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In 1843, Ada Lovelace described a brass-and-punched-card engine that could act on symbols as well as numbers, even composing music if harmony could be reduced t...

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The Most Beautiful, Most Tremendous FreeBSD Vulnerability In The History Of Computing. BELIEVE ME.

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Sendmail - The Architecture of Open Source Applications (Volume 1)

🖥️Vintage Computing

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Reliability of Probabilistic Emulation of Physical Systems

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arxiv.org·

How the Hashtag Became the Way to Instantly Invite Literally Everyone Into the Conversation

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Opinion | China-UK cooperation vital in ensuring the AI era puts people first

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Discovery of Cold War-era rare Eastern Bloc computers in a German hangar

🖥️Vintage Computing

computerhistory.org··Hacker News

Radeon RX 9070 XT finally appears in Steam Hardware Survey — RDNA 4 flagship surprisingly lands just behind RTX 5080

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Gemini Canvas helped Paris Hilton turn an idea into an app, and she didn’t write a line of code

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androidauthority.com·

The LORIA COLLECTION of MATHEMATICAL TABLES

🖥️Vintage Computing

locomat.loria.fr··Hacker News

AI isn’t reinventing the wheel but it should heed the lessons of human innovation

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📖Open Source Discussion

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jeffshrager/HackersGuides

🔍Reverse Engineering Code

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Cursor opens London HQ and plans 200 EMEA hires as SpaceX circles with $60B acquisition offer — TFN

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What Does A “Siri That Works” Mean?

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warnercrocker.com·

Why are pull requests so hard to review?

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pyor.review··Hacker News

When Grace Hopper wanted to explain a nanosecond to admirals who kept asking why satellites were slow, she handed each of them a piece of wire 11.8 inches long, the exact distance light travels in a billionth of a second, and told them to keep it in their pocket as a reminder that physics, not laziness, sets the limit.

🖥️Vintage Computing

maketecheasier.com·

The Cost of Killing ‘Silly Science’

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In 1843, Ada Lovelace described a brass-and-punched-card engine that could act on symbols as well as numbers, even composing music if harmony could be reduced t...

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On television, Texas, and Chuck Klosterman’s Football

The Most Beautiful, Most Tremendous FreeBSD Vulnerability In The History Of Computing. BELIEVE ME.

Sendmail - The Architecture of Open Source Applications (Volume 1)

Reliability of Probabilistic Emulation of Physical Systems

How the Hashtag Became the Way to Instantly Invite Literally Everyone Into the Conversation

Opinion | China-UK cooperation vital in ensuring the AI era puts people first

Discovery of Cold War-era rare Eastern Bloc computers in a German hangar

Radeon RX 9070 XT finally appears in Steam Hardware Survey — RDNA 4 flagship surprisingly lands just behind RTX 5080

Gemini Canvas helped Paris Hilton turn an idea into an app, and she didn’t write a line of code

The LORIA COLLECTION of MATHEMATICAL TABLES

AI isn’t reinventing the wheel but it should heed the lessons of human innovation

New comment by mapassthebeans in "Building from zero after addiction, prison, and a felony"

jeffshrager/HackersGuides

Cursor opens London HQ and plans 200 EMEA hires as SpaceX circles with $60B acquisition offer — TFN

What Does A “Siri That Works” Mean?

Why are pull requests so hard to review?

The Cost of Killing ‘Silly Science’