JediLuke

This is really amazing, and will make wiring up some of these models together much easier I think. Elixir is making great strides in being a fantastic choice for ML

ElixirConf was this past weekend, I wasn’t there (sadly) but probably these were all reveals from that.

Too little anxiety leads to laziness, but too much is crippling. Like most things you need to find the sweet spot.

Be anxious, not too much. Mostly over things within your control.

I’m a millennial so this is largely speculation, but I think in the 60s-90s music was all about finding your tribe (as in, social group). That trait still exists and is bigger than ever, but it’s moved to social networking. MySpace was a very important link in the chain in this respect, because it bridged the gap between using your taste in music to finding other like-minded strangers online.

IPv6 and phones (many people never allow their phone to get so flat it dies, and if it does it’s soon recharged) ought to mean that every person in the world can host their own website effortlessly. The tech industry (telco & Google/Apple) make this basically impossible, so we (the tech industry) are the ones to blame IMHO.

It might actually be good for transport, you could run one set of rails along the entire length and just jump on/off at your desired station. Probably the real-estate in the middle would be the most expensive because it will still be the hub of the city.

The south shall rise again, this time with fractionalized ownership!

The ‘Scenic’ GUI library written in Elixir handles all these problems very elegantly, and Elixir is completely functional (no traditional OO, classes or objects)* and immutable.

*of course Elixir/erlang is actually OO done right (actor model) but that’s another story

At least stocks/companies have a balance sheet with real assets. Even if the whole company shut down (and wasn’t bankrupt) investors would still get at least some of their money back after liquidation.

Right now congress is debating how to spend 1 trillion in infrastructure, and I feel that most of it will go to pointlessly laying more concrete across the continent. I would like to see some kind of secure citizen-network, separate from the internet, restricted in functionality to just basic services, a business directory, and a message board that requires a crypto cert to identify yourself so you can make a post/comment. Solve the misinformation problem, the cybersecurity problem, train a generation in tech, kickstart the local supply chain AND stimulate economy all at once!