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At the moment I use Obsidian and some CLI magic to extract my discoveries out of the Web into private notes. I call that My Own Private Wikipedia. Sounds like a good practice as things are organize the way I want, and I can rearrange in my own way and things are backuped as I wish.

In that case, would a link to the Wikipedia articles, detailling the context around the battles/wars, be a quick win to implement?

[sorry, I'm old school. I still Wikipedia is a damn good single source of truth]

No battery in it?

Even my JBL Go 2 is more useful than that, then.

#next

I only hope that apps that were iOS16+ compatible will stay so. Updating my iPad because there is a new marketing trick from Apple is NOT something i would like. (or may be they can resurrect the headphone jack on iOS26+ devices)

Savonarole in Firenze was probably in that exact state of mind: that the world was not following at all its normal pace and something very wrong was happening. But the decisions he took were absolutely wrong and eventually he had to be stopped.

So depending on your current mindset, you can think that the tech bigs are the Médicis, and the frantic opponents are new-age Savonarole.

Or that the big techs ARE actually Savonarole who bend the system to their own perception of what the world should be.

Honestly I don’t know which analogy is the proper one.

In addition to those two bangers, BBC6 and RNE also have shows to discover new musics. PS: RadioParadise is also a safe place for good music.

Mostly I listen to web radios, not always in a language that I master (hello Japanese). And Shazam plus Spotify is still a killing combo, for me.

LDAP support :)

Cons: So long polar bears [and decent weather]

Pros: my next iPhone will travel faster from China to Europe.

#alwaysLookAtTheBrightSideOfLife

Knowing the retention time of CO2 in the atmosphere makes you BOTH smarter AND more worried.

Just when Cyberpunk gets almost bug-free, the price for a decent Gpu to run it smoothly is skyrocketing. #doooh

I filled a patent in France. That was denied by the French office as being a conceptual method More than an invention. I accepted that decision. But there is a completely unexpected side effect, explained to me by a patent advisor. I probably now can oppose that nullified patent to any patent that would implement a version of that conceptual method. Not sure of the reality of that statement, but that’s a funny backfire.

My comment regarding Google victory was not related to the merits of its current tooling. But to me, it is the only company with already established cash cows. and its speed of adaptation shows that it is not left behind for very long by competitors in delivering state of the art LLM models.

Google will win the AI war. I really don t see how things can be different. The true question is how much the involvement of Sergei Brin will have been a major part of that win. [but now that I work in a big corp, I can understand how one smart guy saying “shut the f..k up, managers. I show the path” can be extremely disruptive in those kind of environments. For the better!]

JSON and CSV [and a massive amount of custom-made spaghetti code] gave the impression that semantics was totally unnecessary in dataflows. Now that we live in a world where dataflows build themselves, we will need a description language that is much more robust. Probably generated from chatbot interactions, but formally defining how the consumer can discover content and mix them.

Visual representation is your WORST friend: it will make things LOOK simple even if the real thing required the utter mastery to create.

Look at that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATbMw6X3T40

(or that: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1500354675104013)

[… Plus the fact that I need another boat!]

Larry Ellison: « We are always glad to help ! »

Did the story end well for that tool ? (Does it still exist in Access 365?)

Isn’t the big problem of SQL visualization coming with subqueries and the WITH statement ?

my father in law bought a samsung with gemini for 350€. at what moment shall we pay more for what has become simply a portal to the almighty AI?

I work with Palantir Foundry stack, and I awfully think that this is the best implementation of semantic web principles I could ever imagine.

And the current trend is really to connect the AI layer of Foundry with the ontology layer.

Note: after rereading your comment, I must admit that Foundry enforces data co-locality and model co-locality (==a unified centrally managed ontology). Which are NOT what the semantic web wanted.

The concept will re-emerge somehow. Webpages are 99.99% of the time the formatting of a data structure for humans. LLM can barely infer that data structure from the webpage and connect it with other data structure of other pages. [truth is that the LLM algorithm does not do that AT ALL internally, but from our user experience it really looks like it does].

But when webpages die and data is accessed only by machine2machine APIs, we will no longer have this formatting for humans. Then we will need API-literate LLMs. Which means LLMs that can connect the dots between shitloads of unconnected JSONs. And if we don’t hint it for which connections are existing between that chaos of APIs, it will not be able to apply its magic. In short: we need to be able to bring JSON to vector space. And it is absolutely not meant for that, by default.

Our sexual life would be failing dates and still images.

My kids strongly disagree.

Is it a competitor of Kanata ?

Will I be convinced to change my iphone 6s? #suspense

warpd, properly configured, was working perfectly for me. until i realized i 99% needed it for web surfing. so i switched to kinkHints in firefox, which is covering my link clicking need.

Kings don’t make mistakes. The people under them do.

They sell your digitalSelf habits.