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zhte415
4y ago
That's about 55 per day, or a little over 100 per working day. Perhaps too many for a detailed personal response for each, but certainly enough to read. Categorising well for future action, response, ongoing follow-up, a part of a staf
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Authors for Libraries
(fightforthefuture.org)
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Developing Open Source Is a Political Act
(zettlr.com)
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Is the world more polarised? I thought we've softened: PHP is regarded with less hate, JS is accepted as a language that can have a place server side, Python still receives undying love in its ever expanding scope, Lisps still Lisp a
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App Turns Your Photos into Music
(youtube.com)
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My repos all have one star because I am a star.
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zhte415
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Such is the mantra. But you may be exhausting yourself by doing rather than thinking.
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zhte415
4y ago
A Korean TV show?
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Every time someone says 'economics says' 1000 economists thrash and writhe in unison. It's the only thing they agree on.
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It also got... isolated. I was going to leave a comment, but couldn't, as there was no where to leave it. Bring back failed attempts to be the next CSS Picasso, but also bring back a social web. Offloading comments to social networks
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Meta Shifts UK Users to US Agreements in Post-Brexit Move
(bloomberg.com)
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We should not allow that to dictate our actions.
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Absolutely, for both cases. I'm reminded of RSS back-in-the-day, 2007ish a bit before, when a good proportion of everything had RSS with full text summaries. Then publishers, both large and even smaller blogs, decided they'd pref
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Point 4 in the example summaries is quite relevant for this function: Is learning 'knowing' what an article said having read a summary? If a reader decides it is not [and this is a point aside from whether the summary's accur
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Perhaps it's better to seek to inform and influence policy, rather than be passively dictated by it.
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Amateur balloonist grp from Illinois says balloon last reported over Alaska MIA
(cnn.com)
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JabRef - the browser extension and download function are especially useful - [1], Zettlr [2], Git and some discipline taking notes. I also email myself stuff to read later. [1] https://www.jabref.org/ | https://
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Minotaur! By the time it was renamed Thunderbird, Netcraft had already confirmed /. was dead. Now get off my lawn!
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Not a forum but for signal and conversation - EconTwitter.net, which is a Mastodon. Subscribe to various REPEC bots, of which there are a few for various flavours of finance http://nep.repec.org/
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Just do away with tickets and apps altogether and scan your national ID card. Or give everyone a national fare allowance to boot, like the national subsidy for maintenance of roads and their other associated costs.
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I edited this before seeing your reply. You're correct, I was out of the loop on Revolut's web app and might give them another look, thanks.
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Mobile banking for a current account only, internet banking for the rest. The only email account is dedicated to mobile - alerts and notes to self. No Google profile set. I don't regard this is particularly cautious.
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Have the backend use htmx. Sorted. Just create a spec file. Or not even bother with that, just a loosely written problem statement. It can choose its own domain name too.
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Digital Rights in Review 2022
(eff.org)
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The Website Obesity Crisis (2015)
(idlewords.com)
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> A rater who is many standard deviations away from the mean is extremely undesirable. You want their judgments to be representative of the population. An excellent point.
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The exploited labor behind artificial intelligence (2022)
(noemamag.com)
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> Cars are means and symbols of individual independence and freedom. A car as a choice is. A car as a requirement for affording a place, or perceived desirable place, to live, isn't, it's part of the tax of dwelling. Further, c
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Indexed? If complex, what does Sqlalchemy output as the SQL? Could you optimise the query? If quite complex, optimise the tables by redesigning them? Was the move to allow Redis to cache persistently across requests? Does it do this? Are yo
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The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz
(youtube.com)
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