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kieranhealy.org
Recently Tyler Cowen asked whether there has been progress in Philosophy. Agnes Callard wrote a thoughtful reply, saying amongst other things: We don't demand progress in the fields of fashion or literature, because these things please us. Philosophy, by contrast, is bitter, and we want to know what good it will do us, and when, finally, it will be over. It is not pleasant to be told that maybe you don't know who you are, or how to treat your friends, or how to be happy. |
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research.google
[AI summary] This collection of publications highlights Google's advancements in software engineering, including ML-assisted code reviews, automated program verification for Rust, and secure-by-design ecosystem strategies. |
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massterlist.com
In a political culture where narrative consensus about controversy forms quickly and is hard to shake, you come here, we trust, for counterintuitive takes. So here's one: the legislative deadlock that left a slew of high-profile bills marooned on a sandbar last week isn't necessarily a bad thing. Yes, we're talking about the same end-of-session [...] |
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www.huffpost.com
The Education Department is being cut in half, and every part of the agency is being hit by the layoffs. |
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