#pangram — Public Fediverse posts
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New Statesman | Art against the machine by Nabeel S. Qureshi
AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information.
The essay argues that the recent win of the AI‑generated short story “The Serpent in the Grove” in the Commonwealth Short Story Prize marks a grim literary milestone, exposing a loophole in prize rules that forbid AI assistance and prompting a scandal that demands stronger detection and enforcement, much like the anti‑cheating measures adopted in chess after high‑profile breaches. While AI can now produce large volumes of plausible prose—often littered with odd metaphors, repetitive “not X, but Y” constructions, and a humming‑like mechanical cadence identified by tools such as Pangram—the author stresses that true literary merit remains a fundamentally human endeavor rooted in lived experience, originality, and cultural depth, which AI cannot yet replicate. Consequently, literature should be viewed as an intrinsically human activity that will retain, and perhaps even increase, its value as AI dominates more instrumental fields; preserving the integrity of literary prizes and encouraging diverse, human‑authored work is essential to prevent a “mode collapse” where all writing sounds alike and to safeguard authentic cultural production.
Read more: https://www.newstatesman.com/science-tech/2026/05/art-against-the-machine
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New Statesman | Art against the machine by Nabeel S. Qureshi
AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information.
The essay argues that the recent win of the AI‑generated short story “The Serpent in the Grove” in the Commonwealth Short Story Prize marks a grim literary milestone, exposing a loophole in prize rules that forbid AI assistance and prompting a scandal that demands stronger detection and enforcement, much like the anti‑cheating measures adopted in chess after high‑profile breaches. While AI can now produce large volumes of plausible prose—often littered with odd metaphors, repetitive “not X, but Y” constructions, and a humming‑like mechanical cadence identified by tools such as Pangram—the author stresses that true literary merit remains a fundamentally human endeavor rooted in lived experience, originality, and cultural depth, which AI cannot yet replicate. Consequently, literature should be viewed as an intrinsically human activity that will retain, and perhaps even increase, its value as AI dominates more instrumental fields; preserving the integrity of literary prizes and encouraging diverse, human‑authored work is essential to prevent a “mode collapse” where all writing sounds alike and to safeguard authentic cultural production.
Read more: https://www.newstatesman.com/science-tech/2026/05/art-against-the-machine
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New Statesman | Art against the machine by Nabeel S. Qureshi
AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information.
The essay argues that the recent win of the AI‑generated short story “The Serpent in the Grove” in the Commonwealth Short Story Prize marks a grim literary milestone, exposing a loophole in prize rules that forbid AI assistance and prompting a scandal that demands stronger detection and enforcement, much like the anti‑cheating measures adopted in chess after high‑profile breaches. While AI can now produce large volumes of plausible prose—often littered with odd metaphors, repetitive “not X, but Y” constructions, and a humming‑like mechanical cadence identified by tools such as Pangram—the author stresses that true literary merit remains a fundamentally human endeavor rooted in lived experience, originality, and cultural depth, which AI cannot yet replicate. Consequently, literature should be viewed as an intrinsically human activity that will retain, and perhaps even increase, its value as AI dominates more instrumental fields; preserving the integrity of literary prizes and encouraging diverse, human‑authored work is essential to prevent a “mode collapse” where all writing sounds alike and to safeguard authentic cultural production.
Read more: https://www.newstatesman.com/science-tech/2026/05/art-against-the-machine
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New Statesman | Art against the machine by Nabeel S. Qureshi
AI generated summary, Read the full article for complete information.
The essay argues that the recent win of the AI‑generated short story “The Serpent in the Grove” in the Commonwealth Short Story Prize marks a grim literary milestone, exposing a loophole in prize rules that forbid AI assistance and prompting a scandal that demands stronger detection and enforcement, much like the anti‑cheating measures adopted in chess after high‑profile breaches. While AI can now produce large volumes of plausible prose—often littered with odd metaphors, repetitive “not X, but Y” constructions, and a humming‑like mechanical cadence identified by tools such as Pangram—the author stresses that true literary merit remains a fundamentally human endeavor rooted in lived experience, originality, and cultural depth, which AI cannot yet replicate. Consequently, literature should be viewed as an intrinsically human activity that will retain, and perhaps even increase, its value as AI dominates more instrumental fields; preserving the integrity of literary prizes and encouraging diverse, human‑authored work is essential to prevent a “mode collapse” where all writing sounds alike and to safeguard authentic cultural production.
