Gadfly (-booq-)

Actually the Cain and Abel story is about how capitalism is destructive to public transit.

This is because as it is written "she conceived and bore Cain, saying, “I have bought [CANiti] a man with the help of the LORD.",

and Abel commutes.

@jaseg@chaos.social

The explicit delimiters matter because OpenType does not provide a convenient, universally reliable “this is the beginning/end of the shaping run” test.

Am I wrong, or is this a clear legit use-case for U+000E/U+000F ␎ /␏, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shift_Out_and_Shift_In_characters ? (The "ugh, but that sucks to type" still applies, and also for various other reason nahh, but teCHNICALLY--?)

Bundism (disambiguation)
Topics referred to by the same term

Bundism may refer to:

* Bundism, a historical Jewish Marxist-Socialist and secular political movement centered in Eastern Europe in the early 20th c., which clashed with Bolshevism (Jewish & non-Jewish), Socialist Zionism, the orthodox Aggudath Israel, assimilationism (political & cultural), and various non-Jewish nationalisms, and participated in the rise of Yiddishism
* Bundism, a mid-20th-c.-to-21st-c. Yiddishist secular social movement, involved in Jewish community and social intitutions and in progressive and socialist politics, especially in Melbourne, Toronto, Israel, etc.
* Bundism, a Jewish anti-Zionist political and cultural movement in the early 21st c. with associations to anarchism and progressivism
* sometimes used in relation to Jewish Diasporism, an Autonomist political ideology being re-developed in non-Zionist, anti-Zionist, and socialist Jewish circles in the early 21st c.

See Also:
* nu, tzvei yidden--!

At-Large Language Models.

@irrlicht@social.lithio.fr Going based on the vibes I picked up -- nothing I could find for the bit I looked was directed at e.g. self-managed researchers -- common themes were:

• don't rely on memory to remember facts/context, get it written for reference
• get a framework to work within
• make learning as stoppable/resumable as possible, so you can just head-down-tap-out-walk and resume later
• audio is easier to listen to at hard times -- rewinding and relistening is useful (I think? I can't find where I read/thought that)

Based on that, some not-expert-advice-just-me-mouthing-off is, thoughts that come to me are maybe--

• first thing seeing a paper, make an outline of the headings, with spaces for notes.
  • Only then go back to the start and start filling in the outline with the info from the paper
• if you don't morally object to any LLM stuff, maybe look into some of the text->audio tools they make? the times I've unintentionally ran into that it was..janky but functional for some uses

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@irrlicht@social.lithio.fr For

And more generally, any guidance on how to fulfill one's special interest ... when reading complicated document or long ones is impossible anymore?

my first thought was "concussion recovery has similar limitations, and given the amount of students with concussions there might be more resources written under that topic",

but a quick search points to.. kinda yes, but also a lot of it is kinda generic study-habit stuff.

I could link what I found if you want? (Also sorry if this was like, the yeah-obvious-first-thing you thought of and this is not a helpful comment.)