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- Downloads (csv, img, dump) ➡️ decompwlj.com/
- Algorithms ➡️ oeis.org/wiki/Decomposition_in…
#decompwlj #math #mathematics #maths #sequence #OEIS #Downloads #Algorithms #numbers #primes #PrimeNumbers #FundamentalTheoremOfArithmetic #sequences #NumberTheory #classification #integer #decomposition #number #theory #equation #graphs #sieve #fundamental #theorem #arithmetic #research
Decomposition into weight × level + jump - 3D graphs - 2D graphs - First 500 terms - Rémi Eismann
Decomposition into weight × level + jump with 3D graphs (WebGL three.js), 2D graphs and first 500 terms. This decomposition is an extension of the fundamental theorem of arithmetic and a new way to see the numbers.decompwlj.com
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View of Morant's Curve in Banff National Park, featuring a winding railway and stunning mountain landscape.
#BuyIntoArt #BanffNationalPark #NationalPark #mountain #railway #Banff #MorantsCurve #MountainViews #TravelPhotography #ScenicRailway #ExploreCanada #AdventureAwaits
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Two Belted Kingfishers having a argument
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#WildlifePhotography #Photography #Art #NaturePhotography #fotografie #Artist #AYearForArt #BuyIntoArt #FediGiftShop #PhotographyIsArt #Arte #birdsofmastodon #Birdwatching #Birding #Birds #Vogel #Animals #Wildlife #Nature #Natuur #mastoart #Fediart #Fotografia #GiveArt #Giftidea
To paraphrase @Christina, 'AI' - which is to say a software product - may likely get legal rights before the environment and animals, and all to benefit the corporations that produce this technology.
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Remembering Nicky Hopkins , who died today 6th September
1994 .
"Rock Classics Improved by Nicky Hopkins".. great piece by
Bryan Wawzenek,
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📸 Baron Wolman
15 Rock Classics Improved by Nicky Hopkins
The greatest session man ever? Hopkins' keyboard work on songs by the Who, Beatles, Kinks and Rolling Stones makes a pretty good case.Ultimate Classic Rock
RE: bsky.app/profile/did:plc:ap2b2…
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Aggressione nella sanità, incontro tra Asl e Prefettura di Massa-Carrara
La riunione si è resa necessaria per fare un punto della situazione.
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📸 Vivi Terňa
Dobré ráno
Good Morning
Guten Morgen
#travel #photography
#dobréRáno #goodmorning #gutenmorgen
Good. More. Bigger.
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“First of its kind” AI settlement: Anthropic to pay authors $1.5 billion
Settlement shows AI companies can face consequences for pirated training data.Ashley Belanger (Ars Technica)
BREAKING: Feud erupts at US Supreme Court. Via @briantylercohen #Politics 🇺🇸 🗳️ youtu.be/PPibtWESIus?...
Been driving Lyft to make ends meet. Just dropped off a couple at the Thievery Corporation show. They mentioned wanting to drive but not wanting to pay for parking. I thought, “wow. Parking can’t be that horrible, can it?”
….Parkong at the Greek is currently $60. At the top of the hill for those who know. SIXTY AMERICAN DOLLARS.
No wonder no one goes outside.
Why am I, at my age, still a radical progressive socialist?
“Never be a spectator of unfairness or stupidity. Seek out argument and disputation for their own sake; the grave will supply plenty of time for silence.” – Christopher Hitchens
Logically speaking, #noncompete clauses are #anticapitalistic. But then, when has this #corrupt #soldout #administration done anything remotely logical. It only caters to big #business paymasters.
#antiworker #antiAmerican #FTC #USPolitics #government
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😭💔tu tá triste ,Taylor Swift ???
Playlist · Pitico Laranja´s World Tour🧡🧡 · 110 items😭💔tu tá triste ,Taylor Swift ??? (Spotify)
US Navy SEALs killed North Korean civilians during botched mission: Report
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/9/6/us-navy-seals-killed-north-korean-civilians-during-botched-mission-report?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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US Navy SEALs killed North Korean civilians during botched mission: Report
US special forces killed several North Korean fishermen diving for shellfish after encountering them by accident.Al Jazeera
Sonny Ross
Freelance Illustration. Editorial, Packaging, Textiles, Food and Drink. Children's Books and more!Sonny Ross
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Remembering Dolores O'Riordan on what would have been her birthday, she was born today 6th September 1971
"I try to think about optimism. I try to look at the beautiful things in life."
#DoloresORiordan #TheCranberries #music #photography
"If you sit there and zoom in on screenshots of different UI elements, sure you’ll probably find something.
That’s been true of every iteration of the OS. But speaking from experience, the less you think about it, the more it just works."
