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The Attention Economy and the Net (1997)
(firstmonday.org)
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Top Oldest Websites Still in Existence Today
(interestingengineering.com)
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6y ago
More books: https://racket-lang.org/books.html
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Tragedy of Commons
(models.substack.com)
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Lumberyard source code - Amazon game engine
(github.com)
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Interesting write-up of the performance of Cramer's investments https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Cramer#Performance_of_Cram...
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Epigrams in Programming
(cs.yale.edu)
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Dimensions of the Khufu Pyramid
(cheops-pyramide.ch)
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Modern OpenGL Tutorials
(ogldev.atspace.co.uk)
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Fuzzy Sets for Ada
(dmitry-kazakov.de)
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The Evolutionary Lens
(heatherheying.com)
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Jane Street: the top Wall Street firm ‘no one’s heard of’
(ft.com)
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Market Manipulation
(en.wikipedia.org)
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> I have about a thousand times more confidence, that if I use my smart TV as a dumb screen connected to an Xbox one or PlayStation 4, that over a multi-year period of time, Microsoft and Sony will successfully keep their operating syste
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> So they shorted Gamestop (GME) from $20, to $10, to $4. Their greed kept compounding. They kept doing it again, and again, for months. Making billions of dollars, and almost bankrupting this company. I haven’t followed the history. In
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> As the social media and tech oligarchies get emboldened to attack less extreme groups To what end? Wouldn’t it hurt the bottom line too much? I don’t buy the “they’re out to get us” idea.
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> How can you know what is a slur and what is not when judging the way others communicate in their relationships? What if it’s a nickname from childhood? How can you know what is an insult and what is not when judging the way others comm
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6y ago
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
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The Great Free Speech Reversal
(theatlantic.com)
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6y ago
> that a single company has a monopoly on their online social life Isn’t that what people are also basically saying of Twitter. And Facebook. And ...?
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Washington state target billionaires with wealth tax
(geekwire.com)
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Optimizing the Aural Experience on Android Devices with XHE-AAC
(netflixtechblog.com)
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6y ago
Have they released subsequent versions?
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A Writer Lost His Singing Voice, Then Discovered the 'Gymnastics' of Speech
(npr.org)
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> tolerance is about tolerating the most horrid things. No it isn’t. No society survives if it is tolerant without limit. You are arguing that anything and everything should be allowed. No laws, no justice. I suppose it is a valid positi
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6y ago
Aren’t there more ways how and more places where you can speak out today than ever before? Aren’t people able to say more radical or extreme things at scale than ever before? I’m reminded of folks claiming that their voices are silenced
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Plex's New Atari Retro Arcade Subscription Looks
(gizmodo.com)
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What Comes After Open Source?
(youtube.com)
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Programming Fonts
(programmingfonts.org)
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When Diversification Backfires
(morningstar.com)
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