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rektide
4y ago
Who else would they rely on, against those who menace & threaten them? Where else would they get intelligence? An island is surrounded by a military force. Who else is there in the world for them to talk to. I got flagged for saying thi
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rektide
4y ago
Thankfully we're seeing a lot more work upstreaming modern cores into Linux. Most still are missing various key bits of support, but the trend is radically different from the past where colossal vendor forks of kernels & custom tre
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rektide
4y ago
Kind of weird pricing. Full lifetime is 3x the yearly price, which seems like a high yearly cost for sure. The full-lifetime pricing feels reasonable I think? Comparable-ish to one might pay for a gas-engine upgrade. I'm kind of ok wit
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rektide
4y ago
I really really miss those brief brilliant years a decade ago when we started making 17, 18 inch tablets. Its sad we gave up so quickly, but also, we were much worse at building devices then & the performance wasn't really there. N
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rektide
4y ago
Title ("Censorship is a product of extreme ideology") is editorialized. Censorship is never mentioned. The actual posts are pretty good & about how ideogy contorts people's thinking & causes them to make wildly articu
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rektide
4y ago
$1200 large diameter condensor mic with usb-c and xlr and 3.5mm headphone out. Indeed a nice all in one package.
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4y ago
Repo: https://github.com/fcambus/logswan
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4y ago
It notably powers Roam, a kind of interesting notes/mini Notion product. There's a reasonably interesting writeup of the tech details that helps show off Atomics value some, https://www.zsolt.blog/2021/01/
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4y ago
Old Twitter really did an amazing job trying to strike a balance.
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rektide
4y ago
Closed CCP government (not a fairly minor DMCA which also includes colossal opening factors like section 230). Good open society where the government doesn't monitor all communication systems for wrong think & have reeducation camp
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4y ago
It's because the legal regimes are absurd wrong & on a crash course for unsustainable conflicting tangles of lawmaking, and don't recognize the international kerfuffle created by letting any nation anywhere apply se I tree rul
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4y ago
If I don't have any servers in your nation, I don't see how you could possibly even begin to regard me as having expanded into your nation. Your people are leaving your nation to come to me. That seems quite factually rooted.
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4y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neoconservatism
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4y ago
The US never capitalized super heavily on Iraqi nor Afgahni oil. I too definitely do think that "What Barry Says" view is ultra real, a real concern, but also, it seems like there were just general neoconservative interests in bei
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rektide
4y ago
Wow, headline doesn't lie, if the rest of the text is for real. Trying to get 3N into automotive. The article points out the ruggedness challenges could be severe. Last I recall, not for application processors but for a lot of concerns
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rektide
4y ago
To me it's up to nations to determine whether they want to be connected to the rest of the planet. If you want to make a bunch of rules for yourself, you get what we have here, I hope: your country having to shut off that part of the i
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4y ago
Says the man largely responsible for shutting down the safest most promising most proliferation-concerns-free nuclear power efforts, the Integral Fast Reactor.
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rektide
4y ago
Man the judicial systems of the world keep seeming like the new unchecked off their rockers loonies. Definitely feeling like the weekest link in democracy.
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4y ago
You and JP Barlow's Declaration of Independence of Cyberspace can have words. There's 195 nations on this planet. Should every company lower themselves below every nation? Without question? There's far more provinces with som
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4y ago
This is like the whole missing back story guide on what happened that lead up to "Towards Modern Web Stack" . https://hn.algolia.com/?query=%22Towards%20a%20modern%20web%... Side note, I used to wait with baited
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4y ago
Right to repair should be applied & should mandate they open the devices so others can maintain & repair them & translate them to alternative back end services.
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rektide
4y ago
Part of me hopes the total lack of IP protection makes this only an economic protection & an entirely useless cultural barrier. Stop adjusting for closed societies! They never get better! Be your own good open society! Hope, help coax t
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rektide
4y ago
Shout out to Ballard's The Drowned World, a post-ecopocalypse story where the main character undergoes a (perceived) reconnection with larger biophysics, "neuronic time . I feel like having Atwood, Ballard & Curtis in a thr
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4y ago
You're right that people have been roundly disenfranchised and are just desperate. There's little time to paritipate. And they're fed a constant source of Fox News & ever accelerating worse terror mongering telling them t
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rektide
4y ago
We are just going to be ping-ponging back & forth between three idiotic subideal situations, buttons versus touchscreens versus phone control. It's going to be a decade of no synergy, of no programmability, of no softness. Ideally
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rektide
4y ago
I don't think that's true at all & I would greatly welcome some collected evidence to change my mind. I did some of my own searching to try to find evidence for your assertions & haven't turned up anything. Looking at
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4y ago
Av1 sure yeah yeah. But man! Simulcast sender! Media bandwidth estimation! This is getting into the real down & dirty of sending stuff off to people, of getting good. Pion is such a saintly project. There's been a lot of webrtc eff
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4y ago
CGYOOMH was amazing. One of his best most sprawling works.
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4y ago
There's been so many ills in this thread & it's all so very very Tea Partyist, that the way to win is to get people to not believe in government & the way to get people to not believe in government is to be an awful awful
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4y ago
He's still a bit reserved somewhat in interviews but they are fun to watch. Just my take, but I think the core concept is really that there is no one actually genuinely leading, no one left with a compelling believable vision in any po
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