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Opus 5.5 + Suno, responding to the claim that "AI is a normal technology" in lyrical verse 🤯
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Cliff Burton with Agents of Misfortune at a Battle of the Bands in 1981.
Three years before Metallica recorded a note of it.
Sound familiar?
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After half a century of nobody explaining public/private SSH keys in a way that's not simultaneously condescending and unenlightening:
Here is that analogy.
• the public key is the lock.
• the private key is the key.
The end.
¿Biblioteca de AlejandrÍA?
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New essay: "The Unimagined Good", on moral imagination as a design practice: michaelnotebook.com/unimagin…
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Hola econtwitter, 🧵 Acabo de publicar pulso-co: una librería Python para cargar microdatos armonizados de la GEIH del DANE con un solo comando.
Si trabajas con datos del mercado laboral colombiano, esto te ahorra horas de scraping, parseo y matching de variables.
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This simple equation has exposed major financial fraud.
If you check the first digit of numbers in real-world data, like bank transactions, you’d expect digits 1 through 9 to appear equally.
But they don’t. By Benford's law, smaller digits appear more often, and 1 shows up about 30% of the time.
As numbers grow (1–9, 10–99, 100–999), leading digits don’t distribute evenly—they follow a logarithmic pattern.
Since fraudsters often invent numbers assuming equal distribution, their data can violate this law, making manipulation easier to detect.
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Scientists used a powerful acoustic field to float a liquid droplet in the air, and by changing the frequency they were able to make it star-shaped. Frequencies create waves that surround us.
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The history of #frei0r goes back to 2003.
🎬 frei0r.dyne.org/
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Today's Poetry Thread: MONEY
Wow, this poem by Naomi Shihab Nye (@YPPLaureate) hits hard. Feel free to add poems.
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“Most of us live like monks…rooting ourselves to a home or a career and using the future as a kind of phony ritual that justifies the present. In this way, we end spending (as Thoreau put it) “the best part of one’s life earning money in order to enjoy a questionable liberty during the least valuable part of it.”
—Rolf Potts
