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⇢ What I find more surprising is that the 720 was actually a little too slow to run HP-VUE smoothly, which makes me wonder how it ran on 68K-based machines…
So people typically used either twm or HP-VUE Lite. There seems to be hardly any information online about the latter (apart from the documentation

⇢ What I find more surprising is that the 720 was actually a little too slow to run HP-VUE smoothly, which makes me wonder how it ran on 68K-based machines…
So people typically used either twm or HP-VUE Lite. There seems to be hardly any information online about the latter (apart from the documentation

Oh hey, it's #ScreenshotSaturday , here's the latest mockup from the video game adaptation of Battle of Tarot I'm working on with some lovely people.
Everything is still a work-in-progress and not final at all, but trying to get the visual style nailed down.
#GameDev

Using an AI Agent and MCP for what effectively amounts to an HTML templating engine is the height of wastefulness and excess in tech.
The only people who win in that scenario are the folks charging you for cloud compute.

🇺🇦 Auf radioeins läuft...
Johnny Marr:
🎵 Lightning People
#NowPlaying #JohnnyMarr
https://open.spotify.com/track/2m5sif41ke0HQd7iUQ8zri

I have my share of issues with Parkrose Permaculture, but she has a lot of things I do strongly agree with. I can't stress enough that you never dehumanize your enemies. You can respond appropriately to violence. You can defend yourself from them by any means necessary. But you do not dehumanize them. You always limit your response to the minimum necessary to defend yourself.
There are a number of former Nazi skins who became antifascists after realizing they were wrong. Those folks tend to be some of the most dedicated because they feel a debt, and some of the most knowledgeable because they were there. Coming out of these types of cults, police included, is hard and takes time. A lot of us don't have the ability to work with them. But some do.
By repeatedly humanizing your opponent, you can break some of them. The #Seattle Police Department was not defunded but saw a massive reduction in numbers because their morale was destroyed. Some people will never change. Some people are broken and feel like they need the power. But if you change one person's mind, even give them something to think about, it's a crack. If even one cop quits, that's one less trained gun pointed at you in the future.
The 18 year old marines and federalized national guard troops out there are literally kids. A lot of them came from poor communities. They are being used in a way they haven't been trained to do, doing things they (should) have been told are not legal. They joined to get out of poverty, to go to college, or to "defend the American people" (regardless of how misguided that is). Few, if any, of them joined to abuse people. They will be especially open to persuasion.
Remind those troops that they are carrying out illegal orders, that they are being called on to violate their oath to protect the constitution, that they are suppressing the free speech of the fellow Americans they swore to defend. Remind them that the people they could be illegally arresting now are just like their parents, their neighbors, their families, the friends who didn't join. Remind them that this is the first step. They will be called on to kill Americans if they let this keep going.
Remind them ICE sleeps in hotels while they sleep on the ground. Remind them that their drunk and incompetent leadership thinks of them as disposable tools. Remind them that some of these people are out protesting *for them* against cuts to the VA and other services. Remind them that the people they're defending refuse to make college free so they can recruit from poor schools. Remind them that they will always be welcome when they're ready to join the side of freedom and justice.
When you dehumanize your enemies, you unify them. When you humanize your enemies, you can divide them. There is no weapon available to us right now so powerful as compassion.
https://youtu.be/YtWOYUDMsBw

MERA Code: A Unified Framework for Evaluating Code Generation Across Tasks
Artem Chervyakov, Alexander Kharitonov, Pavel Zadorozhny, Adamenko Pavel, Rodion Levichev, Dmitrii Vorobev, Dmitrii Salikhov, Aidar Valeev, Alena Pestova, Maria Dziuba, Ilseyar Alimova, Artem Zavgorodnev, Aleksandr Medvedev, Stanislav Moiseev, Elena Bruches, Daniil Grebenkin, Roman Derunets, Vikulov Vladimir, Anton Emelyanov, Dmitrii Babaev, Vladimir V. Ivanov, Valentin Malykh, Alena Fenogenova

MERA Code: A Unified Framework for Evaluating Code Generation Across Tasks
Advancements in LLMs have enhanced task automation in software engineering; however, current evaluations primarily focus on natural language tasks, overlooking code quality. Most benchmarks prioritize high-level reasoning over executable code and real-world performance, leaving gaps in understanding true capabilities and risks associated with these models in production. To address this issue, we propose MERA Code, a new addition to the MERA benchmark family, specifically focused on evaluating c…

We have urgent news from Ukraine.
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Hundreds of Russian drones destroyed homes, residential buildings and healthcare clinics.
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Just read through "Sanctuary" by Paola Mendez & Abby Sher, which was electrifying as I read news about ICE kidnappings in local towns, including one in Waltham today where they left a kid alone on the sidewalk:
#ICE #kidnappings

If your name ends with son/sen/cent, you sound like a God to #Cantonese people.