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time.com 3y ago

What Does the ‘D’ in ‘D-Day’ Stand For

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www.orcas.pt 3y ago

Map of Orcas Vessels Attacks

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journals.plos.org 3y ago

Could a Neuroscientist Understand a Microprocessor?

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spacebuckets.com 3y ago

A Space Bucket is a DIY indoor garden

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github.com 3y ago

A framework for building Web Server applications in the browser over WebRTC

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www.semianalysis.com 3y ago

A Century of Moore’s Law

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www.popularmechanics.com 3y ago

Humanity Will Reach Its Peak Within Just Decades, Trend Shows

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thenewstack.io 3y ago

How the U.S. Air Force Deployed Kubernetes and Istio on an F-16

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twitter.com 3y ago

Twitter will translate and recommend tweets from people in other countries

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spectrum.ieee.org 3y ago

Stop Calling Everything AI, Machine-Learning Pioneer Says (2021)

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thehighestofthemountains.com 3y ago

Your Hi-Tech Brain

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www.crowdsupply.com 3y ago

Mixtile Blade 3 – A stackable, Rockchip RK3588 single board computer

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www.techpowerup.com 3y ago

Afterburner Developer Hasn't Been Paid for a Year

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github.com 3y ago

OpenFHE – Open-Source Fully Homomorphic Encryption Library

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www.youtube.com 3y ago

The Smartest Dog in the World

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github.com 4y ago

Memory safe, fast, minimal and configurable hello world rust project

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mycroft.ai 4y ago

The Private and Open Voice Assistant

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www.iflscience.com 4y ago

Fish Cleaning Themselves in a Mirror May Have Just Demonstrated Self-Awareness

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theworld.com 4y ago

Space Cadet Keyboard

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www.cryptologie.net 4y ago

A history of end-to-end encryption and the death of PGP

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csrc.nist.gov 4y ago

NIST Post-Quantum Cryptography Round 3 Finalists

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www.military.com 4y ago

Militarized Dolphins Protect Almost a Quarter of the US Nuclear Stockpile

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fortran.io 4y ago

Fortran Web Framework

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hbr.org 4y ago

Welcome to the Experience Economy

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philzimmermann.com 5y ago

PGP Marks 30th Anniversary

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en.wikipedia.org 5y ago

Apollo 14 and 16 employed mortar with explosive on the Moon

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github.com 5y ago

Programming Languages Drag Race: Calculating Primes

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www.ieee-security.org 5y ago

EEE S&P’21 Statement Regarding The “Hypocrite Commits” [pdf]

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www.projectceti.org 5y ago

Project CETI (Cetacean Translation Initiative)

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drive.google.com 5y ago

University of Minnesota Department Response to the Linux Foundation

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in modern day, at least stories I heard, criminals will be placed in temp holding sell (worst places), once max time in temp jail is expiring (legally allowed), they just add new charges, so effectively, you will be held in worst jail cell possible for weeks if not months, this is how I understood from stories of multiple life time criminals with 10+ years in jail time served.

GPT has no sense, or care when it is wrong or right, such sense is only (arguably) driven by human through prompt interaction and throughout training of model, while humans and other animals able to update there's internal state just from single observation or interaction, and integrate future information with such single observation for very long time.

I tried Optery, Incogni, and long time ago OneRep, way to lazy to do it myself, don't worry they will have my info, data is already on internet.

Incogni at least in there's claim offers opt-out from private databases (no way to verify ) and some but not all public database (eg. google searches).

Optery has largest list of public databases (with most expensive subscription) out of everyone else, there's costumer service is responsive regarding failed removal.

OneRep was not bad long time ago when they run it from Belarus (I know, crazy), but they would refresh somehow search caches too (it could be ok, or make things worse), they don't seem to offer advertise this service any more.

Don't search your self only via google, for example, bing will give different results, some databases will have misspelled names (could be deliberately), so there still some work to make sure all records are removed.

At this point, this is like privacy tax that you have to budget to have at least your address on cell phone number not easily discoverable.

seems like wrong case study, cli power (at least for me) is in comments and record keeping what has been done months if not years ago, and an "easy way" to script repetitive tasks, I just don't see how same thing can be achieved with GUI:

record video and then comment it ?

have detailed logs what button, and what fields where edits/pressed ?

etc ...

This argument (at least the way I am reading), goes deep in uncertainty modeling (Partially Observed Stochastic Games the hardest class to optimize for), stock market here used as analogy more then it is not.

Oh wait…every hedge fund bro is already doing this. And most of them aren’t billionaires. The problem is your model needs to include all the computers playing the market, and it also needs to include the other hedge fund bros themselves. This strategy only dominates if you have more compute than the whole market itself, which you don’t.

Best part of this article, honestly, I did not expected this, of-course one can say we just need more abstractions (how does brain/living things build them?), but this would be ignoring dynamical nature of such problems.

I don't want to install anything on my system, want to keep clean and as minimal as possible, containers full fill my OCD in this regard, I run most app's now in containers too, it is best linux setup I ever had in my life :)

I replayed in another comment, seems like it is way better to buy minipupper that is also servos based, it does not make sense spending so much on servos based robot, arguably, it is better to spend 1300+ building bot with actual motors Lorcan[1] alike (there others with 6 motors, if recall correctly).

https://github.com/222464/Lorcan-Mini