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How does this school pay the bills without charging any tuition?

Many thanks, CA lawmakers. Now let's hope it works as intended and that the inevitable loopholes are plugged as soon as they're found.

The "live" view from the Standard Building is blocked. What are THEY trying to hide?!!!

Awesome video, definitely worth watching for anyone who has crossed the Golden Gate bridge and wondered about this marvel of engineering.

Great idea overall. The results in the AI tab are not very creative though, just variations of the same creative idea.

If you want to be part owner of agricultural land, I couldn't recommend AcreTrader more. I've been investing with them for a few years now and the overall experience has been great. Too early to discuss profits yet as most investments are on a 5-10 year horizon.

It baffles the mind that people decry the death of a dog while munching a burger. Cows (or chickens, for that matter) are not less precious than dogs, and yet the vast majority of us eat as much and as many of them as they can afford.

Roughly the same number of people who make love, make war. That's sad.

As a Tesla owner and a Musk hater, I actually couldn't agree more.

Same here. It's awesome.

> The aim of our creation is communication and mutual-transformation

That's a myopic point of view. Personal transformation is as significant, if not more. Production-oriented pastimes like painting, gardening, or organizing your stamp collection can do wonders for the mind. Their goals can be remaining sane in this crazy world, not producing the best painting ever, growing conversation-starting plants, or showing off your stamp collection. It's about doing for the sake of being.

Trivial to bypass with a commercial VPN

My bank, for example

What can be done to stop this flagrant grift?

I wouldn't skip the main exhibition area. In an era where people were called computers, the human experience was at the heart of the Bletchley Park machine. In the main area, you learn about the makeup of this apparatus: the different roles people had, how information flowed within and between the huts, and much more. There's also a little museum with fascinating artifacts and an area dedicated to Turing. Don't miss it.

Great work, excellent video.

Another example for why banning researchers (from whichever country) is a dumb idea (these ones weren't, but other Israeli researchers were).

Same with the Mother Night by Vonnegut, which leads to a different book. I was surprised to see a free Vonnegut book, but alas.

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Learning BASIC on a Commodore 64 as a teenager was a transformative experience. It allowed me to revive the excitement of playing Lego as a kid, but in a scalable way.

Thank you, Dr. Kurtz.

I assume that a considerable percentage of CS students or recent graduates (myself included, back in the day) dream about creating some sort of visualization tool, let alone an awesome one like this.

Great story. I'm struck by the design similarity to the first iPod models, with the large wheel moved to the center.

What's the point of doing that?

Unlike slop, SEO content can't be totally off-base, or search engines will rank it low. The ecosystem keeps it annoying but consistent with the facts, at least.

Rather than being "under maintenance," it was purportedly taken down due to some controversy. Can anyone with first-hand knowledge of the matter shed more light on it?

Interesting analysis, but it misses one group of authors: those who write books for fun, not profit.

Writing is an effective way to convey your thoughts and ideas. Writing a book has the added benefit of forcing you to plan, prioritize, and edit at a much larger scale. With it comes a greater feeling of achievement. Selling a few copies is a nice cherry on top.

Military technology has been helping people decide who to kill for ages. For example, long distance cameras and night vision devices use extensive image processing. They're designed to improve visibility but can undoubtedly lead to false positives in the heat of the battle.

I totally agree with you, only that Boom's hype-laden announcement doesn't help build confidence.

Good approach, but it's time-bound. How do you find meaning after your kids leave the nest?

What no-code alternative would you recommend for pro web designers?