Ich hätte den #Deutschlandtakt lieber heute als nie, aber der Bundestag diskutiert in niedersächsischen Vorgärten, ob man nicht einfach drauf scheißen und Auto fahren soll, statt Fortschritt zu machen.
Immerhin fährt der einzige Zug von Berlin nach Cottbus stündlich und nicht nur einmal am Tag.
Classic - Breakfast in America (1979) von
#Supertramp #Model Kate Murtagh im Jahr 2016
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Why do none of these articles even touch on how much data DOGE stole from the US government, how much damage they caused to the security of government IT systems, and how much DOGE exposed all of our data to foreign adversaries?
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/202
Chiefs hit bye week aiming to sort out uneven play https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46826402/after-loss-chiefs-look-sort-inconsistencies-bye
"There is also another rival to restaurant and takeaway pizzas: the cook-at-home oven pizza."
They mean something you buy ready to cook in a supermarket - as if it's somehow difficult to make a pizza from scratch, where you know what's gone into it.
What went wrong with Pizza Hut? - BBC News
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Just checked out some truly excellent books from the library to read to my 4-year-old:
Adèle & Simon by Barbara McClintock (things to find), The Marvelous Now by Angela DiTerlizzi and Lorena Alvarez Gómez (rhyming & positive encouragement about mood regulation), and Forts by Katie Venit & Kenard Pak (lovely ode to children's forts).
I had a wonderful reverse-Magritte moment reading Adèle & Simon where Simon loses his drawing of a cat and my kid pointed out one of the actual cats in the image. I said "No, that's a cat, we're looking for a drawing of a cat," before realizing that technically we were looking for a drawing of a drawing of a cat, and the thing my kid pointed to was indeed a drawing of a cat, just not in that category relative to Simon's frame of reference...
#AmReading #ReadingNow #ChildrensBooks
Anybody recognize this pattern?
Counting from 0 to 31 in 12 bits.
Bits 5:0 are straightforward, they're one-hot pairs (one bit set for logic 0, the other for logic 1) counting in what looks to be plain binary.
But the other half are a much stranger sequence. Bits 7:6 are one hot and do what I'd expect for the first half, but then are constant 1/0 for the second half (I would expect 7:0 to be 0/1 instead).
And then bits 11:8 seem to be one-hot within the entire…