Al SweigartMy Python nitpick is that Python has long had a print *function* and not a print *statement*. This mistake happens so often that even LLMs routinely make it.
Harry Karadimas
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Médecin DIM, docteur en Santé Publique et en Informatique Médicale
ElbowsUpforDigitalSovereigntyIt should be considered common sense that there are no good reasons remaining to have an account on X. But people still believe that their posts on X generate engagement or awareness, as they ignore the trash posted along with their content. They worry about giving up on their followers, but bots have no feelings.
In this article by @parismarx, several excellent points are made that it's time to stop now.
#LeaveX #DigitalSovereignty #MastodonCanada
https://disconnect.blog/its-time-to-stop-posting-on-x/
Foojay.ioVersion 1.2.0 of Lottie4J is out, and it's again a big release! The headline feature is support for the .lottie container format, but that's just the start. This release also brings marker-based playback, cropping, adaptive rendering, significant performance improvements, and a lot of core model fixes driven by testing more complex...
#JavaFX #lottie #lottie4j #lottiefiles #OpenJFX
https://foojay.io/today/lottie4j-1-2-0-dotlottie-support-marker-playback-cropping-and-a-big-speed-boost/
#JavaFX #lottie #lottie4j #lottiefiles #OpenJFX
https://foojay.io/today/lottie4j-1-2-0-dotlottie-support-marker-playback-cropping-and-a-big-speed-boost/
Human Brain EnthusiastThis is about the cars of the guy who keeps telling us his rockets and satellites are completely safe and there's nothing to worry about
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/mar/18/tesla-cybertruck-crashes-battery-fires
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Joshua A.C. Newman@harry_karadimas @thomasfuchs
It’s not even necessarily a technological matter. It’s paradigmatic. The sentence “We will one day travel the stars” requires us to carefully assess what we can mean by “we”, “one day” and “travel”.
It’s not even necessarily a technological matter. It’s paradigmatic. The sentence “We will one day travel the stars” requires us to carefully assess what we can mean by “we”, “one day” and “travel”.
@thomasfuchs @harry_karadimas
Yeah, that's what I mean. Without expanding our understanding of the problem, it's not physically possible. It's not a matter of technology, not an addition problem, it's a division problem. You can't evem approach 100% efficiency or 100% c.
So you have to do Rocket Equation for what CAN be done, and figure out if it's something we want to do.
(Probe swarm of drones the mass of a LEGO with antennae in an array for communicating home from Alpha Centauri? Maybe!)
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