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- Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years8 savers
- Denys Beecher on X: "@LauraRbnsn @natgrace79 The feeling of having agency to respond to threats is important to people (see guns for self-defense). So important that they'll make up threats they can have agency over rather than acknowledge the ones they can't." / X1 savers
- Temml - Convert TeX to MathML1 savers
- Physics-based Motion Retargeting from Sparse Inputs1 savers
- Prof. Lee Cronin on Twitter: "We invented the Chemputer to make chemistry universal with respect to digital programmability. This is why #chemputation should have significant reach across science & technology. https://t.co/01CDcrw8Ec" / X1 savers
- nvpkp on Twitter: "“wow have you noticed you’re making an assumption” buddy – https://t.co/AViSIFi0j1" / X1 savers
- Chinmay on Twitter: "@amasad Here are some specific examples of people who have maintained critical internet components: Paul Mockapetris, who is credited with inventing the DNS system. He was the sole maintainer of the DNS root servers for many years, and he had the final word on any changes to the system." / X1 savers
- 영노 on Twitter: "This makes sense. Three geometric shapes, on three different continents. The one in Asia is a monument to Allah. The one in Europe is a monument to art. The one in America is a monument to capital." / X1 savers
- guillaumehuin on Twitter: "I have received so many questions about the Grimace Trend and how McDonald's handled it. I shared on LinkedIn but here is an insider view from the social media team of what happened : - if you think we planted the grimace shake trend, thank you. So much. But you think way too… https://t.co/dMjxSu9jkD" / X1 savers
- About Dangerzone: Convert potentially dangerous documents into safe PDFs1 savers
- @sympatheticopp giving her charges the talk:1 savers
- Talia Ringer on Twitter: "Terry noted that he cannot visualize shapes and rotate them in his head, but that since he was a kid he has been able to do that extremely well *symbolically*. What if someone had told Terry that visualization is how we do math and that he cannot be good at it because of that?" / X1 savers
- Andi 🇦🇱🇺🇦 on Twitter: "copilot was spitting here https://t.co/wui5uN1gr3" / X1 savers
- llama2.c1 savers
- Before you try to do something, make sure you can do nothing - The Old New Thing2 savers
- jasmine sun on Twitter: "high school debate incentivized making the most extreme arguments possible to win at “impact calculus” yes, it got a lot of folks into CRT but the prior norm was justifying all policies under the threat of nuclear war. we were reading Bostrom x-risk arguments as 13 year olds" / X1 savers
- How to Do Great Work51 savers
- Understanding41 savers
- Advice for Early Career — Celine Halioua38 savers
- Quick thoughts on research11 savers
- Attention Is Off By One – Evan Miller7 savers
- How I use memory systems6 savers
- Fundraising Advice - Tracy writes2 savers