Collaborate Disseminate
It may be hard to believe, but BASIC turned 60 this week. Opinions about the computer language vary, of course, but one thing everyone can agree on is that Professors …read more Continue reading Hackaday Links: May 5, 2024
If you want to learn another language, here’s your chance. Use code SAVENOW to access special price of $152. Only until 9/3. Continue reading Get Rosetta Stone for One of the Best Prices You’ll See
I’m probably as guilty as anyone of reinventing the wheel for a subpart of a project. Heck, sometimes I just feel like working on a wheel design. But if that’s …read more Continue reading Make it Compatible
While Star Trek’s transporter is hard to imagine — perfect matter movement across vast distances with no equipment on one end — it may not be the most far-fetched piece …read more Continue reading AI Maybe Revives Dead Languages
Analysis shows that the malware, previously a banking trojan focused on Android devices, has rapidly evolved just in the past month. Continue reading Roaming Mantis Swarms Globally, Spawning iOS Phishing, Cryptomining
Who said that all computers are connected today? They are many classified environments where computers can simply never connect to the wild Internet. But sometimes, you need to install some pieces of software from online resources. The classic case is Python modules. Let’s take a practical example with the PyMISP which
[The post Installing Python Modules on Air-Gapped Hosts has been first published on /dev/random]
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The magic of mathematics makes a mysterious glyph that would make Tolkien or Klingon fans proud. Continue reading This Algorithm Creates Its Own Alien Alphabets
“Rather than be defensive about the possibility of being replaced by a machine translator, I am aware of the remarkable feats of which machines are capable.” Continue reading Shitloads and Zingers: The Perils of Machine Translation
LISP is a polarizing language. Either you love it or you hate it. But we’ll put aside our personal preferences to bring you a good hack. In this case a LISP environment running on an ESP8266. [Dmitry] is on the “love it” side of the fence — he’s been waiting for an excuse to code up a LISP interpreter for a while, and he found one in the ESP8266.
Actually, [Dmitry] is running LISP inside JavaScript, which is itself presumably coded up in C, before it’s assembled to run on an ESP8266. (It’s turtles all the way down!) This means …read more
Egerin is a Kurdish search engine that aims to bring Kurds online and preserve their languages. Continue reading This Entrepreneur Wants to Build a Kurdish Alternative to Google
