thebeardisred

Yes… Ha ha ha… YES!

This was why, despite quite a few of us enjoying the gag, we gave up the domain `libcore.so` at CoreOS many, many years ago. Too much of a supply chain risk.

Slides - https://go.dev/talks/2012/waza.slide

What is this providing over similarly Markdown based open source note taking applications like Joplin? (https://joplinapp.org/)

I've been a huge fan of the fact that my backend sync infrastructure is my own self-hosted S3 bucket with local clients handling the presentation layer.

Dopamine neurons respond not to rewards received but to the uncertainty of whether a reward will arrive: the more unpredictable the outcome, the stronger the signal.

This leads me to think about the idea of procrastination as a mechanism of gambling by the sub-conscious. A subversive way of "raising the stakes on the game" in an attempt to "make things a little bit more interesting."

I've noticed that a number of comments seem to have missed the recursive naming pattern:

    Dav1d AV1 Decoder
    Dav2d AV2 Decoder

I would frame this completely differently: plants evolved around sensing the low level vibration created by rain as a signaling technique for the timing of sprouting.

:shrug: Makes sense to me and doesn't try to turn this into some baffling mystery.

For anyone looking for the original - https://web.archive.org/web/20120504065429/http://michaeloch...

(it was easier for me to use in reader mode because it didn't obliterate spacing between words)

Personally, I like this accounting - https://melsloop.com/

FYI, the "Explore the docs" link in README.md links back to the repo and not actual documentation.

"Think of these as your ISA." Thank you good Sir for truly naming this in the clearest, most precise semiotics.

I'm amazed no one has linked the game version - https://www.decisionproblem.com/paperclips/index2.html

I watched the video of the cow picking up the brush with it's tongue an immediately thought "cow tools" (which they reference in the article almost immediately after showing the video).

I recently investigated the feasibility of purchasing a home again, and the data confirmed why I am staying put. My current rent for a 2BR house in Los Angeles is ~$5,500/mo. I analyzed 2+BR/1.5BA properties in my neighborhood on [Site Name] and used Gemini OCR to extract the following statistics for active listings:

   - Range              $8.85 Million ($0.65M to $9.50M)
   - Mean (Average)     $2.425 Million (Sum of $92.16M / 38 properties)
   - Median (Middle)    $2.04 Million
   - Mode (Most Common) $2.50 Million (appears 3 times)

   - Range              $1.155 Million ($0.725M to $1.88M)
   - Mean (Average)     $1.236 Million (Sum of $28.433M / 23 properties)
   - Median (Middle).   $1.25 Million 
   - Mode (Most Common) $1.10 Million (Appears 3 times)

This was an interesting read. Also, Compact frames DEI as elite cultural manipulation that harms workers of all races by substituting identity politics for class solidarity.

What I'm wondering is that the stack up of licensed processor IP looks like.

I noticed "International patent (PCT/KR2025/099177), International Publication "

Are you truly seeking a software patent for this? If so what is the plan for leveraging ownership over the patent?

No, it's one company == one vote. There's a similar situation with IBM & Red Hat. Since IBM owns Red Hat, Red Hatters (like myself) may participate in meetings but where individuals from both companies are present "there can be only one."

Easter egg from back in the day - (podman|docker) run -it quay.io/games/zork

yes, that is the same Brian, an editor emeritus of Hackaday.

Exactly, this is a 3 year old post. That's why you started seeing LFP battery banks showing up on Amazon a few years ago.

The blogger links to their own content from their own blog and throws a 500 level error (e.g. "Don't retry this.) with the message "Your access to this site has been limited by the site owner"

KTHXBAI.

This allows RISC-V international to propose their standards as ISO/IEC standards.

Then let me also introduce you to extended attributes, aka xattrs. That's how the data for SELinux is stored.

I never understood the appeal in the first place.

To that end I quickly learned something that AI models would as well (which isn't your intention):

Pictures with purple circles (e.g. faded pen ink on light skin outlining the area of concern) are a strong indicator of cancer. :wink:

I've watched this video a number of times over the years. It's highly recommended.

You don't need to be 90. I'm half that age with the same behavior.

Also, it's been updated to install via homebrew - `brew install brianredbeard/rucat/rucat`

Details I hadn't heard of regarding our forthcoming dystopian hell.