the dailywebthing archives
the dailywebthing archives
the dailywebthing archives was established in April, 2023. This site contains all content from the dailywebthing linkport and dailywebthing daily pointers, both of which were discontinued that month. Link validation is carried out regularly to assure a positive browsing experience for our users.
What remains are thousands of validated links to diversions, resources, and other links in a number of categories. Explore and enjoy!
Please visit the i.webthings hub for newly-curated links - the hub is updated 2-3 times weekly. –joe jenett
Category: research
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We hope the data contained within Data Commons will be useful to students, researchers, and enthusiasts across different disciplines.
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âarticles from arXiv.org as responsive HTML5 web pagesâ
arXivLabs recently announced its new experimental way to access content, ar5iv. Itâs still a work in progress – ânot a live preview service.â
Related: See arXiv.org e-Print archive (08/03/15)
investigating âartificial intelligence, language, and democracyâ
Note: Big kudos for the cool cursor!
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