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2
Compilers, Decompilers and Programming Language Design (2024)
(tibleiz.net)
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3
Testing the problem of time with cold atoms
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4
'Painful' years ahead, think tanks warn, as living standards set to fall
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2
Italian Police Used AI to Identify $200M. Worth of Stolen Art and Antiquities
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6
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1
Kalder CEO Sentenced to 25 months in prison
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2
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2
God Laughs: Stanley Kubrick's Cinema
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1
Ransomcare.io – pushing you around your ethics
(ransomcare.io)
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3
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5
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2
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1
Mission-control style spacecraft tracker in Rust
(github.com)
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1
Binance resumes customer withdrawals after record $6.3B hack
(theguardian.com)
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6
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(reddit.com)
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1
Income Pilot shows real dividend income after taxes and inflation
(realincomepilot.com)
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1
Machine-Readable Training Preference Signal
(ietf.org)
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1
Itch.io: Daily game release doubled in 2 months, downloads and purchases haven't
(bsky.app)
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3
Hetzner Down?
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2
Show HN: Offline project memory for coding agents – no API key, no vector DB
(github.com)
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1
We tested 12 search APIs for AI agents. Even the best one isn't enough
(telem.ai)
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3
Its time to talk about 'model welfare'
(twitter.com)
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3
Apple: Connectivity Assist
(support.apple.com)
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3
Garbagely Incompetent
(blog.greg.technology)
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1
Fatal wound may be earliest evidence of a Neanderthal killed with a spear
(abc.net.au)
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3
Show HN: Hacker News – HackerBooks, but for all the posts on HN
(news.ycombinator.com)
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2
Write eBPF programs in pure Python
(pythonbpf.github.io)
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2
Beating the compiler at signed 32-bit division
(lemire.me)
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1
Show HN: Natively 3.0 – a local meeting assistant that hides from screen share
(github.com)