Solving `Passport Application` with Haskell
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Solving `Passport Application` with Haskell

There’s a trend at the moment of solving online games with programming, let’s do one from the UK called Passport Application, which is developed by “His Majesty’s Passport Office” or HMPO. It’s a cultural phenomenon in the UK: despite being quite expensive (about £100 just to start) for the standard online version (a masterpiece of […]

OpenAI Loses 4 Key Researchers to Meta
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OpenAI Loses 4 Key Researchers to Meta

Four OpenAI researchers are leaving the company to go to Meta, two sources confirm to WIRED. Shengjia Zhao, Shuchao Bi, Jiahui Yu, and Hongyu Ren have joined Meta’s superintelligence team. Their OpenAI Slack profiles have been deactivated. The Information first reported on the departures. It’s the latest in a series of aggressive moves by Mark

Mattress Buying: In-Store or Online?
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Mattress Buying: In-Store or Online?

For stains, cracking, sagging, dents, or anything of that nature that happen over time, you’re probably out of luck, as this is very much in the early-on sort of scenario. Similarly, let’s say that the stitching of the cover comes undone or it’s clear that the bed wasn’t put together the way it should’ve been,

Fancy Airplane Seats Have Nowhere Left to Go—So What Now?
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Fancy Airplane Seats Have Nowhere Left to Go—So What Now?

Wellness is apparently becoming foundational to the premium cabin experience. Brown sees a future in biometric responsiveness—seats that passively monitor hydration and posture or adjust lighting to your circadian rhythm (Collins Aerospace has introduced its Hypergamut lighting system that purports to do just this.) “Designing with neurodivergent travellers and limited mobility in mind should be

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