Yup put it in the bin. Switching to Qobuz has been such a great change for me. Have been really enjoying finding new music again
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A few from llvm (maybe?)
- llyfr
- llanc
- llif
There is still a distinction between something being public domain so not needing to ask permission and giving attribution which is always a nice thing to do.
79-95% cheating by source code look up, I sure hope these tools are not used in proprietary codebases attempting to reimplement anything GPL-like. Can’t wait to see the justification contortions of oh it’s fair use because my bot literally copy pasted the code, and the poor thing doesn’t know any better.
There are services like ORCID exist for uniquely attributing papers to an author. I think a federated review / publishing service could just provide a number of integrations for credential linking.
I was thinking about how such a tool might work over activity pub and I think it could work.
Thank you for sharing this, a great little TIL to go with my morning coffee!
There is an urban legend that when the Swedish map makers came to Finland the locals would mess with them when asked what a pace was called and that is why so many place names have “vittu” or “perse” etc. in them.
This was one of my favs growing up too! Thanks for the reminder
/cost
Total cost: $430.1161
Total duration (API): 41s
Total duration (wall): 29m 50s
Total code changes: 18 786 lines added, 12 lines removed
Well done, what a fantastic achievement! Don’t let the self doubt gremlins in you did awesome getting here, congrats!
Anyone want to build one together? I’ve always been frustrated with the current academic publishing model. Parasitic “publishers” double dipping on authors and readers while outsourcing the bulk of the review work unpaid.
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And the report itself with an interactive map