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by rektide 3y ago
Views of data. Very smart. I should find time to try this too.
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> Commentators and intellectuals needed a new way to characterise and explain discontent. Google’s Ngram viewer, which tracks the incidence of words in English-language books, shows ‘alienation’ rising spectacularly from 1958 to its hei
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by rektide 3y ago
> "Cleaning up sulphur from marine shipping fuels is probably adding to the greenhouse gas driven warming. The shift towards El Niño conditions is also adding to the heat. There is also evidence that there is less Saharan dust over
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by rektide 3y ago
First bullet point: > Many will be asking for MoonRay integration into Blender, and the path to that is through Hydra. Blender support for Hydra is being worked on, and the MoonRay developers have indicated they are following this devel
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by rektide 3y ago
Hard to know exactly what efficiency they are speaking of. If this is truly 90% efficiency from electrical to motive power efficiency, that would be well beyond other alternatives no? I suspect they are talking about one step bring much mor
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by rektide 3y ago
Information warfare is both more affordable, more able to be used covertly, and often more effective. The tools totalitarian & authoritarian systems - in particular - use to keep themselves in power are often information tools. Their ch
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by rektide 3y ago
I wish the west was more aware of this. There's a lot of interesting ubiquitous & pervasive computing ideas here. Most OS work has gotten pretty stale & boring but Harmony really has been advancing into potentially enriching fr
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by rektide 3y ago
> Airflow and Dagster, along with similar tools like Flyte, Luigi, Argo Workflows, and Prefect, are bucketed under a set of systems you could utilize for the orchestration of jobs. Quite the list of tools, nice. Interesting space to me
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by rektide 3y ago
This was one of the advantages of Integral Fast Reactor. It had on site pyroprocessing, which doesn't have the same nuclear proliferation risks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_reprocessing#Pyroproce...
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The metaverse problem is that there are a million different metaverse. Creating a stable spatial OS that other experiences can exist inside of creates a broader-spanning ur-system that might possibly grow. Where-as most metaverses aspire to
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by rektide 3y ago
Service providers either have safe harbor, or they have to fret/worry-about/vet everything that happens that they host. Banning 230 protection for generated content is not really any different than destroying 230 outright. A servi
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by rektide 3y ago
The DC Maryland & Virginia (DMV) has seen a lot of intersections add car-standoffs, flimsy barriers that keep cars far away from the curb. Drivers used to cut so hard to the right, which reduced buffer zone versus pedestrians so much. A
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by rektide 3y ago
I adore how well this article cites sources at the top. Gold links to let others build the case. I don't know how important it could have been, but the threads here don't talk a lot about UML being more than just a design tool. We
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by rektide 3y ago
Federal anti-governance eh? I mean, as a cyberspacian I kind of dig that someone/anyonr is creating bounds on ad-hoc legislating, on control. This just seems like the most fallen sad anti-person hill for the feds to go die on.
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by rektide 3y ago
I've spent about half my time rate-limited for some perceived defficiency in my truth telling that afronts @dang. That makes it easy to throughout the day review my comments & scan replies, as it's only a dozen or so comments
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by rektide 3y ago
Javascript annotations are finally landing & they are very much enabling aop like concerns. Alas none of thr original greatness of javascript has been allowed. The new language features are all 100% special snowflake things, miles apart
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by rektide 3y ago
Pointless bullshit from pointless wastes of time. How can a service provider tell? How does this not become a way to ruin section 230 for every other use? You can't have kind of safe harbor... It's either possible to host conten
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by rektide 3y ago
I definitely feel like - at some point - governments have to start actively helping speech. Rather than regulate the market, having official registries for people to file their speech in certain ly seems like one path. Ideally where we can
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by rektide 3y ago
There's a pretty basic feeling I have that if as a user you can browse & get data from a site, you should be the ability to get that same data in more direct useful & unencumbered form. The thing is, anyone doing shady things p
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by rektide 3y ago
What's the point in having an office if the head honcho can't stare over your shoulder whenever he wants? /s
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Yet the core - cache aside - is significantly smaller. Supposedly on the same process but maybe maybe the transistors are built different to explain this. But I tend to think this analysis is just ignorant. There's so many millions of
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by rektide 3y ago
Long read to end with an anti-wokeness rant. I'm low key obsessed with human's ability to associate, think it makes us so special. Would love some better blogging on the topic.
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It sucks egg that fetch/the browser expose trailers nor push. gRPC should just work over existing http2 & http3 capabilities. But for some reason http never gets support from the web platform. Madness & enraging.
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by rektide 3y ago
It makes the premise of RCS being a standard ring hollow when Google withholds access to the tech like this.
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Pretty wild seeing a bunch of displays from 1997 that are such competent & semi-modern multimedia hubs. Webcam, mic, ADB ports for keyboard/mouse, audio in jack. And 2MP@75Hz wasn't bad at all, especially on a 20" screen.
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Tetris is a bit hilarious as the most successful communist software ever to be made. Which made figuring out how to procure the rights rather murky. https://youtu.be/argpSxB1NQE#t=60m
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by rektide 3y ago
Collaborative/multi-player editing protocols seems to be the one technical capability that never quite emerges.
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Alloy v6 release announcement – traced and visualized object instances(alloytools.org)
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Reactive rust UI Xilem_core roadmap(github.com)
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by rektide 3y ago
Still no info on the new cores. We know the L3 is smaller per core. But the cores themselves are also smaller. Maybe this is a pure process tweak & the core is just as capable, just lower clock, but it seems more likely the core is some

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