Richard Stallman on ChatGPT(stallman.org)
21 points by colesantiago | 10 comments
First screen, captured .
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The History of Electronic Mail(multicians.org)
26 points by bpierre | 22 comments
Lisping at JPL (2002)(flownet.com)
159 points by adityaathalye | 62 comments
A Schism in the OpenPGP World(lwn.net)
111 points by todsacerdoti | 212 comments
History of T (2001)(paulgraham.com)
64 points by swatson741 | 19 comments
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