Other priorities? You mean, like, tax cuts for the ultra-rich?
The point is that cutting research is like mortgaging the future and resulting in a loss of technology leadership.
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Cutting Research Budgets Threatens Technology Leadership Future
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Digital Twins Success Requires Strategy Before Technology Implementation
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Strategic success with digital twins does not begin with technology but with the clarity of purpose, internal alignment, and the patience to evolve through cycles of exploration, validation, and gradual scaling based on what truly fits the business. Microblog by @antgrasso
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Designing Products for Humachine Society Benefits
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In the world of humachinekind, an important goal is designing and creating products that benefit the humachine society.
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Last generation of humans smarter than machines arriving
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You are living with the last generation of humans smarter than machines. Congratulations! Welcome to the world of humachinekind.
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Grok 4 Heavy Tops AI Rankings But Remains Too Expensive
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grok 4 heavy est la meilleure IA dispo aujourd'hui mais c'est tellement cher que peu de monde l'utilise
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Schrödinger’s Cat and Quantum Computing: A Skeptical Analysis
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Schrödinger’s cat is a qubit. Quantum computing is predicated on the notion that the live and dead cats are simultaneously doing work for you, so 10 cats do 2^10 work, etc. That’s how it beats classical computing. I don’t know about you, but I find this extremely dubious.
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Google Developers Group Saudi Arabia Hosts I/O Extended Riyadh 2025
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We Learn Together. We Build Together. We Grow Together.
That’s the heartbeat of the Google Developers Group (
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HTMX and JavaScript Integration for Client-Side Development
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Not at all! HTMX and JS get along great 😀 HTMX lets you focus your JS on the purely client side stuff where it's really useful.
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Hyperscript to jQuery: Seamless Framework Migration Success
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(It was actually _hyperscript that got me over the line. We wrote something in _hyperscript, and I thought it looked great. Then I thought it looked a bit like jQuery — so I rewrote it with that. And yup, it was a direct line-by-line easy migration! Sorry @htmx_org
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Developer Returns to jQuery After Decade Away
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Anyway, it took me a decade or so, but I've finally decided that I'm gonna use jQuery again anyway, because I like it!