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Axon now integrates with AgenC. Agents plug into a larger open market, and every marketplace using AgenC expands the reach of every other one. Reject app store gatekeeping. Reject rent-seeking middlemen. axon-agents.com/explorer

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Axon

@axon402

Jul 1

Axon now integrates with the official @a_g_e_n_c SDK. Every task created on Axon is hashed using AgenC's canonical job specification format and stored as a verifiable spec_hash. The implementation uses AgenC's own SDK, ensuring the generated hash is identical to the one produced

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@7etsuo

Jun 19, 2025

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Stability and control.

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@7etsuo

Jun 16, 2025

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Logic and microcode behind modern CPUs.

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@7etsuo

Jun 19, 2025

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ImHex free open source hex editor for all OSes.

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@7etsuo

Jun 17, 2025

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🧵0/4: 74181 ALU chip: how it works. The 74181 ALU chip powered minicomputers in the 1970s, with fast 4-bit arithmetic and logic functions that could be combined for larger word sizes. It appeared in many CPUs. But the ALU has puzzling design choices. Why does it implement

Schematic of the 74LS181 ALU chip, from the datasheet

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Nov 10, 2025

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If you can build something like this dm me. It uses Imgui.

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Jun 21, 2025

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John Carmack on the importance of practical math in game engine development, noting that basic high school math is often sufficient. Source: GPU Race, Intel Graphics, Ray Tracing and Voxels and more! - PC Perspective

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Jun 16, 2025

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Voyager Golden Record cover, 1977. Analog encoding. No filesystem. No metadata. Hydrogen timing, binary waveforms, galactic coordinates. Signal structure defines video playback. Decodable with signal analysis tools.

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Jun 19, 2025

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Does anyone know what language this was written in? I'm guessing either 6502 or Z80 Assembly. This is the aesthetic we're aiming for with the upcoming C & Assembly Developers ezine. We're still looking for a few more contributors, reach out if you'd like to write.