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astroanax

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About astroanax

astroanax _at_ outlook dot (com)

https://falsafa.in/

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    I feel its wrong to call it microgpt, since its smaller than nanogpt, so maybe picogpt would have been a better name? nice project tho

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    Ask HN: What are some interesting math and physics blogs you follow?

    I am an undergraduate engineering student and love to read math and physics related stuff, but only found Terrence Tao's blog so far.

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    That doesn't seem to be an issue now, tried it with Grapejuice and didn't get banned. From the Grapejuice Discord, this also seems to be the case for other Roblox on Linux users.

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    Comment #27604023

    Disabling js doesn't make it hang anymore for me.

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    Comment #26421043

    The original keywords - https://github.com/mortdeus/legacy-cc/blob/master/last1120c/... Interestingly, long was commented

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    Git might not be the best way to manage recipes, especially when you're targeting a section of users who might have never heard of what it is. Sure, the idea of 'viewable history' …

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    I was only trying to point out the apparent effect of randomness that hashes give. Randomness is the key here, since probably no one is going to brute force a unhashed password, si…

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    Horcruxes are similar to what emmanueloga_ has mentioned. Horcruxes were special things in which Harry Potter's lead antagonist, Voldemort stored parts of his 'soul', so that even …

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    Older and weaker hashing algorithms are probably better for this, sha384 and upwards produce large hashes that might be too big for passwords for some websites. Protonmail trims an…

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