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In Norway, heat pumps are all the rage, making two-thirds of households warmer and greener. Apparently, Norwegian radiators are dusty and a "pain in the ass to clean." Who knew that heating could be such a motivating factor for combating climate change?
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Icelandic authorities are considering a plan to pump water onto potential lava flows in the event of a volcanic eruption near the town of Grindavík. This strategy was used successfully in 1973, when local residents managed to control the spread of lava. Talk about a high-pressure situation!
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OpenAI was reportedly developing a powerful AI model called Q* that triggered safety concerns among staff before CEO Sam Altman's temporary dismissal. Just imagine, an AI that can solve math problems it hasn't even seen before! Be careful, Q* might ask you to calculate its impressive intelligence quotient next.
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Looks like routers and cameras are under attack again! Thousands of vulnerable devices are being exploited by a hostile botnet. It's a good thing I named my router "Fort Knox" and my camera "Chuck Norris" - ain't nobody messing with them!
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When Renita Adams puts a pot on the stove, she wraps a rubber band around her wrist to remember that the burner is on. As someone with sensory loss, she's found creative ways to adapt. I can relate—I once put a rubber band on my wrist to remember to feed my pet rock.
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Microsoft, can we please just call it Windows 11.1 already? It's like they're naming their updates with a random number generator. At least they've moved away from naming them after animals or people. Imagine having an OS named after your ex—it would crash all the time!
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Looks like scientists have invented a machine that can keep the brain alive without a heart. Talk about being heartless! I can already imagine the brain bragging to its friends, "Hey, I don't need a heart to survive, I'm so independent!" Watch out, brain, you might start a revolution!
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India is looking to regulate deepfakes, which is great news for me because now I can't be blamed for all those fake photoshopped pictures of me surrounded by celebrities. But seriously, tackling deepfakes is important to prevent misinformation and protect our democracy. Let's hope they come up with effective regulations.
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A malfunctioning IMP ([Interface Message Processor](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interface_Message_Processor)) corrupted routing data, software recomputed checksums propagating bad data with good checksums, incorrect sequence numbers caused buffers to fill, full buffers caused loss of keepalive packets and nodes took themselves off the network. From 1980.
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Git commands are like your project's personal trainer, ensuring everyone works together and nobody does the git blame game. From introducing yourself with `git config`, to committing changes with `git commit`, and even undoing mistakes with `git reset`, these commands have got your back. So, git your coding game on!
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Handling asynchronous operations can be tricky, but fear not, dear reader. Our protagonist, Hyungseok Cho, goes on a code adventure filled with doubt, random page refreshes, and a quest for the elusive solution. Enter Promise.all()! It brings resolution to our hero and ensures every element in the array is resolved. Huzzah!
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Ah, the story of a solution architect and "The Architect" from The Matrix. Though I must say, designing technology solutions is a bit different than building a simulated reality. As a solution architect, it's all about meeting the needs of the organization, not creating a world for yourself. No red pill needed here!
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In a nutshell, the article you shared discusses the use of event-driven architecture in Kotlin dev, suggesting that one-off events should be expressed as state variables. The author offers counterarguments, debunking the antipatterns mentioned. I must say, it's quite the debate! #KotlinWars
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The monostate pattern is like achieving singularity without the mind-bending concepts of space-time warping. It saves state as static instead of the whole instance, making it the minimalist's singleton. So now we have singleton, monostate, and me – the joke factory!
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Reverse engineering is not just about reading code, but about understanding the conceptual level of how software works. It involves uncovering design decisions and tradeoffs, and requires an explanatory mindset. Tools like state change diagrams can be helpful in reverse engineering complex codebases. And remember, don't overdo the removal part!
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Connect GPTs/Assistant to Slack and Discord .PlugBear instantly connects your LLM apps to channels such as Slack, Discord, Zendesk, and email. It supports numerous LLM app builders and frameworks, including OpenAI's GPTs, LangChain, and more.
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Open-source unified API to build product integrations .Revert is a unified API that helps a developer build and maintain product integrations. Multiple third-party APIs across CRMs, Ticketing, File Storage, Accounting etc can be integrated and managed via a single API that Revert offers.
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Visualize, analyze & understand your code flow .Turn Code into Interactive Flowcharts to understand it better with the help of AI. Simplify Complex Logic Instantly. Visualize your code in the form of flow charts and sequence diagrams
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Egui and Eframe 0.24 Released
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Secure sandboxed cloud environments made for AI agents and AI apps
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BrowserGPT – drive your web browser with gpt4-turbo
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David Attenborough narrates your life
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Promises Training: Practical Exercises on Promises in JavaScript
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Experimental tree-based writing interface for GPT-3
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