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Drats. Apologies. Too late for me to fix :(
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Design, Composition, and Performance – Rich Hickey (2019) [video]
(m.youtube.com)
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Telautograph
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> We are of course willing to responsibly disclose the specific vulnerabilities we know about to Cellebrite if they do the same for all the vulnerabilities they use in their physical extraction and other services to their respective vend
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6y ago
Just link to the original blog post by Moxie instead? https://signal.org/blog/cellebrite-vulnerabilities/
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This. This research says something about Minnesota's ethics approval process.
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When Theresa May visited India in 2016 the conclusion was that Britain was becoming even less relevant to India given that Brexit meant the UK no longer gave India access to EU markets, and because May refused to increase the amount of Indi
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'Typically' meaning...? Jekyll? Gatsby?
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Hold on a second. Was Chia named after you?
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Interesting, and its contract language is LISP-like! https://chialisp.com/
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How are non-proof of work algorithms doing?
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I don't actually think LuaTeX is capable of even handling right to left languages like Arabic, Hebrew and Farsi. Only XeLaTeX is. Or am I wrong?
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This is a good point, the title is wrong! Knuth named it TeX, with an 'out if kilter' e, to distinguish it from TEX, the Text EXecutive programming language developed by Honeywell. (Knuth, The TeXbook , p. 1) https://e
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Usage of (La)TeX has exploded in recent years, thanks in no small part to Overleaf. Unfortunately the project itself has still been struggling financially, so if you've got the means and want to support its development then do consider
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Not sure about TeX but would be surprised if there were issues with Chinese characters in LuaLaTeX or XeLaTeX. It's very uncommon to write in plain TeX today, Knuth is an exception.
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6y ago
Thank you!
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In other countries not hiring someone because of their union affiliation is flat out illegal. (Thanks to union and political struggles to protect collective bargaining as a right)
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I'm confused, why did they need a vote to start a union? Here in the UK pretty sure if a load of workers want to start a union, they can - irrespective of whether they're in the majority or not. Sounds to me like the circumscripti
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> (and has been portrayed more negatively in the news media than any other living person) Bold statement.
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A history of cybernetic animals and early robots
(cyberneticzoo.com)
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Snow Foot Car
(jalopnik.com)
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There's no defence for billionaires existing. 100% income tax for anything over a billion, say I.
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The latest version of Tango with Django is from 2019 and is compatable with Danjango 2.2. Has a lot changed since then, if one was to work with 3.2?
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Honestly, I wish tweets were treated like verbal exchanges more than written. Not everything that is said needs to be recorded for perpetuity. If a politician or someone powerful tweets, then sure it might be in someone's interest to r
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Easter whip
(en.wikipedia.org)
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<0% ! It's obviously collapsed (khurbn, assimilation, Zionism ). That said, for those who are part of the secular yiddish 'revival' it doesn't matter if there isn't a huge speaker base. Its still an interesting
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Don't doubt that you don't know anyone secular who does, but there is a very vibrant secular Yiddish revival scene out there where you could meet people who do. For example https://www.yivo.org/ https://
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They do produce literature - newspapers, magazines, posters, songs, plays, books, commentaries, and even films ( Fill The Void being the pinacle), etc. But no, I don't think anyone would say this rivals the quantity and quality of the
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Woops, thank you. Looks like it's too late for me to correct, apologies.
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Sorry for the slow reply! That's interesting. Your public template works fed into a stream of clients. I guess what i'm curious about is who out there is willing to pay for a LaTeX template, or typsetting? Is it one-off academics
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