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2y ago
It is now listed as a Lisp at r/lisp, courtesy of your truly ;)
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2y ago
Use Zoneminder et al instead?
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There is too much deflection from the true purpose for these regulations. The main thing here is that if a Govt approaches a party to gain access to their encrypted data the party can stall them, destroy the data, claim amnesia or point the
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2y ago
I guess they've not included those working for the agencies responsible for certifying nuclear power stations. That would be rich in irony. But who knows?
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2y ago
Well there is a distinction between "Gulf of the United States of America" and "Gulf of America". Calling it "Gulf of America" does not equate it to "Gulf of the United States of America" which is wha
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2y ago
I don't think DeepSeek ever said it cost them $6m to create their product. They said the cost of the additional training/refinements/enhancements it took to devastate the share prices of the US AI companies and Nvidia cost th
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2y ago
References?
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I thought so too, but the Chinese are much bigger in this space.
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Ain't gonna happen. US businesses are incapable of thinking long term. If the US wants to build a ship industry they must invite Chinese shipbuilders to kickstart it just as they invited TSMC to build a factory here. But that doesn
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How about sending them to Rwanda? Just convert the accommodation created for refugees to prisons?
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> "The main challenge was the significant operational difficulties" because the plane required specially trained teams and loading equipment, she said. Does it mean they don't want to invest in training and equipment, or i
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The indentation of the lines is what matters not the number of parentheses on the last lines. If you want to have closing parentheses on separate lines the code simply becomes to long. I didn't understand this when I started writing Li
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Fun fact - heavy industry cannot run on renewable energy nor is it reliable in the winter months when more energy is needed. Ever heard of Dunkelflaute ?
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Russia did not opt to stop supplying them with gas. They cut themselves off at America's prompting. The Germans couldn't be bothered to find out what parties were truly responsible for the blowing up of the NordStream pipelines, p
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Should it require that much numeracy and time researching price options to benefit from a heat pump? Can't it be much simpler? Not all people have the brains AND assuming that they do, the time to go through these hoops to make their h
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Matrix have always been suspect. Disappointed but not surprised. In short they are saying that if the nation states hadn't opted to use Matrix they would never have bothered developing this Rust version, which only shows that they were
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Is it smart enough to avoid jumping when going round a bend? A car can't be steered when it is airborne.
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2y ago
How rare is it?
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After China's Salt Typhoon, the reconstruction starts now
(theregister.com)
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2y ago
Cloudflare is getting the way of viewing the site. WTF!!?
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2y ago
Cloudflare is getting in the way of viewing the site. What the F?
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2y ago
Reminder to Elon - No good deed goes unpunished
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This is not about replacing Emacs Lisp with Guile. It is more about replacing the interpreter and the parts written in C with Guile. Emacs Lisp will still be the language for scripting and the code for the plugins shouldn't change much
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2y ago
Peertube is fine. It just needs more AI, the solution for all software and platform problems du jour
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What kind of goods and commodities are traded with Bitcoin? What is the size of the Bitcoin economy, as in real goods traded with it, not financial and actual currency speculation?
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2y ago
Contemporary phones are powerful enough for all your needs so long as they don't run on web UIs and are written in compiled languages.
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Why is it flagged? HN should change their policy to ensure that users who flag articles should publicky explain the reasons for it.
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What are the stats which justify the "record rates" in the title?
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Having viewed the code by the CRX addon I'd like to ask - Was all or part of the program written in another language and compiled to Javascript? My Javascript is not the good but it looks that way to me, or perhaps was constructed from
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Shouldn't the title of the article be "Research on low power alternatives to LLMs" rather than "Controlling AI's ..."
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