patneedham

Probably Deutschwortsehnsucht (https://www.iamexpat.de/education/education-news/german-word...)

Thanks for the suggestion (and thank you mods for making the update).

No idea. The person who initially emailed that mailing list address said he'll write about it on his linkedin after the storm and after it's fixed. FWIW I'm not an AT&T customer (or business customer), I just happened to participate in some IOT hackathon they sponsored/hosted 6 or 7 years ago, that's the only way they've ever obtained my email address.

Only 9 unique email addresses have added to the "reply-all" thread within the past couple hours. Don't know if any estimates can be extrapolated from that though.

But did you still use booking.com for that other European city trip, or another platform?

> some humans actually do write like these newer language models, after all

Wouldn't it be more accurate to say these newer language models actually write like humans? Or is there a subset of the population intentionally trying to write in the way that these language models write.

Discovered by Eliza Callahan triggered by a poem in the middle of her novel. (Friend of a coworker) That poem can be found here: https://durationandthebodyelizacallahan.cargo.site/ - if viewing on mobile you have to Request Desktop Site for some reason, at least on Android it initially shows up as a Lorem Ipsum page

Why would an arbitrary number of lines of code be considered a milestone?

What piece of evidence or logs finally convinced Comcast that the issue was on their side?

But how would that be enforceable?

The paywall on that site is skippable by disabling Javascript and refreshing the page

What effect does resizing your window have?

I think the more interesting question would be which public transportation routes greater than X miles (or kilometers) in length have the highest distance to price ratio.

To be more specific (for anyone else who hasn't checked the link yet), the "Lifetime giving" section has: 9 donations >10m, 4 donations between 5-10m, 20 donations between 1-5m

So looks like there has been at least 120m in donations!

As a resident of New Jersey, I initially thought this was going to be something poking fun at the never-ending construction project formerly known as "Xanadu": https://www.nj.com/bergen/2018/06/american_dream_how_did_a_s...

Exactly what I thought the link referred to initially.

Gotta give credit to whichever cavemen/cavewomen discovered fire, and all the civilizations that invented the wheel, Ben Franklin for harnessing the power of electricity, and then maybe Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie for inventing Unix.