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"The world isn’t becoming a worse place, the terrible things have just been exposed. And once you can see them you can fight them."
I hate these charts so much because they imply chatgpt is comparable to the internet or phones
You could create the same graphic for full screen pop-up advertising on websites and make them look like ultra-rapid technology adoption when really they were just baked unavoidably into the internet
Compose 1.9 just hit beta01 & another exciting feature landing is a way to reliably determine if something is visible on screen & a way to get notified of visibility changes 📣
💅 New modifiers are entering the chat in this space: Modifier.onFirstVisible() & Modifier.onVisibilityChanged().
signal.org/donate/
Woohoo, congrats! 🎉
I played around building a Compose Wasm PWA, and it’s amazing. Build times are a bit slow to my taste and on iOS you can’t paste in text fields - but otherwise this is really promising for simple use cases.
Friedrich Merz stellt Kaspern wie Frank Thelen das Digitalministerium in Aussicht und will eure Daten verkloppen.
Photo of a model of the Medieval city of Bologna, with so many earthy pink tall skinny towers sticking up from every block of the terra-cotta-roofed town that it looks like plant seeds starting to come up in spring. Around the edge you can see the city's moat and battlemented walls, looking tiny compared to the towers which rise to six or seven times the height of the three-story buildings around them.
Looks fake doesn't it? This reconstruction of Medieval Bologna shows how Italian towns used to be a forest of towers, dense as Manhattan skyscrapers!
Here's a stable blog-formatted version of my thread from yesterday about the lost towers of the Guelph-Ghibelline wars www.exurbe.com/the-lost-tow...
Saw a date tree today
I made some gray music, because Berlin autumn is gray as fuck!
on.soundcloud.com/DUEk5dSH4DT8...
I have seen this happen in few Reddit threads in the last year. Someone writes a fact in a comment. Somebody else comes in and corrects them. Usual Reddit, right? But recently I started seeing apology comments along the lines of "sorry ChatGPT's mistake". The guy doesn't even do a simple fact check.
