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Amazon employees leak secret info that marketplace sellers can buy on Telegram(cnbc.com)
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FBI investigation reveals that it was unknowingly using NSO-backed spyware(nytimes.com)
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BMC&C: Lights Out Forever(eclypsium.com)
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Scientists discover 36M-year geological cycle that drives biodiversity(eurekalert.org)
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In-pipe energy: The hydro power nobody is talking about [video](youtube.com)
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Twitter quietly backtracks on requiring users to log in to see tweets(engadget.com)
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How A.I. Is Influencing Astrology(nytimes.com)
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Lonely people see the world differently, according to their brains(arstechnica.com)
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by alexrustic 3y ago
Tweet translated from French by Google Translate: Following the POC of (new) Qwant and your feedback, with Miro, my brother, and the Caisse des Dépôts, we decided to finalize the creation of Synfonium which will now buy 100% of Qwant an
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OVH founder on the new Synfonium ecosystem of which Qwant will be part(twitter.com)
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Apple was granted a patent to visually augment in-person sports games(appleworld.today)
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Amazon launches local business delivery network(axios.com)
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Precision Neuroscience conducts clinical study to map human brain signals(cnbc.com)
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Heaven Is a Social Death Network (2016)(vice.com)
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Senators send letter questioning Mark Zuckerberg over Meta’s LLaMA leak(venturebeat.com)
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Bluesky’s Custom Algorithms Could Be the Future of Social Media(wired.com)
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Ubuntu Core as an immutable Linux Desktop base(ubuntu.com)
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CD Projekt Red veterans found new studio Blank(venturebeat.com)
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Biden admin wants Europe to reject forced payments from Big Tech to ISPs(arstechnica.com)
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Upstream 2023: the accidental supply chain(blog.tidelift.com)
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Opera unveils integrated browser AI: Aria(blogs.opera.com)
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by alexrustic 3y ago
It looks more like a broken INI file parser. And I could say "it's not a bug, it's a feature !", because it could be used to design a markup language for docstrings (consumed [1] by a documentation generator), which the
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by alexrustic 3y ago
Jesth is like a broken INI file parser that can only split a document into sections (each section consists of a header and a body which is just a list of strings). Now, on top of that, I can write a hack to convert an arbitrary section to a
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by alexrustic 3y ago
Thank you for your kind words ! I remind you that any comparison with TOML, JSON, or YAML only concerns one of the capabilities of Jesth, namely the ability to convert a compatible section into a dictionary data structure. A Jesth document
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by alexrustic 3y ago
A Jesth dictionary section is natively prettified. Additionally, anything you can encode in JSON can be embedded in a Jesth section, sharing the same document with another section containing, for example, a poem or a ChatGPT prompt. What JS
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by alexrustic 3y ago
> My first version was something like jupyter notebook https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQjBhsC3oi0 It's a nice job you've done. I hope you know about the existence of Bartosz Ciechanowski's interactive art
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by alexrustic 3y ago
Thanks for your comment, but I'm still not convinced, at least until I see how you nest collections with this format.
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by alexrustic 3y ago
It should be pronounced /dʒest/ [0] [0] https://dictionary.cambridge.org/pronunciation/english/jest
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by alexrustic 3y ago
Thank you for your comment ! Jesth belongs to the first boat but on one condition: if you wish. If you need a section to represent a dictionary data structure, you should use the syntax designed for that, so you can later call the section&#
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by alexrustic 3y ago
I think it should be pronounced /dʒest/ [0] [0] https://dictionary.cambridge.org/pronunciation/english/jest Edit: I just updated the project's README to include this detail. Thanks for making me thi

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