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htunnicliff

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    I do not know what comes after the recognition. The broader public directs its outrage at whatever the algorithm surfaces […] while the structural rearrangement of their economic l…

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    Computer: - Satisfactory - Trine 2 - Minecraft Video Games: - Super Mario Galaxy

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    > I read the Fogbank story and recognized it immediately. Not the nuclear material. The pattern. Build capability over decades. Find a cheaper substitute. Let the human pipeline at…

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    Canonical article source: (paywalled) https://fortune.com/2026/02/21/laptops-tablets-schools-gen-z...

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    Have any public library systems ever tried to partner with Standard Ebooks to help improve the discoverability and accessibility of classics for ebook users? It would be neat to se…

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    I’d love to know more about the pattern of keeping each book in individual repos, rather than in a singular repo.

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    I also modified a script I've been using for a few years to patch pylsp so it can now see uv script envs using the "uv sync --dry-run --script " hack. This sounds like a really use…

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    https://archive.is/ioijN

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    I’d love to buy one of these.

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    For a stranger to the Ruby ecosystem, what are the benefits of YJIT?

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    http://archive.today/H9vYr

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    > Throughout the pandemic, the media focused on the idea of the “urban doom loop,” in which remote work would kill downtowns, triggering a downward spiral of reduced services that …