Oh, this is research for building a bigger Gorgon Stare: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorgon_Stare $50 on black. No other cost-effective use case. The US government only lets you pollute orbit when you're helping them,…
"favored by the NPM package ecosystem" Huh. My story is that 15 to 20 years ago, as a young programmer, I read some of Stallman's writings and I was convinced that copyleft was the only way to keep free software free.…
It's all just knockoffs of Skype and BitTorrent :) I'm glad there's a competing Rust and Go implementation now. I like Iroh as a Rust user and having tailcat around doesn't hurt me
Wow that's a lot of snark
> Carve something into plastic, on the other hand, and it can survive decades. Substitute plastic for metal, and you just turned decades into centuries. "I write these words in steel, for anything not set in metal…
It looks like Go is memory safe for single threads and channels, but not for shared memory between threads: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_(programming_language)#Lack... > Go's internal data structures like interface…
A land value tax would fix this
The computer / phone should auto-detect and tell you on-screen
Hm. I wonder how many relays I'd need to make a physical MNIST classifier. That'd be dope
It's a subscription service! When the vinyl wears out, buy another!
Imagine a Beowulf cluster of those
Remember to use LOCKSS, everyon
Glad the news broke. Now the market price for old books will shoot up
Wouldn't this add a ton of complexity for anything that extends DNS, like DoH, DoT, VPNs, firewalls, etc., and you'd still need to connect by IP for LAN connections or P2P? Cause what you're asking is not just to do the…
> Everyone already knows floating-point operations are imprecise and it wouldn’t be fun to blog about. Wellll... Yes and no. And I want to nitpick "FP ops are imprecise" because it's important sometimes. It does come up…
"hooked" is right. I'm trying to tell people, you have to take initiative, you have to have agency and be responsible for your own attention. If you are being "fed" from a "feed" you are being fattened for slaughter
That's no good, I need cybersecurity for groundhogs
Finally, an LLM that can run on my i5
GUI design, just like music and film, peaked when I was about 15.
If you see a library that's full, find the worst book, walk a ways, and throw it away.
> Dithering can reduce file size Yeah, if you're using lossless compression like PNG or GIF, adding a lossy step to reduce the number of colors in the palette can help. If you're compressing photos, you should use JPEG…
"Nature cannot be fooled"
I'll try it next time I've got Greece vacation money
Yeah I've noticed this when role-playing with some LLMs
I think Chromium already does sandbox ffmpeg in the renderer process because of their "Rule of Two": https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/HEAD/docs/s... Thus: 1. Code which processes untrusted input 2. Code…
Oh, this is research for building a bigger Gorgon Stare: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorgon_Stare $50 on black. No other cost-effective use case. The US government only lets you pollute orbit when you're helping them,…
"favored by the NPM package ecosystem" Huh. My story is that 15 to 20 years ago, as a young programmer, I read some of Stallman's writings and I was convinced that copyleft was the only way to keep free software free.…
It's all just knockoffs of Skype and BitTorrent :) I'm glad there's a competing Rust and Go implementation now. I like Iroh as a Rust user and having tailcat around doesn't hurt me
Wow that's a lot of snark
> Carve something into plastic, on the other hand, and it can survive decades. Substitute plastic for metal, and you just turned decades into centuries. "I write these words in steel, for anything not set in metal…
It looks like Go is memory safe for single threads and channels, but not for shared memory between threads: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_(programming_language)#Lack... > Go's internal data structures like interface…
A land value tax would fix this
The computer / phone should auto-detect and tell you on-screen
Hm. I wonder how many relays I'd need to make a physical MNIST classifier. That'd be dope
It's a subscription service! When the vinyl wears out, buy another!
Imagine a Beowulf cluster of those
Remember to use LOCKSS, everyon
Glad the news broke. Now the market price for old books will shoot up
Wouldn't this add a ton of complexity for anything that extends DNS, like DoH, DoT, VPNs, firewalls, etc., and you'd still need to connect by IP for LAN connections or P2P? Cause what you're asking is not just to do the…
> Everyone already knows floating-point operations are imprecise and it wouldn’t be fun to blog about. Wellll... Yes and no. And I want to nitpick "FP ops are imprecise" because it's important sometimes. It does come up…
"hooked" is right. I'm trying to tell people, you have to take initiative, you have to have agency and be responsible for your own attention. If you are being "fed" from a "feed" you are being fattened for slaughter
That's no good, I need cybersecurity for groundhogs
Finally, an LLM that can run on my i5
GUI design, just like music and film, peaked when I was about 15.
If you see a library that's full, find the worst book, walk a ways, and throw it away.
> Dithering can reduce file size Yeah, if you're using lossless compression like PNG or GIF, adding a lossy step to reduce the number of colors in the palette can help. If you're compressing photos, you should use JPEG…
"Nature cannot be fooled"
I'll try it next time I've got Greece vacation money
Yeah I've noticed this when role-playing with some LLMs
I think Chromium already does sandbox ffmpeg in the renderer process because of their "Rule of Two": https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/HEAD/docs/s... Thus: 1. Code which processes untrusted input 2. Code…