#Apple #Technology #Blog #Design #SocialWeb #WWDC25 #LiquidGlass #iOS26 #iPhone #iOS #macOS #iPadOS
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Don’t Make Yourself Think: A Sarcastic Rant on UI Design
Y’all: I literally never think about Liquid Glass and I really think that that's the whole pointSam Clemente (The Digital Renaissance)
By 1999, Microsoft had vanquished Netscape in the browser war, Google was starting to show up competing search engines, and Napster and Blogger had arrived to shake up our culture. cybercultural.com/p/internet-1… #InternetHistory
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#Chesapeake #niceweather #clouds #dogs #GunDogMorning
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Instagram is coming to iPad, 15 years later
Instagram is finally getting an iPad app, and it will feature Reels prominently on the homepage.Mia Sato (The Verge)
Jeremy Keith (@adactio@mastodon.social)
I’m seeing more and more companies referring to their tech stack as using “traditional machine learning” …presumably to distance themselves from the slopaganda of “AI” grifters before the bubble pops. 🔗 https://adactio.com/notes/22112Mastodon
爆発数時間前の恒星内部の変化を物語る？ 超新星残骸「カシオペヤ座A」の研究成果 - sorae 宇宙へのポータルサイト - YAYAFA
爆発数時間前の恒星内部の変化を物語る？ 超新星残骸「カシオペヤ座A」の研究成果 soraeYAYAFA
This history of Return / Enter / whatever it is on your keyboard is more fascinating and surprising than I expected. Worth reading:
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(via twostopbits.com/ which will be of interest to some of you, via tilde.zone/@movq/1151248132156… via @rk because Attribution Damnit™ as I was indoctrinated long ago and feel like indulging tonight.)
The day Return became Enter
A deep dive into the convoluted and fascinating story of one of the most important keys on the keyboardaresluna.org
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Happy birthday to photographer and musician Henry Stanford Diltz , Born today 6th September 1938.
#henrydiltz #photooftheday #music #photography
📸 Henry Diltz
Dino diz que STF avaliará validade e alcance da delação de Mauro Cid - Paulo Figueiredo
Ministro afirmou que a 1ª Turma decidirá sobre o peso das informações e os benefícios concedidos ao ex-ajudante de Bolsonaro O ministro do STF (Supremo Tribunal Federal) Flávio Dino afirmou nesta 5ª feira (4.set.Suhely Bueno (Paulo Figueiredo)
WTN #3: XSLT Heat, Cool Fedi Apps, Web UIs in Agents
Welcome to Web Technology News (WTN), my weekly newsletter tracking what's next on the web. As usual, I'm using the following three categories:
- Web platform
- Open social web
- Web + AI
Web Platform
"Should we remove XSLT from the web platform?" That question was asked by Google engineer Mason Freed on the WHATWG GitHub account a few weeks ago. "Its role within the web browser has been largely superseded by JavaScript-based technologies such as JSON+React," explained Freed, adding that it's now a big security risk in browsers.
Judging by the comments, one of the primary uses of XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations) is for "displaying RSS feeds pleasantly." Another commenter added that "XSLT is extensively used by podcast hosting companies to beautify their raw feeds." The discussion around this got heated, so the thread was locked to non-collaborators. A second thread also got locked.
In other news, Mozilla has launched a new front end for MDN: "We've intentionally targeted Baseline "Widely available" features when deciding on which ones to use, and polyfilling or progressively enhancing when using anything Baseline "Newly available"."
Staying with Mozilla, its newly hired Web Dev Relations Lead, Jake Archibald, took to Mastodon to promote Firefox v142. I like the video explanations.
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Let's get crazy now... I stumbled upon a couple of 'out there' ideas this week.
Hyperclay is a new product pitching itself as "Google Docs for interactive code." The site further explains:
"What if web apps were as simple to edit as documents? Hyperclay makes it possible: UI, logic, and data live in one self-modifying HTML file."
There's an excellent discussion about this on Hacker News. Hyperclay's developer, panphora, has also created a Markdown editor called Overtype.
I liked this web dev head-mash by Chris Shank: "This may look like my personal website, but it's not served via a traditional web server. Rather it's served from a service worker that proxies all network requests to a locally cloned git repository (stored in-browser)!"
Open Social Web
It's great to see Bluesky starting to have alternative servers (i.e. ones not owned and run by the Bluesky company). As reported by Laurens Hof in his Connected Places blog:
"Blacksky is taking further steps towards their own community platform within the ATmosphere, and have started inviting community members on their own Blacksky PDS servers. Blacksky has their own PDS migration tooling, Tektike, to help users transfer their account to a new PDS."
On the fedi side of the open social pond, Sean Tilley has written a roundup of the recent FediCon event in Canada. I was pleased to see this note from Sean:
"...there's some legitimately interesting developments happening with paying server admins, artists, and developers. I've written a bit about what Bandwagon and CrowdBucks are doing, and hopeful some collaboration can emerge between projects."
CrowdBucks is fairly new to me, but the following thread told me that Charles Iliya Krempeaux — a.k.a. reiver — is behind it (Charles also organized FediCon and is an active fediverse developer).
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Another cool-sounding open web app I came across this week:
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In Mastodon news, quote-posts are officially coming:
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Finally in this section, you might be interested in my blog post this week outlining my experiences with Ghost, Substack, Eleventy and WordPress. I focus in particular on Ghost's federation (I use Ghost to publish this newsletter).
