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In the realm of cybersecurity, organizations must prioritize robust measures to protect their data and systems. Cybersecurity frameworks have emerged as essential tools, providing guidance to effectively manage risks. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) framework and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards are renowned and widely recognized. NIST offers a flexible […]
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Andreas Kling, the lead developer of the Ladybird browser, discusses the origins and development of the browser engine in a conversation with Eric Meyer and Brian Kardell of Igalia. Kling explains that Ladybird started as a hobby project after he went through a drug rehab program and had extra time on his hands. What began […]
In this post, the author explores optimization opportunities for a loop generated from C code. They provide a function that loops through a string and increments or decrements a number based on the characters it encounters. The author then tweaks the code in various ways, measuring the speedup. They rearrange branches, rearrange blocks, replace jumps […]
In this web content, the author shares their experience of trying out the CSS framework Tailwind. They admit that they initially found the syntax ugly and difficult to comprehend, but after using it in a project, they have come to appreciate its benefits. One of the major advantages they highlight is how Tailwind minimizes the […]
Starting today, paying API customers can access GPT-4, the most capable model offered by OpenAI. The Chat Completions API has become the preferred choice for developers, accounting for 97% of API usage. OpenAI plans to focus on optimizing and improving the chat-based models, as they have proven to be powerful and flexible in providing conversational […]
In a head-to-head competition between a state-of-the-art AI agent and a mouse, the surprising winner was the mouse. The researchers, Isaac Kauvar and Chris Doyle, placed a mouse in a small empty box and a simulated AI agent in a 3D virtual arena, both with a red ball. The mouse quickly approached and interacted with […]
The author introduces the topic of old Sierra games and their inner lives, mentioning that the brilliant script decompiler written by Phil Fortier for SCI Companion was instrumental in understanding these games. However, the author wanted to write their own decompiler and share it with the community. After obtaining as many games and variants as […]
This is a compilation of personal blogs taken from the Ask HN: Could you share your personal blog here? thread on Hacker News. The list is provided in OPML format, making it easy to import into your preferred RSS reader. To create this list, blogs from users with less than or equal to 100 karma […]
We have an exciting new feature for Bluesky users! You can now purchase and manage domains directly through Bluesky. This means you can set a custom domain as your Bluesky handle, like bsky.team or alice.lol. We’ve partnered with Namecheap, a leading domain name registrar, to make this process quick and easy. Namecheap has been around […]
Joplin is a free, open-source note-taking and to-do application that allows users to organize their notes into notebooks. The application supports Markdown format and offers features such as search, tagging, and synchronization with various cloud services. It can be customized with plugins and themes, and a web clipper is available for saving web pages and […]