moonbug

HN is not a good place.

ah, but you see, they don't actually employ you

sounds like a scummy company, with a bullshit business model.

it's telling that the value change in these things is always denominated in USD. it's almost as if they don't have any intrinsic value.

> despite its fundamental shortcomings (needing the proprietary GPU to manage bootup, etc

far from being a fundamental shortcoming, that's entirely inconsequential.

that's the Phi.

Battery hipsterism. Oh HN, you keep giving.

that is a terrible page. it leads with a while bunch of stuff no one cares about, and then goes on ti completely fail to convey what the tool actually goes.

stopped reading at "military-grade"

not weird, you're just a youngish american.

ah "you are using it wrong", that famously helpful reply.

American culture is so impoverished, and doesn't even. realise it.

hahaha.

I thought they'd booted him.

one really big spreadsheet

I really can't imagine anyone finding NR now, except as a dusty relic on a lab office shelf

hoo yeah. libreoffice on my phone. sign me up!

no, "web3" is reputation laundering, pure and simple.

irda patents must've expired.

be friendly, be nice.

no one uses Debian on s/390 for anything important anyway

cool story bro

sounds terrible.

sure are a lot of parentheses in that.

No lover of Docker, but I'd have much more confidence in the quality of the docker Daemon code than any hpc batch system's local execs.

another datum in the "why you should never customise your environment" argument.

in America, perhaps.

why settle for errno when you can have a segfault.

The phrase you are looking for is "Kessler cascade"

and this is why insurance exists.