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Game AI Pro (www.gameaipro.com)
8 points by ibobev 8 hours ago | No comments | Direct link
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Neural Networks and Deep Learning (neuralnetworksanddeeplearning.com)

It is a book licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License, last updated in December 2019.

7 points by ibobev 8 hours ago | No comments | Direct link
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Notes on Remitting Stripe Tax to the UK and EU (tedpiotrowski.svbtle.com)

Sellers must file quarterly tax returns and use specific credit cards for EU tax payment.

22 points by tppiotrowski 12 hours ago | 2 comments | Direct link
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Edsger W. Dijkstra (en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by kamaraju 2 hours ago | No comments | Direct link
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Show HN: Slab – A programmable markup language for generating HTML (slab-lang.org)

Includes features like conditionals, loops, and variable declarations, and fosters modularity through fragment system.

32 points by thu on 2024-07-23 | 7 comments | Direct link
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The Physics of Cold Water May Have Jump-Started Complex Life (www.quantamagazine.org)

Experiments reveal algal cells' collective behavior in cold, viscous conditions.

4 points by frankish 7 hours ago | 2 comments | Direct link
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Fast, accurate climate modeling with NeuralGCM (research.google)

Model outperforms existing models in weather forecasting and climate prediction, open-source on GitHub

6 points by praccu 8 hours ago | No comments | Direct link
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France high-speed rail traffic disrupted by 'malicious acts' on Olympic ceremony (www.lemonde.fr)

Incident disrupted 800,000 passengers on multiple lines, to last through weekend

172 points by Kuinox 22 hours ago | 474 comments | Direct link
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Show HN: Haystack – an IDE for exploring and editing code on an infinite canvas (haystackeditor.com)

IDE offers navigation and refactoring, no log of user's code, VS Code settings import, issues with Python server, no platform specified

505 points by akshaysg yesterday | 190 comments | Direct link
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The Puzzle of Generational Politics (quillette.com)

Older generations' wealth hoarding and younger generations' priorities for wealth redistribution highlighted

3 points by jseliger 3 hours ago | 2 comments | Direct link
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Restic 0.17.0 Released (restic.net)

Features: bitrot detection, improved SFTP, unix socket backup, AWS Assume Role; Fixes: minor ARM platform issues.

14 points by gslin 7 hours ago | 3 comments | Direct link
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Skip and Arc'teryx built a futuristic exoskeleton (www.fastcompany.com)

Targets delivery workers, includes climate control & custom fit, aims to reduce fatigue & injury.

100 points by coderintherye 13 hours ago | 36 comments | Direct link
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Heckorator, a.k.a. why you should always check up on old unfinished projects (rocketrace.github.io)

describes 'heckorator' project details and value of revisiting old work

7 points by thunderbong 11 hours ago | No comments | Direct link
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The Kids Online Safety Act and the Tyranny of Laziness (www.techdirt.com)

Bill may create censorship machine impacting all users, not just minors.

14 points by WarOnPrivacy 7 hours ago | No comments | Direct link
80.
Ask HN: Weirdest Computer Architecture?
21 points by bckr 13 hours ago | 21 comments
81.
The process that kept dying: A memory leak murder mystery (lukedeniston.com)

Investigation and resolution of memory leak in Next.js app using Sumologic, New Relic, and code analysis

25 points by luketheobscure on 2024-07-24 | 8 comments | Direct link
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Investigating corrupt Winamp skins (jordaneldredge.com)

Secrets found investigating corrupt Winamp skins were many and varied: emails, documents, a bowl of soup, a used guitar string, a toy car, a handwritten love letter, and a key to a deposit box!

583 points by treve on 2024-07-25 | 137 comments | Direct link
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A cheap barcode scanner helped fix CrowdStrike'd Windows PCs in a flash (www.theregister.com)

Barcode scanner used to recover BitLocker keys from locked-down server

90 points by qdot76367 yesterday | 25 comments | Direct link
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California Court Upholds Gig-Worker Proposition 22 (www.nytimes.com)

Court upholds Prop 22 constitutionality, exempts benefits for app-based drivers

4 points by lxm 3 hours ago | 2 comments | Direct link
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B-1B crash result of pilot error and 'culture of noncompliance' (taskandpurpose.com)

Air Force report criticizes lack of discipline, poor safety focus, and ineffective communication.

17 points by ilamont 9 hours ago | 2 comments | Direct link
88.
A Clone of Deluxe Paint II Written in Python (github.com)

modern features added, licensed under GPLv3, and has GitHub, Ko-fi, Facebook, and Mastodon pages

168 points by luismedel yesterday | 50 comments | Direct link
89.
Ability to Access Your Android Phone in File Explorer for Windows Insiders (blogs.windows.com)

Feature available for Windows Insiders with Android 11 phones and Link to Windows app version 1.24071 and higher.

