Hackernews posts about DOE
DOE is the United States Department of Energy, the federal agency responsible for ensuring America's energy security and promoting innovative energy solutions.
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- How does gradient descent work? (centralflows.github.io)
- "Be Different" doesn't work for building products anymore (iamcharliegraham.substack.com)
- Python's splitlines does more than just newlines (yossarian.net)
- How does lossless compression in Fuji RAF files work? (2020) (capnfabs.net)
- When Curl Works but IntelliJ Doesn't: The Ollama Connection Mystery (blog.tymscar.com)
- RNA structure prediction is hard. How much does that matter? (www.owlposting.com)
- Does anyone remember websites? (tttthis.com)
- Why the hell does Android even exist anymore? (fireborn.mataroa.blog)
- Does AI Get Bored? (timkellogg.me)
- Brian Eno: What Art Does (www.lrb.co.uk)
- Python's splitlines does more than just newlines (yossarian.net)
- DoED Puts Harvard Under Financial Monitoring: Federal Investigations Create Risk (www.thecrimson.com)
- Why doesn't anything work anymore? (rodriguezcommaj.com)
- 3rd Circuit: CFAA Does Not Turn Workplace Policy Infractions into Federal Crimes [pdf] (www2.ca3.uscourts.gov)
- OpenSSF warns that open source infrastructure doesnt run on thoughts and prayers (www.theregister.com)
- The New Honda Prelude Doesn't Have a Transmission. Here's Why (www.thedrive.com)
- Why Cards Against Humanity does not print its game in the US (arstechnica.com)
- What is memory safety and why does it matter? (www.memorysafety.org)