dblp_coauthor_snap: DBLP authors (2012)
A coauthorship network extracted from the DBLP computer science manuscript database, in 2012. This network is a one-mode projection from the bipartite graph of computer scientists and their publications.
This network has 425957 nodes and 1049866 edges.
Tags: Social, Collaboration, Unweighted, Metadata, Projection
DOSBox Pure Unleashed is out for Windows, Mac, and Linux after five years in development — enhanced standalone release no longer restricted to being a RetroArch core https://www.
$ sudo dns-sd -O
XPC service returns error, description: State dump is currently disabled due to system privacy settings. To enable it, install the [mDNSResponder Logging Profile](https://developer.apple.com/bug-reporting/profiles-and-logs/?name=mdns) and res…
Any developer worth their salt knows that the outputting code is the easiest part of software development, and that code as an artifact has little value without everything that surrounds it: the people, the shared knowledge, the practices (both formal and informal), the infrastructure, the networks of trust, etc etc.
And yet!! like fools, we’ve got ourselves hung up on OSS licenses and copyright — the legal structures surrounding the code itself — as if code were in fact the only thing that really matters. As if we didn’t know better.
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Russia blacklists S.T.A.L.K.E.R. game developer, accusing it of aiding Ukraine’s war effort https://therecord.media/russia-blacklists-stalker-game-developer
Raiders star helps push importance of teens developing safe driving habits https://www.reviewjournal.com/news/news-columns/road-warrior/raiders-star-helps-push-importance-of-teens-developing-safe-drivi…
Halo, a startup founded by former Harvard students who developed a facial recognition app for Ray-Ban Meta glasses, is launching "always-on" AI glasses for $249 (TechCrunch)
https://techcrunch.com/2025/08/20/harv
"...there isn’t enough new housing to make a dent on affordability. "
What I don't understand is why journalists keep framing this as a simple supply and demand - if only we let developers build, the price will come down.
When the reality is developers will build if and only if one condition is met: Buyers (or landords) will pay a price that meets the developers profit targets. And we see evidence of that in the timelines looking at selling price vs construction…
"...there isn’t enough new housing to make a dent on affordability. "
What I don't understand is why journalists keep framing this as a simple supply and demand - if only we let developers build, the price will come down.
When the reality is developers will build if and only if one condition is met: Buyers (or landords) will pay a price that meets the developers profit targets. And we see evidence of that in the timelines looking at selling price vs construction…
Today’s esoteric HTML element is <kbd>
As in: please press <kbd>⌘</kbd> <kbd>R</kbd> repeatedly when AWS causes your JavaScript to fail to load.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/Elements/kbd