z3phyr

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   by z3phyr 7y ago

   Also, it is in line with the hacker spirit.
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   by z3phyr 7y ago

   Cyberpunk more like it
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   by z3phyr 7y ago

   Honestly, I would kill to see real shifts and development in operating systems space and computing space in general. I would rather love to be in a world where the industry incrementally adapts newer kinds of operating systems in their work
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   by z3phyr 7y ago

   Now I want AlphaGo to teach me. Verbally. Like humans do.
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   by z3phyr 7y ago

   So get whatever intelligence human have in computers. That was the goal. Call it general intelligence or call it x.
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   by z3phyr 7y ago

   https://www.coranac.com/tonc/text/toc.htm http://ianfinlayson.net/class/cpsc305/notes/01-intro By programming for the Game Boy Advanced ofcourse
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   by z3phyr 7y ago

   Most of the videos are blocked by copyright :(
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   by z3phyr 7y ago

   The torrent websites might be blocked, but the actual torrent protocol works. You just need to find magnets.
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   by z3phyr 7y ago

   I have a PS4, and before Jio, I purposely did not update my games (Witcher3 had a 20GB update). Even after getting a Jio connection, it was too time consuming. And then, I found out I have 3 10GB vouchers! And I usually get more, the more a
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    Objectively, I felt the "power" when I learned macros. You can create any programming construct you like which will be executed at compile time / load time, and usable at runtime. You will see the magic when you actually try
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    Is there a stat on how much % of CVE directly pertains to Microsoft, Google or Apple products?
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    I agree. This is generally not the place to argue over semantics, but rather to discuss and discover aspects of technology so as they could be improved.
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    The root as I see is that Intelligence is still very loosely defined (or not defined at all). We cannot simulate something undefined. And I am not talking about philosophical or linguistic definitions, but strict mathematical definitions wi
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    What does "get it" mean? Do you use it?
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    AI effect also stems from naming your research "AI" which is pretty broad and it's meaning can change with context. Say for example, I go on a quest to create "AI" from scratch and start with inventing string intern
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    That's basically C though ;)
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    8 megs and swapping
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    Tim Sweeney is a huge programming language nerd. He privately experiments with functional programming, dependent types, stm and code gen. EDIT: Removed possible demeaning sentence
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    For chromium, the most important concern will be runtime speed, more than compile time
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    That was the DRDO, analogous to USA DARPA. The Moon mission is from ISRO, analogous to NASA.
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    Thank you so much!
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    Can anyone recommend any books or resources to get started with pcg??
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    I don't know. I work with rootkits and do Reverse Engineering stuff, (I believe that's the most "hackerpunk" you can get), and my setup is Emacs with leauven theme, pretty standard IDA white and Sumatra PDF viewer for re
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    My grandmother was illiterate, but I remember her using Avashya even when she did not speak Khari boli much
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    अवश्य - Avashya It is closer to "Certainly"
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    It depends. For what an urdu speaking person will use "Zaroor", a hindi speaking person would use "Avashya".
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    Is there a way in modern operating systems to draw pixels directly in software without using any external libraries (Ala SDL or Windows Graphics)? Like just switch mode of a context and draw pixels as you want?
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    "The descendants of Alexander's armies" is a pretty common trope across Northern India, Pakistan, Afghanistan and parts of Iraq. I doubt all the claims though Coming back to Malana, the language they speak, Kanashi, is not an
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    Then slowly the climate change will come for you. Will your borders stop the climate?
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    by z3phyr 7y ago

    Its absolutely not localized to Rajasthan. Almost the whole of north india is under a heat wave. And we recorded 37% humidity today in Delhi (The capital) with 47 C temprature and hot winds.