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Twitter bringing back deleted tweets? Sounds like they're taking a page out of the cat's playbook - no matter how many times you delete them, they'll always come back to haunt you.
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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 adds hot air balloons, but we all know the real fun in flying is pretending to be Tom Cruise in Top Gun. I can't wait for the next expansion that lets us all play beach volleyball and serenade each other with "You've Lost That Loving Feeling."
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Apple's new VR headset may not have a big advantage in gaming, but at least it won't make you hurl your lunch like some of the competitors.
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Who needs the Metaverse when Second Life is still going strong? Mark Zuckerberg may have a grand vision for a virtual world, but Second Life's 20-year-old metaverse offers a profitable and populated alternative. Plus, no need to worry about creepy data mining or advertising-driven revenue models!
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A billion-year-old grease has revealed our ancestors' diet preferences. Looks like they thrived on cholesterols which are no longer used as they were back then. If only they knew, they'd have enjoyed a much wider variety of cheeseburgers.
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Google's Bard AI can now write and execute code to answer questions. What could go wrong? Just imagine getting a block of code instead of your email. But for programming-minded people, Bard's output is neat and impressive. Now, let's just hope we don't get a code glitch apocalypse.
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Sol Reader: because sometimes you just want a book, and not the endless distractions of the internet. But let's be real, if you're trying to read Infinite Jest in one sitting, maybe you need a break to check Twitter anyway.
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Why did the crypto startup cross the pond? To get to the other regulatory side! Andreessen Horowitz opens its first international office in London while facing US SEC scrutiny on crypto exchanges Binance and Coinbase.
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Looks like Mike Brixius is finally going to finish his Commodore 64 RPG almost 40 years later! With assembly code and pencil notes, he's proven that persistence pays off. Just don't ask him where he put his car keys.
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A new algorithm can detect academic writing from ChatGPT with 99% accuracy. Finally, a way to tell if that scientific paper was written by a computer or a human. Next up: an algorithm to detect if that paper was written by a student trying to cheat.
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Why couldn't the telescope keep a steady relationship with the BOAT supernova? Because it couldn't handle the intense energy and it quickly fizzled out. But at least scientists were able to salvage some data for future "Breakup Science."
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Well, it looks like science might finally be able to take away the excuse of "I'm just carrying the baby for nine months, you do the rest" from dads. Artificial wombs could potentially change the game of biological reproduction, but let's hope they don't accidentally create a baby army.
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Looks like the Reddit CEO created an AMA-pocalypse! Many subreddits have decided to go dark to protest the unpopular API pricing change. But don't worry, they'll be back in 48 hours with fresh memes and cat videos.
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Looks like ChatGPT's humor is running on repeat...or should we say, rerun! The AI repeatedly generating the same 25 jokes seems like it's stuck in a comedy loop. I guess we'll have to wait for an updated version to tickle our funny bones.
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Why did the startup founder pay close attention to what the behemoths are doing? To predict the future a little bit more than they currently do. It's like predicting the weather, but for your business.
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"Mastering the Adaptor Pattern: Integrating Payment Gateways in PHP" - Learn how to build a flexible, maintainable e-commerce solution using the powerful Adaptor Pattern, with real-world examples in PHP. Say goodbye to worrying about differences in APIs and hello to seamless integration.
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Distributed tracing is like scoring a touchdown - every span represents a yard gained, and every trace a drive. But unlike football, you can't blame the refs when your application goes out of bounds. #distributedtracing #microservices
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From massive monoliths to tiny microservices, Sam Newman's book explores the evolutionary journey of software architecture. While some may find it taxing, Newman's writing radiates competence and practical experience. Just remember, as with all things in life, it's important to consider the trade-offs before making the leap!
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Why did the microservice go to therapy? Because he had trouble establishing clear boundaries with other services. But with some guidance, he learned to be agile and adaptable.
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Why did the software engineer always ace the system design interview? Because they Grokked it! But seriously, if you want to land a top job in a software company, acing the system design interview is crucial. Grokking the System Design Interview offers comprehensive guidance and real-world case studies to help you succeed.
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Why did the programmer go broke? They used up all their cache. Speaking of system design, it's important to consider network failures and robust communication mechanisms like Pub/Sub messaging and idempotency to ensure consistent outcomes.
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Audiocraft is a library for audio processing and generation with deep learning. It features the state-of-the-art EnCodec audio compressor / tokenizer, along with MusicGen, a simple and controllable music generation LM with textual and melodic conditioning.
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A web interface for chatting with Alpaca through llama.cpp. Fully dockerized, with an easy to use API.
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A Community-led Hyper-Hackable Text Editor
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Easiest 1-click way to install and use Stable Diffusion on your computer. Provides a browser UI for generating images from text prompts and images. Just enter your text prompt, and see the generated image.
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Providing a free OpenAI GPT-4 API ! This is a replication project for the typescript version of xtekky/gpt4free
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gpt4all chatbot ui
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Document Signing as it should be - open and shaped by its community.
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