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Version 0.1 of Mailrog is now live for you to barely use:
It gives you a unique email address, and when you send an email it runs all of the DKIM/DMARC/SPF tests on your email then puts a report JSON file at a matching URL so you can debug your email.
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@btbytes This can happen when machine learning processes parallel texts that change a name to make it more relevant in another language.
Here are some old examples (mixing Canada & Sweden or Motorola & Samsun):
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The original song from which shot was taken:
roscidus.com
@yawaramin @dabeaz I keep waiting for this kind of productivity with OCaml but hasn't happened so far.
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AWS SDK for Go Version 2 Now Generally Available:
mrmsrodriguezcaruso.weebly.com
More on the relationship between red-billed oxpeckers and impalas:
gambas.sourceforge.net
@awesomekling Do you think Gambas can come live on SerenityOS with bindings to LibGUI?
x.com
Microsoft QBasic had one of the best built-in help systems I've ever seen. You could put the cursor on any code keyword and press F1.
The docs were written well enough that an 8-year-old with English as a 2nd language could understand, and completely informative. #docgoals 🤓💾
scattered-thoughts.net
einarwh.wordpress.com
github.blog
🔒 I use A LOT of @github Pages, and this announcement's timing is perfect:
Now I can run private content sites that are only accessible to those with repo access.
abcbirds.org
Inca Tern facts:
*have mustaches
*speak with Belgian accents
*solve crimes
*like to be called “Hercule”
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Again, interesting thoughts on philosophical #translations: "Knowing a language is not enough to translate", explains Pauline Koetschet (around 11') while discussing translations of Greek philosophy in the Islamic world.
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No, it's not insane
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@IndianLinguist @sucheta_g Here is the resource you can read more on Nandinagari.
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@karatalaamalaka this is what i have: $65
Though it can charge off the "cigarette lighter" port, i use wall power. Costco fills nitrogen for free, & they are quite good about it.. but this is easier.
github.com
Super exciting new open source research and implementation by some very talented folks (Deepti Raghavan, 3rd year CS PhD at Stanford and team): POSH Data-Aware Shell
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BREAKING: Malwarebytes said it was hacked by the same group who breached SolarWinds
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#Italy has added 193 km of "Corona Lanes" for bicycles since pandemic started, plans to add 2,600. There is also a "Mobility Bonus" of up to €500 for those who buy new bikes or e-scooters.
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I purchased PROGRAM = PROOF from Amazon. I'm looking forward to reading it and going through the Agda & OCaml exercises within.
It's also available as a PDF but I like supporting authors.
qt.io
@bharathceegee For me it would always be
donellameadows.org
Systems thinking as (failed) systems shaping (via Donella Meadows “Dancing with Systems” - ).
Not even a page in and I already know this will be great. Thanks for the rec @tomcritchlow!
aksharamukha.appspot.com
@btbytes
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@hamsanandi Entire Indian temples have been stolen and displayed in museums in the US.
The exhibit says 'Made in Madurai' as if it is some consumer item!
metaphorhacker.net
Paradoxically, using more short sentences gives you the liberty to write beautiful long sentences — but save them for when you really need them.
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RT @KS1729: I was watching the wonderful space drama, 'The Expanse', and in it one of the Martian destroyer is called 'Kittur Chenamma' or 'KC' that travels to Jupiter!
The real KC was an Indian queen who waged war against the East India Company in early 19thC.
Fun!
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@david_perell have you seen/read "Several Short Sentences About Writing"?
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@Mehdi_IR_DC This guy James Prigioni has inspired me to someday try and grow persimmons
He’s gives great gardening advice and is always so positive.
coinshares.com
@btbytes The WEF article is a bit dated. We’re already at 70% renewables for bitcoin mining.
kyotocity-kyocera.museum
Yurimoto Keiko, "Telescope", 1939, pigment on silk, 228 x 176 cm. Courtesy of Izuru Yamamoto and Kyoto Municipal Art Museum, Japan
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The liberal world order is yet to free itself from imperial bias, as a report that dubs India a ‘difficult’ country reveals
by @Kate_SdE
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For those interested in how different gharanas interpret the same bandish. Here is Karim Naam Tero interpreted by Pandit Bhimsen Joshi (Kirana) and Pandit Mallikarjun Mansur (Jaipur-Atrauli)
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For those interested in how different gharanas interpret the same bandish. Here is Karim Naam Tero interpreted by Pandit Bhimsen Joshi (Kirana) and Pandit Mallikarjun Mansur (Jaipur-Atrauli)
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@dasanil Fwiw, there are folks in MN and other great lakes regions who do both in subzero (F) weather
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test.java
@brunoborges curl -Ls | bash -s - app install jbang
jbang init
jbang edit --open
You then have jbang, JDK and IDE configured on any of the major OS's.
Say no to additional complexity until you actually need it.
sh.jbang.dev
@brunoborges curl -Ls | bash -s - app install jbang
jbang init
jbang edit --open
You then have jbang, JDK and IDE configured on any of the major OS's.
Say no to additional complexity until you actually need it.
ow.ly
A Hopi woman makes piki in an open-hearth kitchen. Piki is a traditional Hopi flat bread made from the ancient staple, blue corn meal.
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@karatalaamalaka @SuspiciousPleb or he was an "indian" gymnosophist
ourworldindata.org
US state-by-state vaccination data now on @OurWorldInData. West Virginia at/near the top of all these charts; Alabama near the bottom. But all states need to speed up.
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Also, if you like shanties, consider going beyond TikTok videos and paying some attention to the cultural preservationists who've kept alive this rich oral culture and the maritime roots whence it sprang. Artists like David Coffin for example.
virustotal.com
yes, turn on the macroses!
github.com
SerenityOS PR: CrashReporter: Implement kling's feature requests (by @linusgroh)
The madman actually went and implemented every little feature I requested! 🤓❤️🐧
"Featuring: Tabs, because there's no way all of this will fit into the UI otherwise." 😅
collaborativefund.com
Apply this framework every time you have an idea:
From @morganhousel: "If you have an idea but think 'someone has already written that' just remember there are 1,010 published biographies of Winston Churchill."
rbth.com
@karatalaamalaka "Astrakhan had a Ramdas Dzhasuev from Multan and a Talaram Alimchandov from Sind. Their names were Russianised to the extent of adding the patronymic name." (From 1600s)
@btbytes @vjgtweets
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@pbanavara I didn't understand what you meant when I first saw this tweet, but reading comments here i kinda get why... looks like the new CEO is well respected inside INTC. (I don't follow them ..)
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@hamsanandi @null_handle ನನಗೆ ತಿಳಿದ ಮಟ್ಟಿಗೆ ಇದು ಇದಕ್ಕೂ ಹೊಸದು ಏನಾದ್ರು ಬಂದಿದೆಯೋ ಗೊತ್ತಿಲ್ಲ..
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Walter Russell Mead reviews “Underground Asia” by Tim Harper ("A clearly written, brilliantly researched examination of the people and movements that shaped Asia’s course in the 20th century and continue to influence the continent today.") via @WSJ
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I got cited in the New Republic!
... Kinda.