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Thunderbird's roadmap:
developer.thunderbird.net/plan

TL;DR: kill XUL and a bunch of other 20th-century cruft that's slowing down development and making the whole thing look outdated.

#mozilla #thunderbird

@satanasur Things are more complex than that. iirc, there were several versions of those machines, only a subset of which were actually built, and the whole enterprise of actually using them wasn't straightforward, either (math calculations vs general computations). There was correspondence and collaboration between and . Some ideas were published, other kept private. Thus the confusion.

From the archive entitled
_“Ada Lovelace was the First Programmer in History”_
(note: [she was not](bbvaopenmind.com/en/technology)), now comes

_“The Construction of Brooklyn Bridge is Mostly a Tale of Female Empowerment Against all Odds”_

reddit.com/r/MensRights/commen

Read also subsequent comments by OP.

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It just dawned on me that we can recycle all of the good emacs jokes on VScode!

Like, VSCode might be a nice operating system, shame it lacks an editor one could use :awesome:

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**Mismatching epistemological hierarchies** explain perhaps a quarter of that end up unproductive or even bitter for me.

I wouldn't dare define my _Pyramid of Sources of without giving it some careful thought first, but… a first approximation:

💡 **Quantitative data or stats that are either common knowledge or directly accessible to most people** (eg, no. of seats in the Spanish Parliament, minimum height of all outside doors in Granada Cathedral).
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💡 **Quantitative data or stats issued by sources commonly understood to be authoritative and unbiased** (eg, average size of all dentist's offices in Norway according to the Ministry of Health).
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💡 **Old, peer-reviewed, published meta-analyses that are accessible** (eg via ) **to most people**.
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💡 **Old, peer-reviewed, published meta-analyses**.
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💡 **Old, peer-reviewed, published papers**.
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💡 **Peer-reviewed, published papers**.
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💡 **Peer-reviewed papers**.
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💡 **Reports, surveys, research, whitepapers, polls** — with a wild degree of confidence, depending on the particulars (see _parameters_ below).
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💡 **Published books, theatrical documentaries**.
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💡 **Self-published books, self-produced documentaries**.
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💡 **Long blog posts with links to secondary sources**.
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💡 **Newspaper articles** fall somewhere around here.
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💡 **Blog posts**.
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💡 **Online videos, tweets, screenshots, photos, voice messages, viral clips, copied-and-pasted quotes, hearsay, anecdote, feeling, hunch, rumour, revelation**.

In all cases, the bigger these **parameters**, the higher a particular moves up my hierarchy:

🔺 Sample size.
🔺 No. ot times result has been reproduced.
🔺 Boringness of result (ie, how common-sensical and unsurprising it seems to the average person).
🔺 Parsimoniousness (ie, simplicity) of interpretations given for result.
🔺 Awkwardness of result for parties involved (ie, how inconvenient it is for the interests of authors themselves).

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