Read more: https://www.newstatesman.com/science-tech/2026/05/art-against-the-machine
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Inspired by a post Elsewhere, I started looking for a Yiddish pangram. Couldn't find one. So I had a go at writing one:
איך וויל א חצי טרינק מן הסתם אויף דער שיכור טמבל קעץ פון זגרעב - לחיים!
Thoughts? (May not be very good Yiddish, my Yiddish is not great...)
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Inspired by a post Elsewhere, I started looking for a Yiddish pangram. Couldn't find one. So I had a go at writing one:
איך וויל א חצי טרינק מן הסתם אויף דער שיכור טמבל קעץ פון זגרעב - לחיים!
Thoughts? (May not be very good Yiddish, my Yiddish is not great...)
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Inspired by a post Elsewhere, I started looking for a Yiddish pangram. Couldn't find one. So I had a go at writing one:
איך וויל א חצי טרינק מן הסתם אויף דער שיכור טמבל קעץ פון זגרעב - לחיים!
Thoughts? (May not be very good Yiddish, my Yiddish is not great...)
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Inspired by a post Elsewhere, I started looking for a Yiddish pangram. Couldn't find one. So I had a go at writing one:
איך וויל א חצי טרינק מן הסתם אויף דער שיכור טמבל קעץ פון זגרעב - לחיים!
Thoughts? (May not be very good Yiddish, my Yiddish is not great...)
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Inspired by a post Elsewhere, I started looking for a Yiddish pangram. Couldn't find one. So I had a go at writing one:
איך וויל א חצי טרינק מן הסתם אויף דער שיכור טמבל קעץ פון זגרעב - לחיים!
Thoughts? (May not be very good Yiddish, my Yiddish is not great...)
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Pass all detectors using Hue Write!
Start for FREE at www.huewrite.com#fyp #huewrite #humanizer #turnitin #gptzero #quillbot #zerogpt #pangram #copyleaks
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Pangram tool: pangram checker and random pangram generator . That is, you can check whether the pangram sentence is being created here. And if you can't create a pangram sentence, you can create a pangram sentence by clicking the automatic button. You will have the opportunity to create sentences as you wish.
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New benchmark: Pangram 3.0 AI detector now claims 99.98% accuracy and introduces a four‑tier usage model, from casual checks to enterprise‑grade analysis. Curious how it stacks up against ChatGPT and other language models? Dive into the details. #AIDetector #Pangram #99.98Accuracy #ChatGPT
🔗 https://aidailypost.com/news/pangram-30-ai-detector-reports-9998-accuracy-adds-four-usage-tiers
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„Sphinx of Black Quartz“ (2019)
I'm torn between still liking this a whole lot and wanting to redo basically everything (typography, hands, placement of crystal) ^__^
https://jfml.eu/2019/04/illustration-sphinx-of-black-quartz/
I feel like thematic and atmosphere this is very similar to my recent „Song of Sirius“ ( https://jfml.eu/2025/08/illustration-song-of-sirius/ )
#JfmlArt #art #illustration #creative #DigitalArt #FediArt #CreativeToots #MastoArt #ArtistsOnMastodon #design #typography #pangram #statue #gothic #horror #crystal #BlackAndWhite
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„Sphinx of Black Quartz“ (2019)
I'm torn between still liking this a whole lot and wanting to redo basically everything (typography, hands, placement of crystal) ^__^
https://jfml.eu/2019/04/illustration-sphinx-of-black-quartz/
I feel like thematic and atmosphere this is very similar to my recent „Song of Sirius“ ( https://jfml.eu/2025/08/illustration-song-of-sirius/ )
#JfmlArt #art #illustration #creative #DigitalArt #FediArt #CreativeToots #MastoArt #ArtistsOnMastodon #design #typography #pangram #statue #gothic #horror #crystal #BlackAndWhite
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„Sphinx of Black Quartz“ (2019)
I'm torn between still liking this a whole lot and wanting to redo basically everything (typography, hands, placement of crystal) ^__^
https://jfml.eu/2019/04/illustration-sphinx-of-black-quartz/
I feel like thematic and atmosphere this is very similar to my recent „Song of Sirius“ ( https://jfml.eu/2025/08/illustration-song-of-sirius/ )
#JfmlArt #art #illustration #creative #DigitalArt #FediArt #CreativeToots #MastoArt #ArtistsOnMastodon #design #typography #pangram #statue #gothic #horror #crystal #BlackAndWhite
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„Sphinx of Black Quartz“ (2019)
I'm torn between still liking this a whole lot and wanting to redo basically everything (typography, hands, placement of crystal) ^__^
https://jfml.eu/2019/04/illustration-sphinx-of-black-quartz/
I feel like thematic and atmosphere this is very similar to my recent „Song of Sirius“ ( https://jfml.eu/2025/08/illustration-song-of-sirius/ )
#JfmlArt #art #illustration #creative #DigitalArt #FediArt #CreativeToots #MastoArt #ArtistsOnMastodon #design #typography #pangram #statue #gothic #horror #crystal #BlackAndWhite
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new #pangram :
cyborg's quest for jam vexed by zealous warp knight -
new #pangram :
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new #pangram :
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new #pangram :
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new #pangram :
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I found a seasonally-appropriate pangram to show off the Turritopsis Nutricula ink some more.
