How are you, @e3e77916db? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, June 13, 2024? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, Pioneer 10 Crossed the Orbit of Neptune in 1983, Leonard Kleinrock Was Born in 1934, Microsoft Partnered With Time-Warner and Tele-Communications to Develop Interactive TV in 1993, Scottish Physicist James Clerk Maxwell Was Born in 1831, Norcross Received the First US Diving Suit Patent in 1834, and we present you with these top quality stories. From Frontline Ukrainians: ‘We Need Drones and Freedom’ to HackerNoons Pixelated Avatars Now Available For Everyone, let’s dive right in. |
By @andersonthejedi [ 4 Min read ] So it was a fine evening; I was at my work desk with my coffee, which had just been delivered by a Dasher. I was endlessly scrolling through my X account, taking it slowly sip by sip, enjoying the aroma of the seeds. Damn near impossible... |
By @furiousteabag [ 7 Min read ] So, the plan is: <|im_start|>John Smith
>>> damn, can’t get around the 135 time limit >>> trying to do everything super optimally, but no luck<|im_end|> <|im_start|>Alexander Smirnov
>>> yeah same >>> you still going with the same idea?<|im_end|> <|im_start|>John Smith
>>> dunno, I think we’re on the same page >>> from discussions<|im_end|>.. |
By @alphamikle [ 30 Min read ] Hello! I have already written an article about Nanc, but since then, more than a year has passed since and the project has significantly progressed in terms of capabilities and "completeness", and most importantly - it was released with finished documentation, and under the MIT license. YouTube:.. |
By @davidivus [ 6 Min read ] With my soldiers from the 109th Separate Territorial Defense Brigade. On the far left is Dmytro Lysenko (Callsign Lys), and the unit commander, Norman, is holding the drone. From left to right, by their Ukrainian callsigns Lys, Melnyk, Norman, and Bukhar... |
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Pioneer 10 was launched by NASA on March 2, 1972, and its primary mission was to conduct a flyby of Jupiter and study the planet and its moons. The spacecraft made a successful flyby of Jupiter on December 3, 1973, and sent back detailed images and data about the planet... |
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With AI's ability to create images and videos that look realistic improving every single year, how much faith do you have in your government to make sure it doesn't spiral out of control? |
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