musha68k

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by musha68k 2y ago
Interesting, I would have assumed any army would have a higher proportion of people on the ADHD spectrum.
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by musha68k 2y ago
Of course tape can't be beat, always great for offline / offsite archival. I was talking about more ergonomic online archiving without including tape robots ;) Even if price per spinning TB didn't fall much since the pandemic
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by musha68k 2y ago
It's amazing how much cheaper spinning disks have gotten over the years. We should all be archiving more IMO.
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by musha68k 2y ago
How far are we in detecting / localizing mitochondrial dysfunctions? IIRC aside from inflammation that was a potentially common factor between Long Covid, CFS, Lyme etc
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by musha68k 2y ago
Great indie series indeed. I'd just contend that the source material is already dark in context? If only to create contrast to heavenly transcendence? Bloodborne is another one that plays with surreal gothic verticality in 3D.
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by musha68k 2y ago
More modern / post cyberpunk maybe but would add Infinite Detail by Tim Maughan. I really liked the premise and the organic feel vs a lot of other science fiction. https://us.macmillan.com/books/9780374175412/
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by musha68k 2y ago
It's a labour of love - also add Balatro to that list.
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by musha68k 2y ago
TIS-100 was one example of the general context of "programming in games" or "games as programming" which I've actually played and enjoyed. I get that Factorio has a different game loop and broader sandbox than TIS-1
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by musha68k 2y ago
the permaculture of: patches in emails; binaries on usenet; releases / of sources on maybe less savoury personal web sites otoh lack of basically centralized source control / git / hub / lab etc would also be missed dear
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by musha68k 2y ago
System 1?
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Kurt Vonnegut's lost board game published(polygon.com)
348 points by musha68k 2y ago|97 comments
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by musha68k 2y ago
Same here, because of that and some of the more extravagant models at "low coin" :)
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by musha68k 2y ago
Rendering performance is still my main gripe and the one most mentioned by vim users I unsuccessfully tried to convert through evil mode.
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The blogosphere is in full bloom. The rest of the internet has wilted(theguardian.com)
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by musha68k 2y ago
Good reminders; just not readily seeing Babashka (Clojure through GraalVM) so mentioning here for sake of sexp closure. https://github.com/babashka/babashka
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Julian Assange – The CIA Tried to Assassinate Me(youtube.com)
2 points by musha68k 2y ago|0 comments
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With Bluesky, the social media echo chamber is back in vogue(ft.com)
5 points by musha68k 2y ago|5 comments
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by musha68k 2y ago
Josef Pieper moment - good reminder to read "Leisure, the Basis of Culture" again.
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by musha68k 2y ago
Interesting, so you literally >focus< on the executive parts of your brain in order to focus.
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What We Know About Covid's Impact on Your Brain(bloomberg.com)
2 points by musha68k 2y ago|0 comments
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by musha68k 2y ago
It's all about the vision; remaining in control and staying highly influential. And yes, at the same time the pendulum swings in both ways as we can see with Musk, DHH etc. Pick your "Hero Story" :P Beck focuses too much on s
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by musha68k 2y ago
Musk even gave his editorial blessing as per PG's acknowledgements at the very bottom.
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by musha68k 2y ago
Founder Mode literally is X.
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by musha68k 2y ago
FWIW the whole "Founder Mode" storyline just sounds like the further extension of Elon Musk's radius of influence into the heart of SV outright. Of course there are upsides to having leadership that actually cares and is not
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by musha68k 2y ago
I had made the observation that I increasingly started to "garbage collect" all the small stuff that was basically akin to muscle memory. To me it's still worth it to keep up some level of "language lawyering" in my
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New AI model "learns" how to simulate Super Mario Bros. from video footage(arstechnica.com)
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Boeing's Starliner started making a repeating 'pulsing' sound yesterday(theverge.com)
10 points by musha68k 2y ago|2 comments
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Fibrin drives thromboinflammation and neuropathology in Covid-19(nature.com)
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by musha68k 2y ago
Anecdotal but in my circles I'm increasingly seeing the shooting star badge.
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OpenVMS x86_64 at the Edge(jamespreciado.a2hosted.com)
25 points by musha68k 2y ago|9 comments

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