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May I refer you to timecube?

https://www.timecube.net/

Godel, Escher, Bachelor?

What if they link the axioms for the classes and leave it as an exercise to the reader to derive the syllabi?

Are you still married?

"American Special Forces tried to burn out the Russian Computer Network at Kiernsk. Basic assault module was a Nightwing microlight... A matrix deck, a jockey, and a virus program called Mole..."

https://williamgibson.fandom.com/wiki/Screaming_Fist

Can you not?

Yes, agreed.

Meanwhile, Canada adds 75k jobs in the same month.

> Gains were focused on the private sector, with strength in wholesale and retail trade, finance and insurance, and professional and scientific services. Public sector jobs fell by 14,500 amid an official bid to cut government spending.

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/economy/article-can...

Calling everyone stupid is a surefire way to get them to read your post.

Maybe they were embarrassed that a bathroom tracker was kind of a shit idea

It seems like a non issue to me.

There's an alternative that is slowly emerging. Many clinical trials "fail" but the drug candidate in question works really well for identifiable subsets of the participants. Right now pharma companies won't bother pursuing those drugs because they can't market it broadly. But it's still possible these drugs could help people in the future.

Kill them all... Oooooaaahhhhh you're a goddd

Remember when the Semantic Web attempted to make the entire web machine-readable?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_Web

The objects are durable, but not endurable.

Are you saying they were Beeched Wales?

This is an exceptionally boring picture to write about. You can of course be imaginative about anything, but seriously.

Username checks out

Post-deposit clarity

The White Man's Burden by William Easterly covered this in some detail quite a few years ago.

> This past Saturday, six of us had an impromptu brunch after our morning yoga class.

The jokes just write themselves.

I was there in 2005 and we were basically told point-blank that we couldn't open source _anything_ without running it by a manager first. This was at a time where all engineers were basically housed in the main 4 buildings on the north campus, so not yet all that big. Not sure what grace they fell from, but I found it to be a nauseating sanctimonious place even then.

You see, when two Maia love each other very much...

Alberta has shown us that proper policy incentives can drive meaningful change. Instead of leaving rats to languish in cellars, they created incentives for them to do meaningful work in the provincial government instead.

It also depends on how hot the housing market is at any given time. Often time a realtor is just someone who decided everything else was too much work. (My whole family has been in the business for almost 70 years, both commercial and residential.)

Whenever I read Cory Doctorow, I feel like someone took the complement of Paul Graham's writing and posted it. I personally find both of them vapid and annoying.

Edit: the article that the author is commenting on is IMO much better than the linked commentary. There's not much to it

https://crookedtimber.org/2026/06/15/one-big-grift/

I wonder what degoogled chromium will do. I think it's perfectly reasonable for them to drop MV2 support given all the other stuff they're doing, but it would be nice if I could continue to use full uBlock with it.

Huh, I always thought RoTT was the first Build engine game.

As an aside, General Instinct sounds like the name I'd give a megacorp in one of my cyberpunk ttrpg campaigns.

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