antimatter has been transported for the first time ever – in the back of a truck
(nature.com)
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Casio's new $600 calculator is a work of art
(theverge.com)
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How the idea of human superiority over nature was invented
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AI and the PhD student: friend or foe?
(nature.com)
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What happened when an Arab neuroscientist took the helm at an Israeli university
(science.org)
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NASA Invites Media to Learn About Upcoming X-59 Test Flights
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I see. Nowadays I fly nothing, but I do see them Iranian drones get intercepted from my porch in Abu Dhabi. The fact I am watching it and not panicking anymore tells about how cooked I am.
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8 inches drone cannot carry much of explosive at all. In order to dump 10 kg load of explosives, you need an “agricultural drone” one that can carry 45kg, since the additional mechanisms and their batteries (and the drone’s backup batteries
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LLM Architecture Gallery
(sebastianraschka.com)
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hence: "what's falling into the AI category here perhaps is the key question" YOLO is a good example for something that can work. https://docs.ultralytics.com/models/yolov8/
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"let alone with AI" what's falling into the AI category here perhaps is the key question, since microseconds counts, and LLM are very slow! Even the fastest "real-time" LLM frameworks currently report sub-second lat
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There are 2 short segments in the video showing the actual performance and thus far it is a complete [1] failure [2]. The guy has a talent, and he put together a nice prototype based on OpenRocket [3], but with all due respect, this is not
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Given the navigation is done by the cameras (not GPS) you will also need to do some work with the second repository (by the same guy)- https://github.com/novatic14/Distributed-Camera-Node-Trackin...
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Setting aside the DIY and hacking spirit of the project, let's remember that, with the commonly accepted figure of 2,500 kcal/day for an adult male, a whole iceberg lettuce (~600g) provides about ~87 kcal which is roughly 3.5% of
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Ask HN: Balancing the use of AI in out inter communication (h2h)
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John Carmack about open source and anti-AI activists
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Dennis Ritchie, Ken Thompson And others on the Unix system [video]
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Canopy Height Maps v2
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Claude can now build interactive charts and diagrams, directly in the chat
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The Perverse, Tender Worlds of Paul Thomas Anderson
(newyorker.com)
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