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    <summary type="html">A brain-dump about antimemetics: ideas that resist transmission, the four kinds I keep noticing, and why LLMs may be the greatest anti-meme generators we've built.</summary>
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    <summary type="html">A paranoid take on AI narratives, Hacker News, and the incentive structures behind &quot;helpful&quot; AI tools.</summary>
    <title type="html">They Stole Our Code, Now They Want Our Brains</title>
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    <summary type="html">AI has changed the experience of being an engineer, starving my Thinker side while satisfying the Builder ...</summary>
    <title type="html">I miss thinking hard.</title>
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    <summary type="html">A library to handle N-dimensional arrays with Numpy-level ergonomics is possible in Rust.</summary>
    <title type="html">A journey to scripting Rust: Array Rank Polymorphism</title>
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    <summary type="html">My dreams is being able to code with the abstraction level and elegance of Haskell, without all the roadblocks and inefficiencies that comes with it, and maybe Rust is the answer ...</summary>
    <title type="html">Who needs Haskell?, Straight to Rust Hell.</title>
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    <summary type="html">The more general is a piece of knowledge the least likely is for you to learn it with on-demand learning ...</summary>
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    <summary type="html">More than an article or a blog, this is a journey. A journey without a final destination, other than learning. In this journey, fractal trees are just the ship. The truly important objective is all the cool things we will learn by riding this ship</summary>
    <title type="html">Fractal trees: Recursion, quaternions and optimization.</title>
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