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Nice to wake up to good news for a change.
All of them (please 🙂)
I found the last chapters of Rodrigo Nunes' Neither Vertical nor Horizontal super interesting on this.
No B.S. Johnson reference?
@jemgilbert.bsky.social @profafinlayson.bsky.social where's the emergency podcast? It's been at least twenty minutes ...
I was wondering if you could split the arrays around a common pivot, then parallelize the upper and lower merges.
Is there any interesting distribution of the elements within the arrays?
I'd be interested to know what you've tried. Are the arrays the same length? Length (much?) greater than N?
The spectacle is NOT a collection of images ...
@barnabyedwards.bsky.social Hey! I'd love a Babycham ...
What do we want? Flexible strategic pluralism!
When do we want it? The future limits of possibility are opaque!!!
Early Christmas present from me if you're reading this and you're a:
- Senior web developer
- In London
- Really into books and libraries
- Looking for work rn
I am excited to inform you that the British Library is hiring a new head of web development
ce0752li.webitrent.c...
For sale: coffin, barely used ...
Black Narcissus
In any case, gmail is also about to pull the plug on fetching and forwarding from pop accounts, so even if I still cared about the occasional spam that's sent to that address, I'd need a different e-mail client to read it. 3/3
I say "forgotten" because it really was forgotten ... I switched away from that service provider (Mistral, if anyone from Brighton remembers them) in the early 00's ... somehow the pop account and my access to it survived despite it not being paid for in over 20 years. 2/3
All that is solid melts into air ...
The plug is finally being pulled on the forgotten pop (!!!) e-mail account which I've had since the 1990's. 1/3
Well that was fun ...
Photo of the cover of the book "Analytic Philosophy and the Return of Hegelian Thought", Paul Redding
A little light reading for the weekend ...
The report said the increase in green party support suggested for a significant minority of Jews, domestic priorities and progressive values outweigh foreign policy concerns.
The Guardian are reporting a significant increase in Jewish people voting for the Green Party.
It's almost like many of us grew up learning a history of persecution & violence.
We don't oppose the Genocide in spite of being Jewish but because of it.
Never again for everyone.
Lucky me just snagged a return ...
Number of refugees per 1,000 people:
🇱🇧 Lebanon: 137
🇩🇪 Germany: 31
🇸🇪 Sweden: 23
🇧🇪 Belgium: 14
🇳🇱 Netherlands: 13
🇬🇧 UK: 6.5
We are not a "generous country". There is no crisis, other than a bankrupt political elite scapegoating the most vulnerable people on Earth.
Well done New York!
CNBC headline: "Elon Musk’s AI-powered Wikipedia competitor goes live after a rocky launch". I've struck through "AI-powered" in red, and replaced it with "Wikipedia-powered"
Grokipedia attribution text: "The content is adapted from Wikipedia, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 License."
fixed that for you
Overshooting 1.5°C wasn't 'inevitable.'
We've been pushed by fossil fuel giants & governments that pander to them.
Every delay, every oil field, every broken promise made this crisis worse.
Keir Starmer, will you promise to leave Rosebank undeveloped?
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
Wes Streeting says "little or no support" for striking docs. Let's prove this cunt wrong. Repost if you wanna show solidarity with essential workers fighting for their rights after years of underfunding and real terms pay cuts. Who's with me?
#NHSHeroes
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www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Anxiety inducing though ... Belle Tout is getting perilously close to the edge ...
Sir, this is a Declining Authoritarian Global Hegemon ...
