bodi | 6 years ago | on: Readable Lisp S-expressions Project (2013)
Frankly Ill take the extra visual structure of square brackets and commas for lists instead of overloaded parens and white spaces of Lispy sexprs any day.
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bodi | 6 years ago | on: 7.0 magnitude earthquake hits Indonesia, tsunami warning issued
bodi | 6 years ago | on: A Look at the AMD Zen 2 Core
PUBG runs on Unreal Engine[1], which obviously Epic used for Fortnite as well.
This inside relationship Epic had was the source for some of the erm friction between the two Battle Royale games.
1 - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayerUnknown's_Battleground...
bodi | 6 years ago | on: OS X/Linker: New Mac malware attempts zero-day Gatekeeper bypass
It's dynamic in the context of a symlink, not meaning dynamic libraries.
bodi | 6 years ago | on: Politico reports USG considering ban on e2e encryption
Somewhere between binary (base 2) and infinity the world we see exists.
Computational equivalence is a real bitch.
bodi | 6 years ago | on: On Jony Ive Leaving Apple
Meaning making, service, philanthrophy.
bodi | 6 years ago | on: Magic Leap Says Ex-Engineer Copied Headset for China
So its even worse, our leaders gave them the crown jewels and got nothing in return you say?
bodi | 6 years ago | on: Boeing sued by 400 pilots over 737 MAX's 'unprecedented cover-up'
Yeah today's Seattle Times expose was tough to read.
So sad when profit comes before the loss of life.
bodi | 6 years ago | on: Magic Leap Says Ex-Engineer Copied Headset for China
I like patterns too. For example have you ever noticed China artificially props up the US economy via bonds/debt/investment and in return has flagrantly been allowed to steal pretty much every byte of US IP, both from the private sector and defense with zero pushback from our "intelligence" community, legislature, and only a hand wavey stop it from the Obama admin?
You still like patterns?
bodi | 6 years ago | on: Impending kOS (2014)
They're pretty much designing a whole new OS stack actually.
bodi | 6 years ago | on: Impending kOS (2014)
Most of the bloat is covering bad or outdated architecture.
Imagine starting from scratch with Genode or what Google is doing with their new (3rd) OS.
bodi | 6 years ago | on: An ‘extraordinarily severe’ emergency: the radioactive leak at Harborview
And no site featuring up/down votes, usernames, and publicly displayed logins will ever pursue the truth as a first cause, only to enable the ego.
bodi | 7 years ago | on: The Mystery of Time’s Arrow
Think of it like a map/reduce over rows in a database.
bodi | 7 years ago | on: iOS Menu
A Surface that runs macOS.
bodi | 7 years ago | on: FoundationDB Summit: video roundup
I've only recently been evaluating FoundationDB for an upcoming project and have not yet gotten into the video roundup, so please forgive..
Is anyone using FoundationDB as a graphdb akin to Neo4j?
It seems to me Document Layers could be used to create virtual property edges from the underlying KV store?
Any thoughts/plans on how Foundation could be used as a graph in general?
Thanks!
bodi | 7 years ago | on: The Commerce Department is considering national security restrictions on AI
What's even scarier is the blind self appointed belief that one may own the thought and conversation of a topic as impactful yet graspable as AI.
bodi | 7 years ago | on: The Octopus Is Smart as Heck, But Why?
Any indication if this backlit image sensor development was inspired by nature (the octopus here, for example) or was just an independent evolution of the technology?
bodi | 7 years ago | on: Chaos Makes the Multiverse Unnecessary
I have a very healthy love for physics, and am simply attempting to draw your awareness to the complete subjectivity and awe of the universe.
To reallocate the code metaphor, at some point you step back from the monitor and realize you are certainly discovering how Photoshop was written while completely ignoring the images it creates, documenting the MP3 format, but ignoring the music, describing how the tree grows, while missing the forest.
<3
bodi | 7 years ago | on: Chaos Makes the Multiverse Unnecessary
You self scoped the question as “universe” and any field, subjective or absolute, where 3/4 of your hard problem stuff is unidentified, probably disqualifies you as a generalist expert so I think physics are the furthest from tautology as the universe and our existence can get.
It would be like a coder saying his codebase is 3/4 missing, let alone the runtime, OS, processor, being completely speculative, but then claiming to be an expert matter on computing.
No, you might very well be a micro expert relative to other micro experts in your small corner of your codebase, but on the universe of existence at large?
Perhaps some respect and humility to the whole process are due. ;)
bodi | 7 years ago | on: Chaos Makes the Multiverse Unnecessary
> But if you want to understand the universe then physicists are the people you'll want to listen to...
Bold claim. I would like to ask physicists what chicken tastes like? Or why the mountains are beautiful? Or where the other 73% of our existence is?
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