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I’ve written here many times about DNA-encoded library technology (and the blog is old enough that I’ve written about it from its early days, and here it is now, a widely-used technique that everyone takes for granted). The idea is that you build up a lib…
via AAAS: Keyword search for query 17/03/2023Recently we came across a new RTL-SDR app on the Google Play store called TXAdvance which appears to be designed for professional sound engineers working in TV/film/stage/music production industry. The app uses an RTL-SDR to display the RF spectrum, helpi…
via rtl-sdr.com 15/03/2023No, it’s nothing to do with “Alberta brewery’s first AI-designed beer“. Although I’m not ruling out the possibility that maybe it should be. Regular visitors already know my overall perspective on this whole Chatbot/AGI thing. Recent events, while enterta…
via No Moods, Ads or Cutesy Fucking Icons 11/03/2023My software tends to have a surprisingly low number of comments. One of my projects, scdoc, has 25 comments among its 1,133 lines of C code, or 2%, compared to the average of 19%.1 Naturally, I insist that my code is well-written in spite of this divergence …
via Drew DeVault's blog 09/03/2023Code » The HATETRIS algorithm has always been perfectly deterministic, with no "RNG". When I originally created it in April 2010, the way it worked was to examine the current well state only and use this to determine which piece to return. If the …
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