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On Pedantry. : languagehat.com

languagehat.com·languagehat·27 days ago
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Back in 2020 I posted about the etymology of pedant; now I offer a very interesting review by Clare Bucknell (NYRB, May 14, 2026; archived) of On Pedantry: A Cultural History of the Know-It-All by Arnoud S. Q. Visser.…

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Mark Gatiss: fascism is not inevitable
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Mark Gatiss: fascism is not inevitable

New Statesman·NS Podcasts·27 days ago
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The Resistible rise of Arturo Ui, Bertolt Brecht's darkly comic allegory of authoritarianism is a play that straddles past and present. Written in 1941, it was conceived as a warning; a grotesque gang

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AI’s Clean Room Trick: Cloning Open Source Code Legally While Developers Watch in Horror
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AI’s Clean Room Trick: Cloning Open Source Code Legally While Developers Watch in Horror

WebProNews·Name·about 1 month ago
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Malus.sh uses AI for clean-room clones of open source code, dodging licenses legally but sparking ethics firestorm. Developers fear ecosystem collapse as corporations exploit free labor without giving back.

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Novels of the Future
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Novels of the Future

The New York Review of Books·Aaron Matz, Willa Glickman·about 2 months ago
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“Difficile est saturam non scribere: if you’re paying attention to present conditions, it’s difficult not to write satire,” writes Aaron Matz, quoting the Roman poet Juvenal, in a review of Dan Sperrin’s State of Ridicule from our March 26, 2026, issue.…

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