We could also have a Hallmark Christmas movie where the someone uses an LLM to replace Santa.

‪lena‬ ‪@lenazun.bsky.social‬ · 1m a little annoyed that 3d printer bfs [gender neutral] all over the country have been validated by the whistles. it's as if the revolution had suddenly needed all the weird cables they're holding onto. you know what i mean. 2 2 Reposted by Dr. William Horne ‪dan sinker‬ ‪@dansinker.com‬ · 15m Replied to dan sinker We're three days into February and have shipped almost 80,000 whistles to all comers, across the US, for free, because we all keep us safe. linktr.ee/3Dwhistles

In reality though, don’t you get a rum and coke?

Assuming that we are doing this under polynomial arithmetic modulo 2 (because that’s my other tab), they would cancel out and you get water.

Would their value now just become an entity to absorb the liability of something going wrong?

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The covers won’t block the outlet. They will add enough friction that cables will need an extra level of interaction to wander off.

My suggestion would be to try one of those child safety/ outdoor rain protection covers on top of a “regular” usb outlet. The advantage is that when company leaves, you can quickly remove it and go back to a regular outlet.

I’m pretty sure that I would crush you, but it would be neat to try.

@joschi.xyz I'm guessing my Instana bill doesn't count as a major vendor?

Feels closer to Star Trash than Star Trek most days.

At this point, JavaScript. Specifically V8 isolates have more hours put into breaking out of them any any of the other implementation.

ME, IN TEARS: you can't just say every single part of a computer system is a file

UNIX, POINTING AT THE MOUSE: file

Is there any decent way to make this work in Rust? I want a trait which lets you get an array. And every impl of the trait can choose their own array length. play.rust-lang.org?version=stab...

Don’t remind me that somewhere, pink still exists.

Did google ever make physical I’m feeling lucky buttons? I feel like I have a new project.

screenshot of fig 1 from ousterhout's dichotomy paper. graph w/ x-axis is "degree of typing" and y-axis is "instructions/statement". bottom right is c, c++, and java labeled systems programming. top-left is tcl/perl, visual basic labeled scripting

ousterhout solved this problem three decades ago by bravely declaring java a systems programming language

Like those hats…

crates.io: Rust Package Registry

Finally got around to using a treap for my Rust CVM implementation, as Knuth (literally: cs.stanford.edu/~knuth/paper...) intended. Its implementation is compact (~150 LoC, but maybe there's some perf left to wring out of it), but it works real well: crates.io/crates/cvmco...

Testcontainers, which brings up this management container as “root”, is kinda tied to the docker machine implementation on OSX. If you don’t use it, things get odd fast.

I’m just happy I’m free of the tescontainers mess

I'm on the iCloud+ mail/calendar setup. If you're already subscribed to Apple One, it's included in the entry level plan.

Washington DC?

Ever Oasis on the Nintendo DS may fit the bill. It had a similar meta-progression system around base building.

Inside you there are two wolves. One is active, the other one is on hot standby and becomes active if the first one fails or is taken down for maintenance. Add more wolves as necessary for increased redundancy load balancing. A quorum badger can be added for environments with multiple active wolves.

How up to date do your work samples need to be? I used to be in a role that was fully OSS, and that is a very large chunk of my public contributions.

Tech Talk: Trezy and the Games Industry Labeler & Game Dev Feed Trezy built a Games Industry Labeler, including self-labeled and verified accounts, moderated with an Ozone instance, as well maintaining a Game Dev Feed.

Hey @bsky.app team -- @trezy.codes runs a full verification process with the Games Industry Labeler.

Would be great to onboard him as a community verifier sooner rather than later.

Tech talk here with background -> atprotocol.dev/tech-talk-tr...

Hopefully this isn’t de-railing your next piece, but something I’ve noticed while cloud lead at an o11ly vendor (Instana) and now doing security tools is that most teams don’t have a model of COGS when trying to get their cloud bill under control. I wonder if that’s part of the lever push?

Looker was an acquisition a while ago and works pretty well. There is also the free looker-lite of Google Data Studio.