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by pamoroso 3y ago
For the record I'm in the program too and badged in the Google Photos community.
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by pamoroso 3y ago
More details on the issue will be shared here https://support.google.com/photos/thread/248175937
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by pamoroso 3y ago
Google is being alerted, more details here https://support.google.com/photos/thread/248175937
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by pamoroso 3y ago
On Mastodon (and similar socials like Twitter and Facebook to a certain extent) you mostly follow people instead of themed groups like Usenet. You set up your "wall of postings" (the "feed" or "timeline" in the
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by pamoroso 3y ago
Think of Mastodon as an open-source Twitter with multiple servers ("instances" in Mastodon-ese) instead of the only twitter.com The servers interoperate through a common protocol, thus allowing any user on any server to follow and
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by pamoroso 3y ago
Nils, regarding visibility, have you considered setting up a Mastodon account? Yesterday I shared on Mastodon a link to your book and my post got 28 reshares, 42 likes, and half a dozen comments. And I'm not even the author of the book
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by pamoroso 3y ago
Any specific sources other than Google's reputation as a product killer?
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by pamoroso 3y ago
I'm the author of the shared post and I blogged about the reactions to it, thanks all for the feedback: https://journal.paoloamoroso.com/reactions-to-my-post-on-can...
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by pamoroso 3y ago
What product did you write, if you can discuss it?
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by pamoroso 3y ago
I'm the author of the linked post. I'm not sure what you're specifically interested in as coming natural, being productive, and giving joy are largely subjective reasons for preferring a language. For example, I can say in Li
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by pamoroso 3y ago
No problem, it was funny :-)
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by pamoroso 3y ago
I'm no ChatGPT :-) I'm the author of the linked post and I didn't use ChatGPT or other tools, not even a spell checker. But I'm not a native English speaker and my writing may come across quite differently.
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by pamoroso 3y ago
No problem on Kindle, the book is mostly text and has only a handful of short code snippets.
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by pamoroso 3y ago
I share my blog posts only on Mastodon.
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by pamoroso 3y ago
Because it turned out Lisp is the language that comes most natural to me and I'm most productive with.
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by pamoroso 3y ago
Besides exposing me to Lisp, SICP taught me how much joyful - not just fun - programming can be.
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by pamoroso 3y ago
I finish pretty much all the books I start reading, i.e. at least a few dozen per year.
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by pamoroso 3y ago
I'm the author of the post and you're right. My blog is hosted at Write.as, which doesn't make feeds auto-discoverable. I'll definitely bring this feedback to the Write.as developer, thanks. I also added a link to the RS
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by pamoroso 3y ago
I'm the author of the linked post and I agree with both of you. But this is an objection I got on an earlier draft of the post, so I mentioned it.
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Designing domain-specific languages with Common Lisp macros(theseus.fi)
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by pamoroso 3y ago
> Until it can address the host operating system's windowing layer, rather than running in a single window, it will remain a curiosity. You're right in general. But having Medley's quirky window system and environment run
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by pamoroso 3y ago
Didn't Genera also provide advanced features such as the presentation facility at the base of CLIM that came later?
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by pamoroso 3y ago
Lisp, because of the beautiful way its syntax represents code as data and data as code.
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by pamoroso 3y ago
There are often better photos of $0.99 eBay items than real estate listings worth hundreds of thousands of Dollars.
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by pamoroso 3y ago
I like Inoreader on Android. The ability to swipe down to load the full text of a post in a partial feed is worth the app alone.
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by pamoroso 3y ago
Concerning where this this may lead, according to this[1] article if a company has more than 12 creditors "[...] any three of them can join together to put a company into an involuntary bankruptcy proceeding". [1] https:/&#x
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by pamoroso 3y ago
Thanks anyway.
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by pamoroso 3y ago
Isn't Europe a sufficiently large market, and AI sufficiently strategic, for Google to proactively address the concerns of European regulators, and make Bard available in the EU at the same time as other countries?
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by pamoroso 3y ago
What mysterious stuff might Bard be doing that Google fears GDPR so much to skip a whole continent where even ChatGPT is mostly available? Any reasons other than GDPR for Google not to distribute Bard in Europe despite OpenAI and Microsoft
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by pamoroso 3y ago
Just on mobile? LinkedIn is pretty much one of the poster children of dark patterns.

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