I think my favorite part was how the eyes on the ghost came out even though I didn't do that intentionally. Spooky.
#FountainPen #FountainPens #FountainPenInk #Spooky #Spoopy #Ghosts #Zombies #Pangram #InvisibleInk #UV #Ultraviolet #BlackLight
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I found a seasonally-appropriate pangram to show off the Turritopsis Nutricula ink some more.
I think my favorite part was how the eyes on the ghost came out even though I didn't do that intentionally. Spooky.
#FountainPen #FountainPens #FountainPenInk #Spooky #Spoopy #Ghosts #Zombies #Pangram #InvisibleInk #UV #Ultraviolet #BlackLight
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I found a seasonally-appropriate pangram to show off the Turritopsis Nutricula ink some more.
I think my favorite part was how the eyes on the ghost came out even though I didn't do that intentionally. Spooky.
#FountainPen #FountainPens #FountainPenInk #Spooky #Spoopy #Ghosts #Zombies #Pangram #InvisibleInk #UV #Ultraviolet #BlackLight
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I found a seasonally-appropriate pangram to show off the Turritopsis Nutricula ink some more.
I think my favorite part was how the eyes on the ghost came out even though I didn't do that intentionally. Spooky.
#FountainPen #FountainPens #FountainPenInk #Spooky #Spoopy #Ghosts #Zombies #Pangram #InvisibleInk #UV #Ultraviolet #BlackLight
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I found a seasonally-appropriate pangram to show off the Turritopsis Nutricula ink some more.
I think my favorite part was how the eyes on the ghost came out even though I didn't do that intentionally. Spooky.
#FountainPen #FountainPens #FountainPenInk #Spooky #Spoopy #Ghosts #Zombies #Pangram #InvisibleInk #UV #Ultraviolet #BlackLight
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In France, we have “Portez ce vieux whisky au juge blond qui fume” (“Bring that old whiskey to the blond smoking judge”) and I find it really… french since we manage to put alcohol and tobacco in an alexandrine just to make a #pangram. (far)
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In France, we have “Portez ce vieux whisky au juge blond qui fume” (“Bring that old whiskey to the blond smoking judge”) and I find it really… french since we manage to put alcohol and tobacco in an alexandrine just to make a #pangram. (far)
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In France, we have “Portez ce vieux whisky au juge blond qui fume” (“Bring that old whiskey to the blond smoking judge”) and I find it really… french since we manage to put alcohol and tobacco in an alexandrine just to make a #pangram. (far)
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In France, we have “Portez ce vieux whisky au juge blond qui fume” (“Bring that old whiskey to the blond smoking judge”) and I find it really… french since we manage to put alcohol and tobacco in an alexandrine just to make a #pangram. (far)
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In France, we have “Portez ce vieux whisky au juge blond qui fume” (“Bring that old whiskey to the blond smoking judge”) and I find it really… french since we manage to put alcohol and tobacco in an alexandrine just to make a #pangram. (far)
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#DidYouKnow:A #Pangram or holoalphabetic sentence is a sentence using every letter of a given alphabet at least once.
The best-known English pangram is "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog". It has been used since at least the late 19th century.
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#DidYouKnow:A #Pangram or holoalphabetic sentence is a sentence using every letter of a given alphabet at least once.
