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- Don’t use AI to write things that you present as your own work (www.satisfice.com)
- CSSQuake (cssquake.com)
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- Alice is impatient (brooker.co.za)
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- Surprising economics of load-balanced systems (brooker.co.za)
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- The rise of South Korea’s weapons business (www.politico.com)
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- How Alberta Eradicated Rats (worksinprogress.co)
- IBM claims first sub-1 nanometer chip technology (arstechnica.com)
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