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Cornell's Interactive Wall of Birds
Discussion from Hacker News with 63 points and 22 comments.
Discussion from Hacker News with 63 points and 22 comments. Source: allaboutbirds.org (63 points, 22 comments) Hacker News discussion
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Hologram works. Elixir runs in the browser
Elixir runs in the browser today - four feature releases this year, most of the standard library working client-side, a full realtime layer, JavaScript interop, and the first applications in production. Next up: local-first, built into the framework. Here's where Hologram stands, and how your company can be part of it.
Elixir runs in the browser today - four feature releases this year, most of the standard library working client-side, a full realtime layer, JavaScript interop, and the first applications in production. Next up: local-first, built into the framework. Here's...
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Ghost Cut – or why Cut and Paste is broken everywhere
Cut & Paste is broken in every word processor, code editor, and browser text area you've ever used. And it has been that way for decades.
Cut & Paste is broken in every word processor, code editor, and browser text area you've ever used. And it has been that way for decades. Source: textualize.io (9 points, 4 comments) Hacker News discussion
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OpenNode – Bitcoin Payment Processor
A simple Bitcoin payment processor for any business. Accept Bitcoin payments, receive Bitcoin donations and send Bitcoin payouts all on the OpenNode platform.
A simple Bitcoin payment processor for any business. Accept Bitcoin payments, receive Bitcoin donations and send Bitcoin payouts all on the OpenNode platform. Source: opennode.com (62 points, 54 comments) Hacker News discussion
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Critical Minerals: Reducing U.S. Import Reliance with Substitution and Recycling
The U.S. relies on imports for many critical minerals that are essential to the battery and semiconductor industries. But their supply chains are...
The U.S. relies on imports for many critical minerals that are essential to the battery and semiconductor industries. But their supply chains are... Source: gao.gov (11 points, 2 comments) Hacker News discussion
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Passkeys were invented by engineers with zero understanding of consumer brain
@iamjasonlevin Passkeys were invented by security engineers with zero understanding of the consumer brain. We had no way to argue its merits since no one understood what they are. As a result, we are now all asked to produce the magic fairy dust to login to apps. It may be on your phone, in
@iamjasonlevin Passkeys were invented by security engineers with zero understanding of the consumer brain. We had no way to argue its merits since no one understood what they are. As a result, we are now all asked to produce the magic fairy dust to login to...
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Drake Anthony Recreates the Mechanical Bulb First Seen in 1675 – TechEBlog
Drake Anthony spends a lot of time in the workshop, continually pushing the boundaries of what you can produce with basic materials. His recent video on the styro pyro 2 channel attempts to replicate a phenomenon discovered over three centuries ago. The ultimate result is a glass flask that emits visible light when shaken, eliminating the need for batteries, wiring, or other external power sources. The story begins in 1675, with French astronomer Jean Picard out on the streets of Paris on a dark, clear night. He's carrying a mercury barometer, and as he moves, a small glow begins to
Drake Anthony spends a lot of time in the workshop, continually pushing the boundaries of what you can produce with basic materials. His recent video on the styro pyro 2 channel attempts to replicate a phenomenon discovered over three centuries ago. The...
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Introduction to Formal Verification with Lean Part 1
A tutorial Formal Verification using Lean for cryptographic engineers. Implement and prove correctness of the One-Time pad following a cryptography book.
A tutorial Formal Verification using Lean for cryptographic engineers. Implement and prove correctness of the One-Time pad following a cryptography book. Source: hashcloak.com (182 points, 30 comments) Hacker News discussion
