kaladin-jasnah

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by kaladin-jasnah 5mo ago
To be fair, I have done things I don't really agree with in the past morally and I couldn't really stand myself or grow as a technologist. The lack of morality in what I did made me work slowly and poorly. So it makes things hard.
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by kaladin-jasnah 5mo ago
Well, the result of my search is that I'm going to join a PhD program instead (and seemingly not doing something that is a brains-for-cheap scheme to optimize Meta's AI accelerators). I also more or less gave up my interest in doi
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by kaladin-jasnah 5mo ago
As a new grad, I think a lot of the companies that have respectable goals to me only hire at the senior level. So what am I supposed to do, go do something I deeply disagree with for a few years so I can eventually work on something respect
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by kaladin-jasnah 5mo ago
This selects for people who excel at taking tests. Sure, there may not be a better alternative, but as an empirical measure I learned just about nothing in my test heavy college courses, as I was incentivized to cram for the exams and purge
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by kaladin-jasnah 5mo ago
> I’m sure we need people like that Is that because if all people in the software industry cared about the subject and technology more than the money, we would be overworked for low wages? Eg. in the video games industry? On the flip sid
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Numworks Graphing Calculator(numworks.com)
5 points by kaladin-jasnah 5mo ago|0 comments
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by kaladin-jasnah 6mo ago
> No operating systems, no processor design, Meta bought Rivos, and as far as I can see do a ton of work related to Linux kernel stuff (I heard about this in the context of eBPF). But datacenter side, not consumer.
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by kaladin-jasnah 6mo ago
Hah, I heard about this at VCF East this year, but didn't get to check out the exhibit. There was another MC server demo running on old Macs IIRC. Shame the event was cut short due to a bomb threat.
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by kaladin-jasnah 6mo ago
> I’d learned enough by then to know that P.G.P. relies on public-key cryptography. > So does Bitcoin. A Bitcoin user has two keys: a public key, from which an address is derived that acts as a digital safe deposit box; and a private
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by kaladin-jasnah 6mo ago
> I personally find the idea of doing homework on my phone horrifying but I suppose kids today are either used to it and comfortable with it, or they've simply never used a computer and don't know what they're missing. Tho
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The Rise of Worse Is Better(dreamsongs.com)
2 points by kaladin-jasnah 7mo ago|0 comments
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by kaladin-jasnah 7mo ago
> I honestly think is it bad for you to be that morally insistent against "evil" companies. Why is that? I broadly agree with the idea that even "evil" companies have parts that do good things or neutral things, but I
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by kaladin-jasnah 7mo ago
Seeing this [1], I thought it was something related to taking assembly instructions in the original code, emitting C statements that match the instruction, and then compiling that C code. [1] https://github.com/N64Recomp&#x2
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Groups.io (Email Groups Software)(groups.io)
3 points by kaladin-jasnah 7mo ago|0 comments
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by kaladin-jasnah 7mo ago
I used to work on software for non-profits. I found it fulfilling but it was hard to do the work since I found fullstack technically uninteresting (this is my own shortcoming). Finding a balance in that is difficult. I have seen that it mig
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by kaladin-jasnah 7mo ago
I tried to do this out of undergrad (graduated last year). Many companies do both good and bad things to me, some more good than bad. The "best of the best" companies to me require many years of experience and are still competitiv
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by kaladin-jasnah 7mo ago
How does this fit with Meta's decision to acquire Rivos?
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Getting Global Age Assurance Right: What We Got Wrong and What's Changing(discord.com)
4 points by kaladin-jasnah 7mo ago|0 comments
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by kaladin-jasnah 7mo ago
I think Oxide Computer uses it.
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by kaladin-jasnah 7mo ago
> I care about Apple holistically, as a living breathing entity not just their products. Out of curiosity, why?
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India Open Network for Digital Commerce(ondc.org)
1 points by kaladin-jasnah 8mo ago|0 comments
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Gov. Hochul seeks restrictions on 3D printers and ghost guns(gothamist.com)
9 points by kaladin-jasnah 9mo ago|2 comments
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by kaladin-jasnah 10mo ago
As a nitpick: > That platform is a Linux distribution optimized for emulating Windows titles WINE stands for "WINE is not an emulator."
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Rustpad Collaborative Text Editor(rustpad.io)
1 points by kaladin-jasnah 10mo ago|0 comments
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by kaladin-jasnah 10mo ago
What about Lean?
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by kaladin-jasnah 10mo ago
Kobo is great. I use Plato and KOReader on mine. They worked better than the original reader software for reading manga.
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ICEBlock app sues Trump administration for censorship and 'unlawful threats'(npr.org)
21 points by kaladin-jasnah 10mo ago|1 comments
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by kaladin-jasnah 11mo ago
https://cacm.acm.org/research/always-measure-one-level-deepe... This has been a classic repeat in my grad classes.
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by kaladin-jasnah 11mo ago
What about operating systems, architecture, compilers, networking, and the like? I have seen people argue that computer science is the more theoretical side of things, but many university CS programs cover both systems and theory (or someti
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by kaladin-jasnah 11mo ago
What's the performance trade-off of something like this over containerization? I have heard of an operating system that runs WASM ( https://github.com/JonasKruckenberg/k23 ).

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