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24
How to build silos and decrease collaboration (on purpose)
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74
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36
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107
AI scrapers request commented scripts
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120
Nix Derivation Madness
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20
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50
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163
Another European agency shifts off US Tech as digital sovereignty gains steam
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18
Lording it, over: A new history of the modern British aristocracy
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417
Attention lapses due to sleep deprivation due to flushing fluid from brain
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73
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57
Addiction Markets: Abolish Corporate-Run Gambling
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110
Just Use a Button
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41
It's the "hardware", stupid
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80
The cryptography behind electronic passports
(blog.trailofbits.com)
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263
AMD could enter ARM market with Sound Wave APU built on TSMC 3nm process
(guru3d.com)
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408
John Carmack on mutable variables
(twitter.com)
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30
Floppy Disk / Diskettes // retrocmp / retro computing
(retrocmp.de)
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45
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153
Ask HN: Who uses open LLMs and coding assistants locally? Share setup and laptop
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26
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(lil.law.harvard.edu)
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4
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(eaton-works.com)
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104
Claude outage
(status.claude.com)
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55
Wheels for free-threaded Python now available for psutil
(gmpy.dev)
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55
In orbit you have to slow down to speed up
(wired.com)
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66
Fire TV: Amazon to block piracy apps in the future
(heise.de)
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42
Rotating Workforce Scheduling in MiniZinc
(zayenz.se)
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5
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(rigb.org)
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192
Reasoning models reason well, until they don't
(arxiv.org)