The best-known English pangram is "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog". It has been used since at least the late 19th century.
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#DidYouKnow:A #Pangram or holoalphabetic sentence is a sentence using every letter of a given alphabet at least once.
The best-known English pangram is "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog". It has been used since at least the late 19th century.
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#DidYouKnow:A #Pangram or holoalphabetic sentence is a sentence using every letter of a given alphabet at least once.
The best-known English pangram is "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog". It has been used since at least the late 19th century.
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#DidYouKnow:A #Pangram or holoalphabetic sentence is a sentence using every letter of a given alphabet at least once.
The best-known English pangram is "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog". It has been used since at least the late 19th century.
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Mistodon: when most artists design a logo, they don't design every single letterform in the alphabet. Here @littlebitspace demonstrates a #pangram, a phrase intended to demonstrate all the letters. This piece was included in the new unthemed MIST0625 artpack collection.
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Mistodon: when most artists design a logo, they don't design every single letterform in the alphabet. Here @littlebitspace demonstrates a #pangram, a phrase intended to demonstrate all the letters. This piece was included in the new unthemed MIST0625 artpack collection.
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Mistodon: when most artists design a logo, they don't design every single letterform in the alphabet. Here @littlebitspace demonstrates a #pangram, a phrase intended to demonstrate all the letters. This piece was included in the new unthemed MIST0625 artpack collection.
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Mistodon: when most artists design a logo, they don't design every single letterform in the alphabet. Here @littlebitspace demonstrates a #pangram, a phrase intended to demonstrate all the letters. This piece was included in the new unthemed MIST0625 artpack collection.
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Mistodon: when most artists design a logo, they don't design every single letterform in the alphabet. Here @littlebitspace demonstrates a #pangram, a phrase intended to demonstrate all the letters. This piece was included in the new unthemed MIST0625 artpack collection.
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@AuthorJMac https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangram has a few more! :)
For polish, "Zażółć gęślą jaźń" seems to be the shortest pangram that uses all polish special characters, as listed in the German wikipedia page at https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangramm#Polnisch.
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@AuthorJMac https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangram has a few more! :)
For polish, "Zażółć gęślą jaźń" seems to be the shortest pangram that uses all polish special characters, as listed in the German wikipedia page at https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangramm#Polnisch.
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@AuthorJMac https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangram has a few more! :)
For polish, "Zażółć gęślą jaźń" seems to be the shortest pangram that uses all polish special characters, as listed in the German wikipedia page at https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangramm#Polnisch.
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@AuthorJMac https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangram has a few more! :)
For polish, "Zażółć gęślą jaźń" seems to be the shortest pangram that uses all polish special characters, as listed in the German wikipedia page at https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangramm#Polnisch.
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@AuthorJMac https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangram has a few more! :)
For polish, "Zażółć gęślą jaźń" seems to be the shortest pangram that uses all polish special characters, as listed in the German wikipedia page at https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangramm#Polnisch.
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I saw a fun C programming problem, probably freshman homework: determine if a string is a "pangram" (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangram ). It's similar to exercise 1-14 in K&R: make a histogram of input characters.
Here's my (hopefully non-freshman) solution which accepts input from pipe/redirect, or command line arguments, or console input: https://github.com/ednl/c/blob/master/pangram.c
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I saw a fun C programming problem, probably freshman homework: determine if a string is a "pangram" (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangram ). It's similar to exercise 1-14 in K&R: make a histogram of input characters.
Here's my (hopefully non-freshman) solution which accepts input from pipe/redirect, or command line arguments, or console input: https://github.com/ednl/c/blob/master/pangram.c
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I saw a fun C programming problem, probably freshman homework: determine if a string is a "pangram" (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangram ). It's similar to exercise 1-14 in K&R: make a histogram of input characters.
Here's my (hopefully non-freshman) solution which accepts input from pipe/redirect, or command line arguments, or console input: https://github.com/ednl/c/blob/master/pangram.c
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I saw a fun C programming problem, probably freshman homework: determine if a string is a "pangram" (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pangram ). It's similar to exercise 1-14 in K&R: make a histogram of input characters.
Here's my (hopefully non-freshman) solution which accepts input from pipe/redirect, or command line arguments, or console input: https://github.com/ednl/c/blob/master/pangram.c