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I wonder if any of EU reactors is connected to the open Internet with a weekly password reset policy, where you can use the control rods from the convenient of your home.

> announce a hack

Since when cloning an open source project became a "hack" ?

@dang I would encourage you to really think about having security incident as a new HN tag. The wording can be better though.

They are actually similar in the goal but I use them both for different reasons. Hister does save all of my history for desktop (not available on iOS yet) so I use it as backup to get something I wanted to see but lost. But Karakeep is everywhere and I save things there that I want to keep (it can save the actual page) and can use it on mobile ....etc (and share it too).

This is at least my workflow which can be different. Both are great tools and selfhosted.

I'm probably in the minority but I can't stand having more than 10 tabs and I start have the urge to finish the task that I'm focused on to just close as many tabs as possible.

So I really read the people talking about 100s of tabs and when I see a colleague having them, I feel that my cognitive ability to deal with that is not there.

I understand that people would like to keep things and that bookmarks sucks, but I would suggest for those to explore Hister [1] and Karakeep [2]. It is much useful that I don't worry about losing stuff now.

[1] https://github.com/asciimoo/hister/ [2] https://github.com/karakeep-app/karakeep

You can install an app like 1.1.1.1 to use Cloudflare and there are many apps that will do it for generic DNS. Or manually but you will need to create DNS Profile and install it. It is not hard to generate one, but it is usually used for encrypted DNS which you should be using anyway.

As someone who lived the first Internet block due to protests with similar demands. This feels refreshing and prove that regimes response to wide spread protests they don’t like is not that different.

But please don’t call it European spring.

I feel that this partly due to the fact the these famous/groundbreaking papers will usually be explained to you in many other places before you even read it. So you probably get good understanding of it even before reading the actual paper.

For example, the papers where Einstein presented special relativity suck really but most of people know about it with goor grasp before reading the actual papers (People of that era).

> Graphene for most of us here already means Graphene OS.

And for the rest, it is probably the actual Graphene as in the material [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphene

It is the usually that LHC experiments (and HEP in general) secretariat office is the one handling the submission to arXiv and journals per policy (avoid people conflicts and managing it centrally because the papers under the name of the collaboration not individuals. Sometimes papers can also be submitted by author directly but not the physics results papers and papers which is signed off by the whole collaborations (computing and ML stuff mainly).

I would think arXiv can work something out for these cases.

I think the number is ~2930 authors according to the CDS [1] which is comparable to the corresponding CMS paper which has about ~2900 authors [2]

[1] https://cds.cern.ch/record/1471031

[2] https://impact.ornl.gov/en/publications/observation-of-a-new...

This app and previously NewPipe is the main thing I miss after moving to iOS. I really can't stand ads (including organic ads that SponsorBlock deal with).

I think it was figure of speech. The domain is registered until 2036

> Registry Expiration: 2036-01-29 00:00:00 UTC Updated: 2026-09-03 08:12:27 UTC Created: 2002-01-23 14:41:45 UTC

Location: Geneva, Switzerland

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: C++, Python, CUDA, Go, PyTorch, GPU programming, ML, model training and fine-tuning, LLM inference, RAG, scientific computing, distributed systems, Linux, Docker, Git, and CI/CD.

Resume/CV: https://melashri.net/pdf/CV.pdf

Email: [email protected]

Most of people actually call Hi Lumi era as run 4 (as it said in the article too) then run 5 (Assuming that all experiments lives to run for a fifth run). And that's okay because everyone inside CERN knows that run 4 run is a Hi Lumi run however, maybe it is better to communicate it the way they do here.

When the term started out, There was nothing called United States (As a country or its current culture/s). And I am not sure if this happens outside the US anyway.

Automated checks are done for every extension on every update. But their recommend extensions they feature on the Extension store, they do other extensive checks for each update.

Location: Geneva, Switzerland

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: C++, Python, CUDA, Go, PyTorch, GPU programming, machine learning, model training and fine-tuning, LLM inference, RAG, scientific computing, distributed systems, Linux, Docker, Git, and CI/CD.

Resume/CV: https://melashri.net/pdf/CV.pdf

Email: [email protected]

What would be a huge news for me is if the CAF which is probably competing with FIFA on the corruptest sports organization come in support.

> You need to agree to share your contact information to access this model > This repository is publicly accessible, but you have to accept the conditions to access its files and content.

Is that normal?

Here it is

https://gist.github.com/MohamedElashri/f57894fc368d06d1e448f...

Author here (I didn't submit the post though)

Actually I did not solve it. I find the alternatives is worse. Google News seems better but my news reading is not a main activity.

Also I live ib Switzerland and don't speak French and I hate when websites like Google always assumes that (being logged solves it but then we have privacy issues too)

Nowadays I just go to the arabic version of Aljazeera and skim the headlines for quick overview on what is happening.

To be honest, the "mathematically sound" is a widely used jargon used in many academic fields (physics, mathematics from first hand experience). It is also more meaningful than people who would use "nice function" to mean a function that follow some criteria in their head (and you would need to guess what these will be).

Arabic native speaker here.

Yes, people will usually post or draw a bicycle right to left which is going to ve opposite of what normally is drawn. I tried the prompt in arabic for many models and I don't recall any adjusting it based on that difference at least culturally speaking.