Web + AI
Vercel is proposing a convention to include instructions to an LLM directly in HTML responses as <script type="text/llms.txt">. But standards be damned...in classic 'Marc Andreessen and the <img> tag' fashion, Vercel encourages its users to just go ahead and do it anyway: "[it] doesn't need to be a formal standard. You can just start using it now."
For my post on The New Stack this week, I interviewed the two creators of MCP-UI, an open source project that creates React or web components for agents. The technology is just 3 months old, but is already being used by Shopify and others. One of the founders, Ido Salomon, explained to me why it's using the HTML <iframe> element to ferry UI components to agents:
"I think MCP-UI, at its core, is fairly simple. It basically takes the building blocks of MCP [the parent protocol] — MCP has a way to respond not just with text, but with an embedded resource that can be anything. So the idea was, how do I take something like an embedded resource, get some consensus around when this embedded resource contains something. Then the host — you know, ChatGPT, whatever — can render it. And how does it run basically arbitrary code, that is unsafe, without harming the users. Iframe is kind of the only way to do that. And sandbox iframe in particular gives you an extra edge."
Web UIs in agents — it's a trend to watch. I have another post coming up early next week about MCP-UI, based on an interview with two Shopify engineers.
Meanwhile, Paul Kinlan from Google is calling for experimentation with hyperlinks in the AI age:
"LLMs also offer the practical tools to finally realize the promise of hypertext on the web itself. They are the enabling technology that can upgrade the humble <a> tag and make it truly “hyper.”"
Launched this week: Tidewave Web for Rails and Phoenix, "a coding agent that runs directly in the browser alongside your web application, in your own development environment, with full page and code context." (via Hacker News)
One More Thing
What's the point of vibe coding if...
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MCP-UI Creators on Why AI Agents Need Rich User Interfaces - The New Stack
We speak to the developers behind MCP-UI, a way to add React components or Web Components to agentic chats. This may be the future of the web.Richard MacManus (The New Stack)
chrome developers: we are thinking of dropping support for rendering RSS feeds as something other than garbage code. does anyone have any reasons not to do this?developers from many different backgrounds: yes, I rely on normal people being able to understand RSS for my business. dropping support will be disastrous for me because I can't rely on people to have some random extension installed.
chrome devs: OK well we're probably going to do it anyway because we can't be bothered to support web standards. uwu google is only a teensy wee company uwu
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Should we remove XSLT from the web platform?
What is the issue with the HTML Standard? XSLT v1.0, which all browsers adhere to, was standardized in 1999. In the meantime, XSLT has evolved to v2.0 and v3.0, adding features, and growing apart f...mfreed7 (GitHub)
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> 'AI' may likely get legal rights before the environment and animals
Corporations are themselves a kind of AI, with human minds as parameters. They already got legal rights of personhood before living nonhumans. A topic explored in the 2003 documentary The Corporation, which asks what kind of person a corporation is;
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Not sure I agree with Daryl's last statement. Donna Haraway's work and Bruno Latour's actor-network theory both suggest that the privileging of the animate is an aspect of our anthropocentrism. That it's no more "unscientific" to assume everything is conscious ("animism").
Anthropomorphism is arguably how we overcome solipsism, and recognise other humans as people with interior lives, like us. It's arguably the same mechanism that leads vegans to see nonhuman animals as people too.
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in reply to Strypey • • •An interesting take I respectfully disagree with. Animism is ancient, important to many cultures, & is not assailed when warning of the entrapments of assigning Being to machines; a promoted sentiment broadly exploited & dependent upon technical illiteracy. I discussed this in my Machine Cult lecture.
Further I do not believe we 'assign being' to other people by way of animism or anthropomorphic projection. It is innate - socio-biological, animal, essential (a topic for another day)
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@JulianOliver
> Animism ... is not assailed when warning of the entrapments of assigning Being to machines
I think we actually agree on this. But you said it better : )
I agree that assigning awareness to anything that outputs language is fallacious. We don't assume a vinyl player or a tape recorder have 'mindness' because they can spit out coherent natural language. Generative models are 3-dimensional recordings; encoding time as a navigable dimension, rather than just a line.
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OTOH I don't object to the idea that a computer has an emergent consciousness, equivalent to that of a stone carving. Both have had a kind of 'mindness' embedded in them, via humans. A Latourian would definitely see both as "actors" in a "network", in the special sense of those words as used in ANT.
But this is an animist claim, *not* a Hard AI claim. Very different, and as you say, not subject to the same critique.
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That aside, I was mainly commenting on the scientism involved in claiming that animist metaphysics are "unscientific", implying that materialist metaphysics is "scientific". When both are, by their very nature, beyond the realms of scientific investigation (science provides a ground for ontology only if it already assumes an ontology, etc).
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@JulianOliver
> I do not believe we 'assign being' to other people by way of animism or anthropomorphic projection
Maybe not. Sociopaths definitely do (or don't). By definition, they don't have any ...
> innate - socio-biological, animal, essential
... mechanisms for it. We do seem to need the aid of anthropomorphism to assign being to nonhuman animals. I would argue we also need it in day-to-day interactions with strangers outside our kin groups (buying a snack, riding a bus, etc).