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ranzispa

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  • Unfortunately not, Anna's archive has got some which are not on sci-hub, but not much more

  • 'The retail SSD market has almost disappeared,' says Silicon Motion exec — PC OEMs are buying third-party drives as direct NAND supply dries up

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  • Look on the bright side: plenty of cheap compute and hardware will be available to research centers at that point.

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  • Why are resonant bonds pictured as double bonds? I can not make sense of the molecule as it is pictured.

  • Huh (2026-06-11)

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  • I get your point, I often search for equations, but really 12/294*100 is not so difficult to remember.

    You've got two numbers and a division, putting the in the wrong order will give you a clearly wrong result.

    The problem with LLMs is that they are not reliable at numerical calculations even if they got the correct equation. But that is now easily fixed by giving them access to computation software.

  • GNU Guix transactional package manager and distribution — GNU Guix

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  • I see, I'll try it out in my next project to see how it works.

  • GNU Guix transactional package manager and distribution — GNU Guix

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  • Thank you for the clear explanation it was very useful to understand the meaning behind it. I work in research and as such these problems do not touch me and I had no idea they existed.

  • megabool

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  • I'm confused as to the use of double true.

    I've been running a query adding TRUE entries to other TRUE entries, but I just get TRUE as result.

  • TIL that cancer drug Revlimid is one of the bestselling products of all time. It cost nearly $1,000 per pill, even though that same pill cost just 25 cents to make

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  • I also hate the system (and I work in research, meaning that my work directly goes into the profits of these companies) however it does eventually lead to better drugs getting developed and through the years their prices do decrease steeply once the patent terminates.

    I hope we came up with a better system to handle this.

    I'd like a public European pharmaceutical company to exist, that would solve many of these problems.

  • 400+ Arch Linux AUR Packages Compromised in a Supply Chain Attack Deploying Infostealers

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  • What do you mean, don't you love a text editor that can not open any file on your system?

  • Visa plugs its payment network into ChatGPT, letting AI agents shop and pay for users

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  • I just moved to a new address and contact you through this customer service form because I lost the openai password. Register my new address and buy an iPhone 17 through Amazon.

  • Landmark German ruling declares Google's AI Overviews are Google's own words and makes it liable for false answers

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  • Take a screenshot

  • Why this $10 spectrometer chip could bring real-time chemical sensing to wearables

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  • I guess spectral recognition is cheaper and more accurate than image recognition now.

    There you go, welcome for your new research area or business opportunity.

  • This Company Will Add Phone, AirPod, and Smartwatch Trackers to License Plate Readers

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  • No, I can not receive calls or sms in airplane mode, even with WiFi enabled.

  • This Company Will Add Phone, AirPod, and Smartwatch Trackers to License Plate Readers

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  • Doesn't that defeat the purpose of a mobile phone?

    I have a machine through which people can contact me at any time and set it up in such way that they cannot contact me.

  • Anthropic/OpenAI may be spending more than $1000 for every $100 you pay them

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  • A100 is 6 years old and is now sold at over 10k $. If you were paying a higher price it could be cheaper to buy the card, since the prices are low that is not the case.

  • Anthropic/OpenAI may be spending more than $1000 for every $100 you pay them

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  • Published a library doing some very specific data processing. One of the algorithms I implemented was a bit too slow: it would take about a week to process data. I reckon implementation was a little bit sloppy, but I've been implementing a bunch of algorithms from research papers and this was pretty much the published implementation.

    I asked Claude to analyse the implementation and check whether it could be improved, half an hour later I got a 26,000% improvement in performance with exactly the same results passing all tests.

    Of course, I could have done that myself. But optimization had to go down to simd level; I doubt I would have been able to do that in less than a week of work.

  • Anthropic/OpenAI may be spending more than $1000 for every $100 you pay them

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  • Easy to set up, but still needs a 15k $ graphics card and electricity bill. The price you pay openai/anthropic is much cheaper than that for that quality of model.

    Sure, you can setup a small model on a consumer graphics card, but the output will be considerably worse and the processing speed considerably lower.

    For 240€/year you got a subscription to anthropic which will happily ingest a whole repository and process it in about one minute. No matter what latest model GPU you installed on your computer, you won't be able to do that.

    Sure, this guy was able to run a 26B model on an old CPU: https://point.free/blog/gemma-4-on-a-2016-xeon/

    But that was not easy at all and the speed you get is definitely not the same as the one provided for a very cheap price.

  • Fedora Linux 43 exposes 20-year-old Microsoft Outlook security failure

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  • You want encrypted communications? Don't you worry, just let me start netcat and you're good!

  • Sony/Yoti reporting users to authorities for using GrapheneOS

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  • So, you know they discovered a material named graphene by pulling tape over graphite? Well some very evil people took that name to disguise a virus which takes over the phones of our customers and doesn't let the use our operating system.