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[Erin Woo @erinkwoo]

Well over 100 Stanford students walked out of Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s commencement speech at Stanford just now, chanting “Free, free Palestine.” Google has a cloud contract with the Israeli government. Lots of boos and cries of “shame on you” as well

[GIGAZINE(ギガジン) @gigazine]

Ubuntuの開発環境をコマンド一発で構築できる「Omakub」がRuby on Railsの作者によって公開される、Omakubは「おまかせUbuntu」の略(2024)

[Dale @Dale9jip]

@hasantoxr https://t.co/g6MSfRbxQr

This is a good video with John Backus explaining the creation of Fortran and it’s r implementation. It’s good to hear it from the person that did it.👍

[Hasan Toor @hasantoxr]

An IBM mathematician spent 3 years convinced he was the worst programmer at his company at work.

He built to escape that embarrassment became the first high-level programming language in history. Every line of code running on Earth today traces back to that one act of shame.

His name was John Backus.

He was born in 1924 in Philadelphia, the son of a wealthy stockbroker who expected him to follow the same path. He failed out of the University of Virginia. He dropped out of Haverford College. He enrolled in a medical program in the Army and decided he hated medicine. He spent years doing exactly nothing the conventional way.

Then one afternoon in 1945 he walked past a radio repair shop in New York and got talking to the owner and ended up building a radio from scratch in the shop's back room. Surprising thing is he had never done it before. He stayed for hours. When he left he knew what he wanted to study.

He taught himself mathematics and got into Columbia. From Columbia he walked into IBM in 1950 with a degree and no idea what he was doing.

He learned to program on machines that had no business being programmed. IBM computers in 1950 spoke in machine code. Raw binary. Every instruction written as a string of ones and zeros that told the hardware exactly which switches to flip. There were no shortcuts. No syntax. No vocabulary a human brain could hold in its head.

The programmers who were good at it held the entire machine inside their minds. They saw the binary and felt the logic. Backus could not do this. He wrote programs that were slow, tangled, and embarrassing next to what his colleagues were producing. He was not the worst programmer at IBM. But he believed he was, which amounted to the same thing.

He started building a tool to help himself. Not out of ambition. Out of humiliation.

The idea was simple to the point of seeming naive. He wanted to write mathematical expressions in something that looked like mathematics, not machine code, and have the computer translate them automatically into the binary the hardware needed. He called the project a "formula translation" system. His colleagues thought it was a nice idea that would never work.

The problem everyone could see was speed. Machine code written by a skilled human would always run faster than code generated by an automatic translator. The translator had to make guesses. Guesses meant inefficiency. Inefficiency meant the whole project was a toy.

Backus spent three years proving them wrong.

In 1957 IBM released FORTRAN to its customers. The first compiled programming language in history. The translator Backus built was so efficient that the code it generated ran at speeds within 20 percent of hand-written machine code. Not a toy. Not a curiosity. A working tool that let scientists and engineers write programs in expressions their own minds had generated, and watch the machine execute them.

The adoption was immediate and total. Scientists who had spent careers translating their equations into machine code by hand were suddenly writing programs in hours instead of weeks. Labs that had used IBM machines for narrow tasks started using them for everything. The market for computing changed overnight.

Then something happened that nobody predicted. Other people started building other languages using the same idea. COBOL. LISP. ALGOL. BASIC. Every language built its own translator using the architectural logic FORTRAN had demonstrated. The idea that a computer could read something resembling human thought, rather than the other way around, was now a proof of concept that anyone could extend.

Every programming language that has ever existed was built on the answer to the question Backus asked because he was ashamed of the code he was writing.

He won the Turing Award in 1977. The committee citation said his work had made it possible for more people to use computers for more things than any other single development in the history of computing.

He said in the acceptance speech that he had not set out to change computing. He had set out to stop writing bad code.

The gap between what you are bad at and what you are trying to fix is usually where the real invention lives.

[まりなちゃん @t2PrW6hArJWQR5S]

何度も言うけど、公職選挙法に違反していたこ��は明らかなんだから、高市内閣は総辞職して、これまで作った法案を全て廃案にして、選挙をやり直さなくていけない。法的な正当性のない政権が改憲に直結する国民投票法をいじるなんてとんでもないことなんだよ。気が狂った話なんだよ。https://t.co/EEhiWRFStD

[毬谷友子 🕊 TOMOKO MARIYA @mariyatomoko]

これを読んで下さい。
そういう事です。

[♥ℛ ༘まな ᕱ⑅ᕱ:.* ♡ @RoseVivienelove]

イギリスの方々がドン引きな理由が分かりましたよ❗️

何と高市早苗はクリアファイルに
サッチャーの写真を入れて
わざと見せてアピールして歩いていた
んですよ！😰

イギリスの首相スターマーはサッチャー嫌いで有名なのにクリアファイルに
サッチャーの写真を入れて謎の1人行進をして歩いてるんですよ。

みんなドン引きなんです。

高市早苗が安倍元首相の写真をクリアファイルに入れてわざと見せて伊勢神宮を歩いてたときの二の舞なんです。

人の遺影をクリアファイルに入れて
出歩くとか日本人の感覚にはない。

イギリスの方々が怪訝になるその感覚、正解なんです。

早苗は日本の憲政史上最悪の首相であり
常識もないんです❗️
恥ずかしすぎる😰

誰だよこの高市早苗を総理にしたのは⁉️

イギリスの怪訝な顔は、これが理由です。

[にじねこ @murasakimidoota]

