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• First post, progress report! | Ruffle
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• DV on Twitter: „You might know that MSFT has released a 154-page paper (https://t.co/7ptdkaWjgb) on #OpenAI #GPT4 , but do you know they also commented out many parts from the original version? 🧵: A thread of hidden information from their latex source code [1/n] https://t.co/fYszk9365h” / Twitter
• YTsaurus: Exabyte-Scale Storage and Processing System Is Now Open Source | by Maxim Babenko | Yandex | Mar, 2023 | Medium
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• GitHub – travisgoodspeed/gbrom-tutorial: Tutorial for extracting the GameBoy ROM from photographs of the die.
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