@nixCraft I have no choice when my brain sends signal "time to edit file" my fingers start typing nano, no idea why, I don't really like it that much...
@Yora@eeyam international law was always about prosecuting those who lost, and it was good in many cases that they were prosecuted, but it still omitted lots of cases that should be(or should omit ones that shouldn't)
Hey geeks, what are your thoughts on the use of math where we don't have good data? E.g. suppose you want to say "I think fusion reactors will be used at [rate] by [year] based on guesses from older tech adoption." Like, you can do a math model, but it doesn't seem obviously better to me than saying "it's path dependent." The math is a kind of ritual you can perform, but provides no new information.
@Vittoria Answer is as long as no one knows they were baptized everything will be ok. Based on their famous policy of hiding problems rather than solving them. So no public baptism for them.
@MrLovenstein most likely when I watch movies biggest problems I hear is that actors voices are overwhelmed by background noise so it's at the same time too loud and not loud enough. Apparently dripping water/whatever is more important to the plot than what characters are talking about...
After seeing a toot* by @mcc, I've added a mode to my "is this prime?" site to show you the current UNIX timestamp. You can make it beep when the time is prime by clicking on the ear icon.
@christianp@mcc prime number disappear too quickly, how about adding info '%number was last prime number' or something like that, I would like to enjoy prime numbers for longer than one second...
Reading Michael Lewis' book on Sam Bankman-Fried and... it's amazing people fell for this guy? He just seems like a generic nerd who thinks he knows everything because he doesn't care about how he dresses and didn't think Shakespeare was any good as a high school student, and can explain away being a dick with an expected value calculation. Like, he's not even a compelling fraud?
@brunogirin I have only comparison with a small hamlet outside of Łódź(where I was growing up), but as I am living in Łódź and before when I was commuting to it, I never had problems with moving around city while not owning a car. I could walk whenever I wanted and public transport was connecting all parts of city. But some parts of it looks positively postapocaliptic and in need of revitalising, but we are slowly getting there. #Łódź#lodz
@BlackAzizAnansi right talks a lot about parents rights, but only apparently when they want to ban books about gay penguins, when they are supporting their kids choice of hairstyle it suddenly "Not like that". Almost like "parents rights" is a dog whistle for their bigoted agenda...
A few years back people would laugh in your face for using Linux to play games. Now I'm playing Starfield & Baldur's Gate 3 on Kubuntu without a care in the world, now just remembering I started making a cup of tea a few hours ago because I got sucked in..
@gamingonlinux I have game backlog of Elden Rings, Baldurs Gate 3, Diablo 4, Dark Souls 2(my fave), Armoured Core(new and PS3), Forspoken(I like it, want to finish it), 40k: Battlesector, 40k: Boltgun. Metro: Exodus. What I'm playing? STALKER: GAMMA, because I'm apparently in need of punishment...
@majorlinux Starfield needs option "nah I'm good, mining is my call in life" where you don't bother with all that space nonsense and you keep working as a miner. Either it can be simple or whole new story about mining.
„Zaktualizowałem dziś Chrome'a i od razu otrzymałem monit o tym, że moje preferencje przeglądania będą bezpośrednio wykorzystywane do wyświetlania reklam.
Chrome automatycznie włączył funkcję, która wysyła witrynom informacje umożliwiające wysyłanie mi spersonalizowanych reklam na podstawie historii przeglądania, możliwość określania przez witryny tego, co lubię i aktualizowania reklam podczas przeglądania, a także możliwość mierzenia skuteczności reklam przez witryny.
Są to teraz wbudowane funkcje przeglądarki.
PRZESTAŃ UŻYWAĆ CHROME”
P.S. Od dawna powtarzam, że G. stworzył Chrome do wyświetlania reklam. Do przeglądania web służy Lisek :)
@m0bi13@dragonmantank Po zakupie drukarki miałem reklamy zakupu tego samego modelu, nie papieru lub tuszu ale tej samej drukarki. Widocznie Google uznało że mam niewyrażone pragnienie posiadania dwóch identycznych drukarek.
@adamsdesk How I'm supposed to follow any of those accounts, when links open in browser on instances that I don't have accounts on. Is there a way to open such account in my Mastodon app? So I can actually follow them?
So, after a full day and a lot of back and forth, a few very important things have come to light. I'll try to summarize them here because I've been posting primarily in the Bad Places® rather than the Good Places™, so that nobody's lost.
It looks like somebody from inside the Rust Project, but not with the consensus of all leadership, tried to downgrade my talk (or perhaps have it outright retracted) because they did not like the direction the compile-time work I was doing. (Learned from: https://www.jntrnr.com/why-i-left-rust/)
The decision to downgrade my talk, once it was known I was going to talk about Compile-Time Reflection in Rust, came anywhere from 4 to 8 days before I was actually told this past Friday and had to release the blog post stepping away. However, as evidenced by much of the public statements from existing, ex, and now-ex Rust Project members, the decision to unilaterally downgrade was not known to many of them until they read my post.
Downgrading the keynote was NEVER voted on like inviting me to do the keynote in the first place.
I don't know how to handle this going forward. The Rust Project has effectively ultimate commit rights to rustc and all of the projects our work would touch are under the control of the organization that did this. Even if we do the work, they could effectively unwind and undo a lot of our work, or indefinitely block it with an endless slew of "reasonable concerns" from ranking project members who seem to have problems but don't want to communicate them except by taking potshots at the status of my now-gone RustConf talk.
I don't know what to do. I'm pretty lost, it's Sunday, and I have a shitload of things I still need to do, not including this whole trainwreck.
@thephd after starting a job in corporation I found out how many patterns of similar behaviour are shared between it and open source world. With distinction that corporations actually pay you for something that can only be described as trench warfare while open source demands that you do it in free time for free. That's why I no longer participate in open source "fun".