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An orthographic projection (globe) would be helpful to see e.g. new arctic routes.

This doesn't work for me. I see it in the App Store but it says not available for my system and redirects me to the Tahoe update. edit: worked after second attempt (via macappstore…

As a retro/analog guy I was expecting to be in agreement with you, but after an image search I think I actually prefer the SNES. The SF looks like a tractor feed printer while the …

See also: a philosophical and lyrical take, "Bleuets" by Maggie Nelson (2019).

When tested against AIs such as DeepSeek V3, Qwen 3, and Phi-4, CatAttack increased the odds of incorrect answers by as much as 700%, depending on the model. And “even when CatAtta…

Further reading: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-slit_experiment

it's australia engulfing europe for me.

I think it's the green checkmark and the green square that are confusing. Like why is there a check on the first green square and not the second one? Maybe it would be cleaner with…

Highly enjoyable (after I finally read the definitions of "neighbor" and "to the right/left")! Did you write a program that can automatically generate these?? I'll definitely try t…

| source: washingtonpost.com nice try, guys

Many see a value in "natural" objects that is absent in those engineered by man. There is a raw energy and story behind it. Would you be just as awe-struck by a magnificent waterfa…

Isn't 202TB (for comparison) way too small to contain every permutation of information? That filesize wouldn't even be able to store a film enthusiast's collection?

i.e. investment bankers in hoodies

I'm having this problem too.

| 1.5GB string Genomics data has entered the chat.

Impressive, but it seems to have hallucinated Lilly's location.

Understanding the Universe, an Introduction to Astronomy[0] -- a video lecture series by Alex Filippenko [0] https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLez3PPtnpncSF2QwpCB9C...

first world problems..

You mean like the entire history of "civilization"?

And he's in his 40s!

| basically 0% chance lost credibility here

Good point. Also stuff often comes in waves (as opposed to a random distribution over time) due to network effects, etc.