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I created something like that for my spouse and myself. An app that creates an archive.ph url, extracts full text and generates summaries via an llm. I‘d open source it, but as I also extract paid articles via archive.ph, I think it wouldn’
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And you mean soldiers of an apartheid state, that is accused of genocide and whose leaders have arrest wartants from the highest court, are like soldiers from any other country? Sources Declaring Israel's Practices as Apartheid: 1. UN
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I love Cursor, with Claude 3.7 and Gemini. But Claude Code is an absolut biest and blows them out the water. It is expensive, but it acts like a senior developer. It fixes bugs where Cursor (no matter which model) fails to do so, no matter
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Random German company: You open your intranet, manually search through hundreds of (pdf!) application-forms (because search is not implemented), downlod the right form, print it(!), fill the form, sign it, scan the paper, send it to the tic
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Then it’s doubly critical. A tiny country having citizens in top positions in critical media companies suppressing any criticism of their governments conduct sounds like accusations we make against NK or Russia. You might think: Well, what
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Many German companies want „Digitalisierung“, workflow automation, process improvements, they want to use AI, LLMs, but when it comes to implementing all of that, they are drowning in bureaucracy. What Germans can do is create layers of bur
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> Lisp's dreaded Cambridge Polish notation is uniform and universal. I don't have to remember whether a form takes curly braces or square brackets or what the operator precedency is or some weird punctuated syntax that was inve
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in what positions are these 100 ex IDF soldiers? Just some random frontend developers? Or overseeing community management?
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in what positions are these 100 ex IDF soldiers? Just some random frontend developers? Or overseeing community management?
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Yeah, and in what positions are these 100 ex IDF soldiers? Just some random frontend developers? Or overseeing community management?
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Ahh, that‘s why university presidents were fired because they allowed students to protest against Israel‘s war crimes in Palestine? But no Meta employee is fired for suppressing criticism of war crimes?
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Downvote however you like. We know how strong the influence is. „ LEAKED AUDIO OF CEO OF AIPAC Rubio, Stefanik, Waltz … they all have sth in common ... relationships with key AIPAC leaders" Ratcliffe, one of the first candidates I ever
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These are people having stronger loyalty to Israel than to the US. Also, would US conpanies employ people with strong ties to Russia, knowing they would suppress any criticism of Russia‘s war in Ukraine? Apparently that’s what these Meta em
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Trying to be a unicorn killed many otherwise good products. For instance Evernote. Or Wunderlist. Or Soundcloud.
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NYT/WSJ/FT are more propagandistic then we are aware of. Just observe the developments in the Middle East, watch the language used, the euphemisms, compare that to their language when it comes to Russian aggression. It is very cle
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You’re giving them too much credit for being clueless. Especially the Trump administration. Look at the people on that team: evangelicals hoping for the end of the world so their Savior can return, self-made billionaires pushing personal ag
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I slowly start to believe that there are powers at play that want the world economy to tank. First seen during covid pandemic, halting all public life. Now with a US administration that does everything to tank world economy. Who these power
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Love mermaid. And for me mermaidchart.com was synonymous with mermaid markup. Thank you very much! I didn’t know the official website of the project is https://mermaid.js.org/ Just learned from you.
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That’s like saying „I don’t use C anymore because that makes me forget how to use machine language.“ Humans build ever complex systems by building higher abstractions. I don’t need to know how electricity works to switch on/off the lig
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No offence to Windows lovers, but my God is this ugly. Current versions of Windows look great. But back then Windows looked horrible. Apple managed to produce beautiful interfaces back then, as they do now.
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> AIPAC’s Jonathan Kessler co-authored a guide on doxing American professors who protest against Israel in 1984! > Here he is giving a pep talk to Zionist students on how to takeover student gov to reverse democratically voted policie
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Let’s not lose sight of the cause and effect here. The Israel lobby leaned hard on Trump to stamp out any whisper of criticism against Israel. Meanwhile, groups like Betar are gunning to deport pro-Palestinian students, crowing on X about h
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What‘s the advice? Only develop in a sandbox environment? Otherwise chances are our main machines get compromised?
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I did not argue for Grok, but was showing that Qwen--to my surprise--is censoring topics that are rather censored in the West, not in China. And Grok--on the contrary--did not censor said topic.
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That’s a red herring. The original point was about censorship on Middle East topics.
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Heavily censors certain political topics (in the Middle East). Grok is doing none of this. How is this possible, coming from China? What stakes got China in the ME conflict?
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Zotero‘s target group is researchers and academics. But I use it for managing, organizing, and syncing my pdf reading material. So I can read my content on the iPad. Calibre can’t do that. I use Calibre to manage my Kindle content. And to m
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I absolutely love this app. It manages my whole digital library with hundreds of ebooks and pdf books. And its developer Kovid Goyal is very responsive. Have reached out to him several times in the forums, he answers questions, fixes bugs f
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Tesla‘s valuation was partly stemming from what was projected on Musk: A whiz-„kid“ who was treated like he found cure for cancer. Many quickly realized that he could not deliver (a self driving car) or a refuge in space for when humanity w
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I wouldn’t fear guns but the political climate. If you have said anything critical about the Trump government or of about a tiny country’s conduct in the ME, your fears are not baseless. In the past there were reports about having to hand o
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