cool in the sense of nerdsniping, not in the sense of being in any way a good idea

I read the rest of their comments and am pretty sure the chance of this is 0

it’s “On information and belief”, so he told someone else who told her.

fiiixed thank you

the way in was the IT department. chromebooks are interchangeable and semidisposable, which solved many problems for them. even then the vendors had to build special education versions that would survive the litttle dears throwing them down a stairwell.

this is like the guys on mastodon who mention libreoffice at every opportunity

do you honestly think anyone reading this post hasn’t heard of duckduckgo

tell me you didn’t read without saying you didn’t read

if only there were links that answered the question

the video push reeks of paid promotion

tante thinks come the bubble pop, surveillance bureaucracy will buy the now cheap rigs, cos they have a use for that much ML compute

macro-microdosing

Silicon Valley makes a lot more sense if you first assume everyone rich is off their fucking tree

Not convinced that makes any substantive difference.

whaaat? I’m not seeing that in my channel interface and it’s not showing as such in a private window. What are you seeing?

getting there, tho i fear the New Atheist failure mode

the fuckin make a wish foundation is more effective than EA

Ezra Klein so centrist, he could both-sides a Moebius strip

ah but if you assume a perfectly spherical polity of uniform density in a vacuum at absolute zero,, klein will still be wrong

there’s this: https://nymag.com/news/features/ezra-klein-2014-2/

While Klein is being circumspect about the operational details of Project X, he suggests that breaking-news squibs could be very short and attached to constantly updated background articles, a bit like Wikipedia entries written by professional journalists. Long features might be regularly freshened up.

yeah, it was so inept and un wikilike that you would hardly believe it, but they honestly thought it would compete.

I wrote a thing a decade or more ago I can’t find now, about the early history of Vox’s “explainers”. They were literally wanting to replace Wikipedia as a go-to.