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Blockchain: a slow database
Crypto: an expensive slow database
NFT: an expensive slow database to store URLs
AI: a way to write slow and inefficient algorithms
LLM: a database that stores text in a slow and inefficient way
Chat GPT: an expensive imprecise query language for slow and inefficient text databases that often returns wrong results
Excellent explainer by @davidallengreen How the legal system made it so easy for the Post Office to destroy the lives of the sub-postmasters and sub-postmistresses - and how the legal system then made it so hard for them to obtain justice https://emptycity.substack.com/p/how-the-legal-system-made-it-so-easy?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=474138&post_id=140614319&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=false&r=8zwbz&utm_medium=email
@nixCraft rather than complicated triple redirect why not
echo $PATH | tr ... | grep ...
Much more read an
#OnThisDayInNTK:1998 http://ntk.net/1998/06/26/?arc
debut mentions of:
David Brake
doomed Psion/Nokia/Ericsson Symbian phone OS
"portable hardware [MP3] players"
Game Boy Camera, Game Boy Color & Datel's characteristically demented "GB Game Booster for Sony Playstation"
https://mamedev.emulab.it/haze/2018/01/28/things-youre-probably-not-going-to-want-to-do-348693/
Fun couple of days at the #BreakthroughListen meeting at #SKAO this week, hearing about all the ways astronomers are searching for evidence of #technosignatures 👽 🛸 (we haven’t found any yet, but there are some really clever search techniques). The best bit? The final day pick n mix selection included UFOs…! 😁
I read "We know there is a stone that if we turn it over will reveal things that will embarrass or incriminate someone we are very scared of, so we are fluffing this by couching discovery in absurdities to legitimise our intentional failure to look under that specific stone behind a guise of realistic reasonableness in case it ever does come to light we can plausibly deny it and not get in trouble ourselves."
@penguin42 @neil @NAB @proactiveservices well apart from Intel's CPU that couldn't divide correctly, for example
Brexit: New report suggests UK £311bn worse off by 2035 due to leaving EU
https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-new-report-suggests-uk-311bn-worse-off-by-2035-due-to-leaving-eu-13046256
The report came up with a scenario for growth if the UK had stayed inside the EU, and compared it to forecasts the Office for Budget Responsibility made in March last year.
Brexshit was always a stupid idea!
Now we need to find politicians brave enough, and/or not in the pockets of the Brexiteers, to take us back into the EU
Well done, Sadiq Khan. One of the very few mainstream politicians (in England, at least) brave enough to speak the unspeakable.
* UK economy £140bn smaller than it would have been without Brexit – shrinkage of 6%
* 1.8 million fewer jobs — a drop of 4.8%
* Average Briton nearly £2,000 worse off (typical Londoner £3,400 worse off)
He wants "a pragmatic debate" on the UK rejoining the Single Market and Customs Union.
OVER TO YOU, KEIR STARMER.
https://www.ft.com/content/bcc52e35-f5b1-4c26-abbf-422f613d54e2
@proactiveservices @neil is that an unrealistic burden of proof?
@penguin42 @attie could RAID be enabled in BIOS?
@verge fuck off. Then fuck off some more. Then keep fucking off. Then when you think you've fucked off enough, fuck off one more time to be sure.
@mhoye scammy as fuck. SSO access to all my accounts ? No.
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