18日にヤバイ法案が可決されそうです！！コレを止めないと、改憲も止められない！！
本当に、憲法へ変えて戦争の出来る国にしてしまっていいのですか？
#国民投票法改正法案に反対します
#国民投票法改正案について報道してください

[とうしろう（5号）守若 冬史郎🙄 @tourouken555]

お前らの給料を3割カットしろよ！😬✊

高齢者はただでさえ年金が少ないのに、
3割カットするなんてふざけるな😡

政治家は自分たちの給与を守り、
国民の年金や生活を犠牲にするのか？
まずは議員歳費を3���カットして手本を示せ！

[某 @Kin2Ash]

クールージャパンで
プリオンだらけ。

[町山智浩 @TomoMachi]

クールジャパン、本当にひどい。クリエイターに回す気が最初から一切無かった

[毬谷友子 🕊 TOMOKO MARIYA @mariyatomoko]

これは自民党の改憲草案。
改めて見て下さい。
国民の主権は奪われ、基本的人権も奪われている。

「まさか本当にそんな事するわけないでしょう」という気持ちは本当に
捨てた方がいいと思う。

皇室まで土足で踏み込んで行く人達だという事実を本気で受け止めた方がいい。

[某 @Kin2Ash]

聴いて欲しい。
https://t.co/tCEb1wPSUh

[某 @Kin2Ash]

しらスタが決めている

[鮎川麻弥 @mamiayukawa]

#鮎川麻弥 愛車「 #フィガロ 」車検無事に通過❣️相棒歴、36年目に入りました(^^)// ブログ更新😘
#ヴィンテージカー #日産
https://t.co/pkv7kAtZlD

[某 @Kin2Ash]

そして本当に国民���必要となれば天皇として国民の幸せの象徴として戻ればいい。今は仕事や趣味や配偶者を見つけて幸せを享受して欲しい。

[某 @Kin2Ash]

最近考えが変わりました。
悠仁様が天皇になったとする。
AIが色々な場面で代わって対応する事になる。
外国の方との会食も通訳がAIと対話するし、
Live も同時差し替えで問題なし。
愛子様は、御所から離れて母親の分も幸せになって欲しい。

[0xFuck.ETH @0x404page]

卧槽兄弟们，GitHub 上真的有一堆免费到离谱的项目。

很多能力已经能直接干掉你正在月付的软件。

1. TradingAgents
AI 多 Agent 量化交易框架
https://t.co/TUb3q0uILN…

2. LibreChat
一个界面接入 ChatGPT、Claude、Gemini 等多个模型
https://t.co/UUMftLSOU4…

3. HyperFrames
HeyGen 开源的视频生成引擎
https://t.co/OZKS8R1qnj…

4. Fincept Terminal
开源版彭博终端
https://t.co/3QGYCnWJqV…

5. MoneyPrinterTurbo
AI 一键生成短视频
https://t.co/XenuwHKMwg…

6. Agentic Inbox
Cloudflare 开源 AI 邮件助手
https://t.co/g92N5IMxIG…

7. VoxCPM
AI 声音克隆工具
https://t.co/nWDB88AF0m

8. Flowsint
开源 OSINT 情报分析工具
https://t.co/dNp65L5v0e…

9. agent-skills
Claude Code 技能库
https://t.co/y7RnzfKJT8…

10. Nango
开源 API 集成平台
https://t.co/xBK94t6Pgj

兄弟们，这些真不是玩具项目。

很多你还在交月费的软件，GitHub 上已经有人做出开源平替了。

一句话：

别只会收藏 AI 工具网站了。

真正狠的东西，很多都藏在 GitHub 里。

[市井のヒト🍉 @6jfvujesaPJ4ILM]

NHKがこの部分をカットして放送したそうなので��
それはあまりにも酷いと思います
リポストさせて頂きます。

[某 @Kin2Ash]

最近考えが変わりました。
悠仁様が天皇になったとする。
AIが色々な場面で代わって対応する事になる。
外国の方との会食も通訳がAIと対話するし、
Live も同時差し替えで問題なし。
愛子様は、御所から離れて母親の分も幸せになって欲しい。

[🇮🇷🇵🇸🇯🇵 Thoton Akimoto @AkimotoThn]

🌸皇位継承緊急アンケート

次の天皇は...

①愛子さまがなるべき

②悠仁さまがなるべき

③佳子さまがなるべき

④天皇制は廃止し、皇居は都営住宅にすべき

[町山智浩 @TomoMachi]

今すぐにでも全国的に「旧宮家養子案反対」「女性天皇支持」デモやらないと！

[某 @Kin2Ash]

本人も日本国民も哀れ��

[Seisu_Ken @Seisu_Ken]

衆院選ではこんな動画を１万個も作ってばらまき、さらに金を使っ���、SNSは右を見ても左を見てもサナエ・サナエ・サナエ状態にして、サナエさんかわいい、サナエさん一生懸命、サナエさんすばらしい、という空気を盛り上げ・・・、
こんな選挙が許されるとでも思うのか？