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by nemoniac 3y ago
https://www.badgerbadgerbadger.com/
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We should learn German by John le Carré (2017)(theguardian.com)
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The Imminent Danger of A.I. Is One We’re Not Talking About(nytimes.com)
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"The Register submits it would be a brave buyer that ignores decades of historical case studies about the perils of lock-in to proprietary platforms and makes LinuxONE the bedrock of a new IT stack." This.
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by nemoniac 4y ago
It would be helpful to select bank location to be EU rather than one of its constituent countries since that could be an option for someone in an EU country.
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King Charles’s private fortune estimated at £1.8B(theguardian.com)
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If one of your specific needs and requirements is that you do not share data with OpenAI then this is a viable option.
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WhatsApp and Signal unite against UK online safety bill(theguardian.com)
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Samsung may ditch Google for Bing on its phones(tomsguide.com)
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Five years after this, the Lisp iterate package [1] was published. Some find it to be an excellent compromise, having readable pseudo-English syntax which is also Lispy and being, as a result, easily extensible. It still has a few rough edg
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by nemoniac 4y ago
I've been using Emacs for over 30 years without ever needing such a thing. Just evaluate in scratch , keep what you want, delete the rest.
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Replace Jupyter with Emacs Org Mode: Unleash the Power of Literate Programming(michaelneuper.com)
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by nemoniac 4y ago
Convert to orgmode using jupyter nbconvert --to orgmode a.ipynb Then export it directly from orgmode to html (or pdf or latex or info or ...)
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Widespread internet outages in the UK: Virgin Media(theguardian.com)
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Incompetent but Nice(jacobian.org)
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Europol: ChatGPT – The Impact of Large Language Models on Law Enforcement(europol.europa.eu)
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The largest number representable in 64 bits(googology.fandom.com)
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ChatGPT, play Jeopardy!
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SVB chief pressed Congress to weaken risk regulations(theguardian.com)
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There is curious semantic shift taking place for the meaning of the word "algorithm". It's a little surprising to see the ACM accepting the "newspaper meaning" of the word rather than the more formal "computer
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by nemoniac 4y ago
> That article is about control flow and syntax, which isn't a big problem. What matters is data. I fully agree that what matters is data but I stumbled over your remark that control flow and syntax mightn't be an issue. In fac
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Musk’s New Twitter Dream: Become 'Biggest Financial Institution in the World’(forbes.com)
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EU watchdog: Online child abuse draft law creates ‘illusion of legality’(euractiv.com)
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Use GNU Emacs(www2.lib.uchicago.edu)
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Couldn't agree more. So put your university identity on this instance and put your other identities on other instances. Have a football-fan identity, a political identity, a tap-dancing identity. Be multi-faceted!
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by nemoniac 4y ago
I'm getting good mileage out of Mastodon by being selective about who I follow and curating that well. Being able to choose who you read (and who you don't!) and when is a huge advantage over Twitter.
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Loopholes in Google’s data safety labels(foundation.mozilla.org)
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Cold war 2.0 will be a race for semiconductors, not arms(theguardian.com)
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> Rx expression grow large very quickly, so for any non-trivial problem, you'll quickly reach the point past which it's less readable than the raw regexp, by virtue of sheer size. That's not even the case. You can define a
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Want to Delete Your Twitter DMs? Good Luck with That(wired.com)
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