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Composition let you implement, hand pick and choose what you need when you need it.
It allows to build to thing that fits, in opposition to inheritance. Inheritance forces to predict the future.
Ok ok. How? AI can predict the next IP packet, so it's faster than the speed of light.
The recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) such as large language models enable the design of the Faster than LIght speed Protocol (FLIP) for Internet. FLIP provides a way to avoid congestion, enhance security, and deliver faster packets on the Internet by using AI to predict future packets at the receiving peer before they arrive.
- LaTeX papers generally look better
- LaTeX is available for all platforms
- LaTeX offers many packages
- You don’t need to worry about how your document will look like
- LaTeX can generate and update your bibliography automatically
- LaTeX works very well for large documents
Problems: steep learning curve, some errors are hard to debug, overkill for simple documents.
LaTeX is best used for large documents or documents with complex layouts or for special needs such as displaying mathematical equations and algorithms
While I do want to give users the reasonable functionality they want, my first priorities are to make the code usable and the platform financially sustainable. If that does not happen, any cool capabilities of the code are irrelevant, as the owners of Voat learned the hard way.
Users on Blue Dwarf become calmer the longer they remain because of the rules of the site.
Blue Dwarf is not valuable enough to be hacked because the attack surface is small and there are no value (i.e. no personal data).
Great insights :)
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Independant emails are not delivered to the major mail hosting providers such as gmail...
Right now institutions don't talk about regulating email simply because they take it for granted, but it's not.
Ils disent aussi leur exaspération et leur peur face à l’incapacité des gouvernements à agir malgré les preuves scientifiques évidentes fournies.
« Nous pourrions encore financer une entrée dans la transition. 1 000 milliards de dollars par an sont nécessaires. Cela représente les économies des 56 millions de millionnaires dans le monde. Ou bien la moitié des dépenses militaires. Ce n’est pas inaccessible, juge-t-il. Mais ça le deviendra dès lors que les catastrophes vont se succéder. Les États n’auront plus de capital, il faudra parer à toutes les crises. C’est vraiment absurde de ne pas agir maintenant. Ou de ne pas l’avoir fait dès le début des années 2000 où ça aurait été beaucoup plus facile. »
It can be useful someday
First, it was for attention, a desire for something big and a fear of missing out. Now it's the cleansing effect, uncover the covered, gain insight.
The hourly compensation graphic shows that: the hourly compensation does not go up (9.2%), in contrary to the productivity (74.4%) since 1973.
We need a different approach. We need to hold corporations accountable, fight for fair wages, and advocate for policies that address the root causes of economic inequality.
The path to financial freedom shouldn't be paved with endless side hustles. It should be built on a foundation of fair compensation, work-life balance, and a social safety net that allows everyone to pursue their passions without sacrificing their well-being
There are simply too much information and the day is too short.
Not bad as a measure. I don't know how effective it can be.
Libyear can be a unit: X libyears. libmonth is maybe to strict.
Ok interesting
A way to work with indexedDB in the browser.
Let's buy it sometime
Send greeting cards to people contributing to the OSS.
It is rebooted thanks to https://lynnandtonic.com/thoughts/entries/when-your-work-disappears/