git-withme - Peer-to-peer, encrypted, ephemeral Git collaboration (git daemon with encryption)
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Visualizing a Million Time Series with the Density Line Chart
Abstract:
Data analysts often need to work with multiple series of data—conventionally shown as line charts—at once. Few visual representations allow analysts to view many lines simultaneously without becoming overwhelming or cluttered. In this paper, we introduce the DenseLines technique to calculate a discrete density representation of time series. DenseLines normalizes time series by the arc length to compute accurate densities. The derived density visualization allows … ⌘ Read more
A compiler for the Micron programming language - the Oberon with the power of C
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barrelfish
The core conceit was making an OS which self deploys onto new machinesz measuring the hardware etc. and figuring out how to optimize itself - expecting a future with many machine types, where it’d be too costly to actually port OSs to them.
facet: Rust reflection, serialization, deserialization — know the shape of your types
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Global Value Numbering Using Random Interpretation
More in that line of research here https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/random-interpretation-random-testing-abstract-interpretation/publications/
shorty: a C++ library for concise lambdas
Disclosure: the author is a friend of mine
Netbird: connect your devices into a WireGuard overlay network with SSO, MFA and granular access controls
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Obituary for Cyc
Obituary for the greatest monument to logical AGI. After 40 years, 30 million rules, 200 million dollars, 2000 person-years, and many promises, Cyc has failed to reach intellectual maturity, and may never will. Exacerbated by the secrecy and insularity of Cycorp, there remains no evidence of its general intelligence.
PyReason: Explainable inference for annotated, real valued, graph based and temporal logic
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dreckly: pkgsrc fork focused on quality and portability to all UNIX-like platforms
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Remembering John Conway’s FRACTRAN, a ridiculous, yet surprisingly deep language
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What are you doing this week?
What are you doing this week? Feel free to share!
Keep in mind it’s OK to do nothing at all, too. ⌘ Read more