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massimosgrelli
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Comment #48194947
Thanks for sharing this link. I'll read it right away. If you are passionate about Unix history, you should also get Unix: A History and a Memoir by Brian Kernighan https://www.ama…
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Comment #48190658
I watched Code Rush tens of times. That was my time, I just had my degree in Computer Science in Milan, Italy. Before Mosaic and then Netscape, the only way to get access to inform…
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Comment #46122733
This is an oral history interview with Ken Thompson, created in partnership by the Association for Computing Machinery and the Computer History Museum, in connection with his A.M. …
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Comment #44568840
Yes and no. Are AI companies overvalued? Yes. Will most of them crash and burn? Yes, they will. Are the words "intelligence" or "reasoning" misused? Absolutely. Nonetheless, nobody…
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Comment #42209721
I'm not an expert in the field, but I find this article incredible. For someone like me who didn't major in AI at CS, it's clear and entertaining.
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Comment #41423446
It's incredible how this type of revival from the past gained such meaningful traction, but, in a way, I fully understand it. The online world has become so confusing that many des…
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Comment #38655640
Raw footage of an interview done in the Early 2000's. I found this video thanks to this article https://every.to/p/the-secret-father-of-modern-computing
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Comment #36996077
Can anyone explain to me how they can detect a VPN?
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Comment #36904916
and our computer model explains how that's possible
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Comment #36904324
I love it. We'll talk soon.
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Comment #36890783
I'm sorry about my basic question. Back in the 80s, AI was betting on Lisp machines — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisp_machine — now, of course obsolete. Is Lisp still relevant i…
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Comment #36890476
Always been fascinated by Lisp, but I never spent enough time to enjoy its elegance and applications. I went through Lurk, a Lisp dialect, a Turing-complete programming language fo…
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Comment #35972457
In your situation, it takes effort to take the leap of faith. I did it 10 years ago, and it was tough even if I had savings and no debts/mortgages. The main issue is managing the 2…
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Comment #34537178
Who is behind this project?