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This really seems to be obvious. Brazil has such a legislation[0]. However, the code for the important payment service called Pix, developed by the Brazilian Central Bank, is nowhe…

>>Just wait until these things can move through space with physical/gyro sensors on their own, and better guidance software. Yeah, there's a lot of room for improvement "Traditiona…

I'm working on an open-source system called SpinStep (just search GitHub) — it's a quaternion-driven traversal framework for orientation-based logic and spatial data structures. It…

Fascinating article – a great example of J's array-processing power for concise, performant geometric computation. It got me thinking about how different paradigms could complement…

Well done — really enjoyed this. We could use this kind of optimization in our library[0], which builds differentiable logic networks out of gates like AND, XOR, etc. It focuses on…

Hi HN, I'm a solo developer working on SpinStep. It is a proof-of-concept quaternion-based traversal framework for 3D graph, trees and orientation-based data structures. I'm active…

To the unaided human eye, space is largely a muted void. Stars pierce through the darkness like pinholes in velvet, but much of the grand tapestry—the swirling colors of nebulae, t…

Noted — but honestly, that's somewhat expected. Vibe-style coding often lacks structure, patterns, and architectural discipline. That means the developer must do more heavy lifting…

It's interesting to note, that the Universal AC in “The Last Question” did not hallucinate an answer. Instead, its response—"INSUFFICIENT DATA FOR MEANINGFUL ANSWER"—is a model of …

>but transmutation of lead to gold - the dream of many alchemists - is now just a by product of particle accelerators. The ultimate philosopher's stone.

The brevity of the conclave election seems to signal a continuation of Francis' policies

OpenSCAD is an underrated but powerful modeling tool, especially for developers and engineers who appreciate precision and code-driven design. It has a low barrier to entry — the s…

>>Can this be mitigated by putting the cables under ground? Yes, it can (apparently), since these are mostly indirect effects of atmospheric vibrations (aka 'wind'). The vibration …