jjtheblunt

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by jjtheblunt 4mo ago
which network?
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by jjtheblunt 4mo ago
apple silicon is virtualization capable and the UTM app (on the app store, but open source so you can build it too) wraps Apple's hypervisor framework, allows me to run on my macbook air (m2 earlier, recently updated to m5 just to get
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by jjtheblunt 4mo ago
the analogy (even if humorous) isn't exact, since i can have apple silicon's hypervisor running macos and fedora/arm and arch/arm all concurrently, and can have full desktop environments on the linux instances, full-scre
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by jjtheblunt 4mo ago
Apple's own hypervisor framework is close enough to what you said that i run Fedora and Arch Linux builds via the UTM app, set to use Apple Silicon virtualization (_not_ emulation), which is a wrapper around said framework. it's e
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by jjtheblunt 4mo ago
> Politeness avoids a trillion sharp edges. i've never seen that before, and what a great phrase! Also, i'm in the US and don't know why this exists, but recently see this all over. https://www.liftedtrucks.
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by jjtheblunt 4mo ago
> I think this illustrates ... why a very small wealth tax can be used for a lot of good in society. isn't the accrued billion dollars what remains after a much larger amount was taxed at roughly 50%? (of course could be spread acro
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by jjtheblunt 4mo ago
pedantic digression alert: I think I need to go on a one man adventure to correct English, and French and German speakers could help, because titles like these catch my eye. it should say "What if Palantir's logo _were_ square?&qu
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by jjtheblunt 4mo ago
totally understand about winters and miss them, personally. i'm from pretty near toronto but us side of the border, a bit further west.
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by jjtheblunt 4mo ago
if you're living where you were born, how can you be an expat?
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by jjtheblunt 4mo ago
where in Canada? i've _never_ heard that, but if so, great.
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by jjtheblunt 4mo ago
> We are moving out of the country at the end of August. Is the assertion there are no places for her to enjoy doing what she's great at, without leaving the country, in private industry? Genuinely curious.
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by jjtheblunt 4mo ago
(Theo Gray is in there too; he built the notebook interface, was introduced by SJ to show it at some event. Theo's parents were math profs in Urbana and I studied under his dad one summer, house-sat, and I too had NeXTstep access an
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by jjtheblunt 4mo ago
I had it in an engineering inner sanctum of Apple. had used it since it came out in 1988 on campus in Illinois, and folks in Apple definitely knew it. Not sure who all was doing what with it.
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by jjtheblunt 4mo ago
Proofs and Refutations is a great book https://a.co/d/0cXTgHgv
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by jjtheblunt 4mo ago
what issues are you referencing?
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by jjtheblunt 4mo ago
i run linux on both in arch and fedora versions with zero problems, by using the hypervisor framework of macos and wsl2 (wrapper for hyperv). do you need a more direct than hypervisor access to some hardware?
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by jjtheblunt 4mo ago
> ... highly integrated Linux environment that works seamlessly on your Mac. ... Which kernel is running, and is it hosted in hypervisor.framework, as is done with UTM (when not using the qemu mode)?
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by jjtheblunt 5mo ago
that's not circular though
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by jjtheblunt 5mo ago
true!
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by jjtheblunt 5mo ago
Would point to point laser seem like it's RF and not readily snooped without detection?
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by jjtheblunt 5mo ago
it's disgusting these scammers just get to keep on scamming with no consequences
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by jjtheblunt 5mo ago
> Happily, this practice is illegal in California. that's totally irrelevant: Conde Nast for Wired is a shameless offender, for example. took me hours to cancel some autorenewing subscription i never subscribed for, perhaps enable
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by jjtheblunt 5mo ago
that looks like reinvesting profits from innovation in hopes of more innovation
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by jjtheblunt 5mo ago
> American lost engineering culture everywhere except software microprocessor design : Apple Silicon and lately Intel Panther Lake and later?
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by jjtheblunt 5mo ago
agreed with your general point that I'm having to look across multiple different news sources, each _not_ specialized in financial/economic news, to attempt to reconstruct viewpoints not propagandized by whomever. in my case I loo
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by jjtheblunt 5mo ago
never tried so I don't know. it's easy for you to fire it up and try though
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by jjtheblunt 5mo ago
(typo, i think). cheese was moved?
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by jjtheblunt 5mo ago
I do this nonstop using the UTM app in Apple Silicon virtualization, not QEMU, mode. I've done this from M2, M2 Max, and M5 machines, it basically wraps the hypervisor.framework (or the current name) and i had used Asahi on an M1 bef
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by jjtheblunt 5mo ago
Deutsche Welle and usually Reuters, sometimes AP News. To your point, it _is_ somewhat random
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by jjtheblunt 5mo ago
i'm glad reading your comment, because i nearly always get that feeling with FT articles, and very often with Economist patronizing subset of articles.

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