Reversible circuits [1] built with superconductors could generate no excess heat at all. [1]: https://spectrum.ieee.org/the-future-of-computing-depends-on...
Here's the specific thread from smdiehl talking about how tethers are not actually worth $1 as they claim [1]. [1] https://mobile.twitter.com/smdiehl/status/139366981222046516...
This seems similar in concept to Haskell’s QuickCheck[1]. Both generate tests based on an invariant/“property” of the output and can narrow down to the simplest failing test case. [1]:…
Here's more information on the 3 new logical assignments Logical OR assignment (||=) [1] Logical AND assignment (&&=) [2] Logical nullish assignment (??=) [3] An example for OR assignment: let a = ''; a ||= 'hello';…
Although there is a Github page, the source code for hand-js seems to be completely obfuscated and restricted to working on localhost only. Handtrack.js[1] looks to be a better open source alternative. [1]:…
Reversible circuits [1] built with superconductors could generate no excess heat at all. [1]: https://spectrum.ieee.org/the-future-of-computing-depends-on...
Here's the specific thread from smdiehl talking about how tethers are not actually worth $1 as they claim [1]. [1] https://mobile.twitter.com/smdiehl/status/139366981222046516...
This seems similar in concept to Haskell’s QuickCheck[1]. Both generate tests based on an invariant/“property” of the output and can narrow down to the simplest failing test case. [1]:…
Here's more information on the 3 new logical assignments Logical OR assignment (||=) [1] Logical AND assignment (&&=) [2] Logical nullish assignment (??=) [3] An example for OR assignment: let a = ''; a ||= 'hello';…
Although there is a Github page, the source code for hand-js seems to be completely obfuscated and restricted to working on localhost only. Handtrack.js[1] looks to be a better open source alternative. [1]:…