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by _kb 1y ago
There’s a fairly pragmatic discussion in that exact topic with Linus here: https://youtu.be/VHHT6W-N0ak .
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by _kb 1y ago
Maximising paperclip production too.
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by _kb 1y ago
There’s lots more too, in various forms depending on what you’re hauling: https://cargobike.guide/
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by _kb 1y ago
Alternatively, a mini wheel attachment for instant penny farthing, similar to https://bicymple.com/ .
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by _kb 1y ago
Nautical charts too: https://www.admiralty.co.uk/charts . There’s an astonishing good balance of density and clarity of information needed to make these useful. This then also has to translate across both physical and screen
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by _kb 1y ago
More discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43942194
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Cosmos-482 descent craft re-entry prediction(blogs.esa.int)
26 points by _kb 1y ago|5 comments
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by _kb 1y ago
Live view of the grid status, phase, and frequency as everything comes back online: https://gridradar.net/en/wide-area-monitoring-system
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by _kb 1y ago
Which is why the long tail impact of current times is frankly terrifying.
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by _kb 1y ago
Extending that, WASM execution could be interesting to explore.
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by _kb 1y ago
Queenslander here. There’s also a fairly well equipped imaging centre that’s being testing this form of diagnosis for 5 years: https://acemid.centre.uq.edu.au/research/cre-skin-imaging-an...
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Jensen Huang on GPUs [video](youtube.com)
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by _kb 2y ago
PTP [1] is a common approach to time sync in these scenarios. It provides sub-microsecond accuracy for when working on a LAN. This is used behind most products, software, and protocol suites in the real-time media space. [1]: https:/&
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by _kb 2y ago
And a `git push -f` on physically separated key switches that require two people to operate.
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by _kb 2y ago
Ford already has a patent for that [1] and Jeep has already started doing it [2] “by accident”. [1]: https://au.pcmag.com/cars-auto/107185/ford-patents-in-car-ad... [2]: https://fortune.com/2025&#x
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by _kb 2y ago
While everyone is here considering their life choices (at least as far as they relate to ~/.gitconfig), highly recommend delta [1] as a companion to the git cli. [1]: https://dandavison.github.io/delta/
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by _kb 2y ago
If you extrapolate this to larger / more bureaucratic organisations this is a change advisory board. You advise that change X will happen to system Y at time Z along with details of prep work, risks, and conditions for back-out. This g
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by _kb 2y ago
FFI is inherently unsafe. That interfacing means wrapping the C API in a safe interface based on some set of invariants. If they don't hold, then you're in undefined behaviour territory. See https://doc.rust-lang.org&#x
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by _kb 2y ago
This is a great paradigm to pair with a suicide linux dev env.
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by _kb 2y ago
Ah, of course. I misspoke on that name. I may be showing my age here but the gen 1 papyrus displays were horrid. The scribes constantly complained about it muddying their quills.
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by _kb 2y ago
You’re also forgetting the original leather bound MacBooks and the somewhat contentious introduction of reverse scroll, with calligraphy on both sides!
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by _kb 2y ago
Even in the absence of other work/history, these are literally slides from a talk they gave on the topic, promoting a tool ( https://deps.dev ) to help more people understand and approach the problem.
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by _kb 2y ago
You may want to review the author's background before dismissing their points for not being in a shiny deck. I guess your point about it feeling handcrafted holds, if you count the character encoding.
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by _kb 2y ago
Toddler scribbles are in fact marshmallow yield curves.
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by _kb 2y ago
I assume it's changes since then, but this is from 2021: https://atscaleconference.com/conveyor-continuous-deployment... . There's also a good paper on the approaches to configuration management here: https:/
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by _kb 2y ago
You don’t just rebuild the VMs. You burn the DC and start again from scratch. That’s exactly what Cloudflare had to do: https://blog.cloudflare.com/thanksgiving-2023-security-incid...
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by _kb 2y ago
That’s a feature not a bug. We congregate here, from all over the world, to discuss tech adjacent nerdy and learn from each other. Not US politics.
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by _kb 2y ago
Try using `-Lamport` to filter the latex results.
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by _kb 2y ago
Practice. Don't just read, binge YouTube, or click through banal tutorials with a misplaced hope of learning through osmosis. You learn math by doing math. Most likely without a computer. It's unpleasant as you will be quite bad a
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by _kb 2y ago
Equal parts annoying and fun. Copying an old comment ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35523969#35531850 ). --- In an environment I worked there were multichannel audio recordings that are archived. The archival recordin

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