chronicler

Should a high school production of Hamlet in 2022 be required to pay royalties to the 13th-century chronicler Saxo Grammaticus?

We know the history because of a Medieval chronicler that was from Meissen in Saxony, and the chronicle is called Deeds of Bishops of the Hamburg Church, because it focusses on Hamburg.

Kind of a human institutional knowledge repository, plus a kind of brand ambassador to the developer community, plus mentor to younger engineers, plus chronicler.

I don't see how it stands when you can open a Roman chronicler and right away he's writing about women.

I don't doubt that the man was a skillful writer, but I have little time for a historical chronicler I can't believe.

Michael Abrash is an excellent chronicler of technical history.

For me though, more than anything else Rohmer is remembered as the chronicler of bourgeois ennui - certainly there is a political dimension here but it is ambivalent.

Original title: >‘The Democrats Still May Not Understand What They're Dealing With’ >A Silicon Valley chronicler on the increasingly radical politics of Elon Musk, David Sacks and Mark Zuckerberg.

> Tanner Greer uses Oswald Spengler, the original chronicler of the decline of genius back in 1914, to point out our current genius downturn.

In 1889 Bernhard killed himself with strychnine, after which Elisabeth started her career as a fake chronicler by writing a book aimed at creating a much nicer and 'Aryan' image of Bernhard and the colony than the truth would have allowed.

Ah, Caitlin Flanagan, chronicler of the many modest tribulations of the upper middle class, back again to tell us about the immense anxiety she experienced when, um, she sat through the sales pitch she signed up for.

For instance, the linked to article portrays Matt Yglesias' article like this: > Vox co-founder Matthew Yglesias, court chronicler of the neoliberal status quo, seemed to whitewash his own entanglements by crediting Bankman-Fried’s money with helping Democrats in the 2020 elections – sidestepping the likelihood that the money was effectively embezzled.

Friends and colleagues try to make sense of the entertainment industry’s brashest chronicler." She died in October 2022.

The Cyrillic script has weird origins (the first known chronicler in it was some Novgorod priest Upir Оfeigr; his first name sounds like "vampire").

Narayan, that great chronicler of India in simpler times", times were never "simpler").

FTA: "Sixteenth-century English chronicler Raphael Holinshed wrote that, when consumed moderately, whisky’s many medicinal benefits include preventing the “head from whirling, the tongue from lisping...

Chronicler records sources of nondeterminism while allowing execution of the deterministic parts of the program and thus guarantees that you will get to the exact state at which the program crashed.

In other words, I'm treating the LLM as a Chronicler, summarizing and reproducing what others have previously written, rather than as a Historian trying to determine the underlying truth of what occurred.