26 points by thesuperbigfrog 13 hours ago | 18 comments | Direct link
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Cellular Reprogramming Improves Cognition in Aged Rats (www.lifespan.io)

Viral vectors used to introduce reprogramming factors; improvement not to young rat level; rejuvenation according to 3 epigenetic clocks

3 points by GavCo 10 hours ago | No comments | Direct link
92.
FCC liability for radio pirates operating on your property (www.jdsupra.com)

Liability and fines for property owners allowing pirate radio activity.

49 points by nativeit on 2024-07-23 | 50 comments | Direct link
93.
Show HN: Wat – Deep inspection of Python objects (github.com)

Describes how to use WAT Inspector to examine object attributes, methods, and module components.

368 points by igrek51 yesterday | 88 comments | Direct link
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Memory Mapping an FPGA from an STM32 (serd.es)

Interface performance and use of a two-chip solution with STM32H735 MCU and AMD Xilinx FPGA.

152 points by hasheddan yesterday | 62 comments | Direct link
95.
Chicken Scheme for Python Programmers (wiki.call-cc.org)

Details distinction between assignment and definition, and provides examples for string manipulation, file I/O, and list iteration.

6 points by behnamoh 5 hours ago | No comments | Direct link
96.
Unfashionably secure: why we use isolated VMs (blog.thinkst.com)

Article details case studies and evaluates costs, benefits, and drawbacks of isolated VMs.

295 points by mh_ yesterday | 234 comments | Direct link
97.
Bcachefs, an Introduction/Exploration (blog.asleson.org)

Written by Kent Overstreet, aims for stability, experimental RAID5/6.

147 points by marbu yesterday | 175 comments | Direct link
98.
Waymo has completed 2M paid rider-only trips (twitter.com)

Article is a redirect link with no relevant content

28 points by ra7 11 hours ago | 13 comments | Direct link
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ACM Profits Considered Harmful (cacm.acm.org)

ACM's revenue sources, assets, expenses, and comparison to S&P 500 and other publishers

19 points by lang_agnostic 11 hours ago | 1 comment | Direct link
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Applied Machine Learning for Tabular Data (aml4td.org)

Guide focuses on feature engineering, post-modeling and uses R's tidymodels.

146 points by sebg yesterday | 18 comments | Direct link
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'Primed to Burn:' Former Parks Canada Scientist Fears for Banff (calgaryherald.com)

Ex-scientist proposes fire prevention measures amid extreme risk in Banff and Canmore, linking to climate change

6 points by voisin 5 hours ago | No comments | Direct link
104.
My Favorite Algorithm: Linear Time Median Finding (2018) (rcoh.me)

Explains a quickselect algorithm and a median-of-medians approach, proven to be linear time, contrasts its performance with quickselect and C++ standard library's introselect.

356 points by skanderbm yesterday | 169 comments | Direct link
105.
Humans 1, Chimps 0: Correcting the Record (www.jasoncollins.blog)

Article details methodological errors and refutes claim of chimps' superior working memory; equivalent to young children's, inferior to adults'.

134 points by amadeuspagel on 2024-07-24 | 83 comments | Direct link
106.
90% of performance is data access patterns (swizec.com)

A specific performance issue is exemplified, involving a backend-for-frontend loading all appointment history.

30 points by ingve 12 hours ago | 2 comments | Direct link
107.
Show HN: ClifferBasic, a simple BASIC interpreter as a .NET REPL (github.com)

Includes plans for features and known issues

21 points by paulmooreparks yesterday | 12 comments | Direct link
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How a car cigarette lighter works, in CT scans (www.lumafield.com)

Design is analog, without thermostats or microcontrollers, and dates back to 1950s.

28 points by jonbruner 13 hours ago | 24 comments | Direct link
111.
Things I said as a manager part 2: Hiring is emotional (reactiverobot.com)

Discusses challenges and rewards of hiring process

35 points by reactiverobot on 2024-07-23 | 45 comments | Direct link
112.
Is Java Still Relevant Nowadays? (blog.jetbrains.com)

49% of developers use Java, 33% as their primary language, and it's widely used across various industries.

21 points by mikece 12 hours ago | 17 comments | Direct link
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114.
Generating sudokus for fun and no profit (tn1ck.com)

Article details process of creating Sudoku solver, measuring puzzle difficulty, and generating puzzles of specific difficulty.

345 points by todsacerdoti on 2024-07-24 | 64 comments | Direct link
115.
Alfredo Moser: Bottle light inventor proud to be poor (2013) (www.bbc.co.uk)

One million homes expected to have Moser lamps by early next year, especially beneficial in poor areas like the Philippines.

12 points by UglyToad 9 hours ago | No comments | Direct link
116.
Dungeons and Dragons taught me how to write alt text (ericwbailey.website)

Skills needed to write alt text are derived from DnD and importance of context, tone, and mood is emphasized

355 points by ohjeez on 2024-07-24 | 82 comments | Direct link
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ISPs seeking government handouts try to avoid offering low-cost broadband (arstechnica.com)

ISPs push against tying low-cost options to 'realistic costs' and reversing state plan approvals

10 points by hn_acker 9 hours ago | No comments | Direct link
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