Head of @magalu_cloud, ex-VP @Canonical/@Ubuntu, Linaro, Async, Stoq | Brazilian, MSc Software Engineering (USP/ICMC) | pt_BR profile: @okikoreis
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"The planets orbit the host star in sync'd rhythms of orbital resonance: the innermost planet orbits three times for every two times for the next planet out; this same 3:2 resonance also applies to the 2nd and 3rd planet, as well as to the 3rd and 4th planet" — HD110067 FTW
If you were giving a technology workshop to 6-12 year olds, what would you cover that is practical, useful? I'm thinking USB, WIFI vs cell vs wired, battery/ac, system architecture, software basics, the concept of standards, mobile platforms, open source, and ethics/safety.
Not that decades of mutual aggression, civilian murder and stupid politics have left a plethora of great options, but this land invasion is a catastrophic mistake in all dimensions.
When I encounter in text something slightly off — think a typo, slightly off translation, bad capitalization — my reaction is "why did the person not???". But I've come to realize that it's actually how people that basically just get stuff done are able to get said stuff done.
Thinking of twitter renamed to a single letter and every other entrepreneur on the planet suffering to discover brand names with unique spellings so they get search engine matches
Oh, this just showed up on HN today: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hi…
I suspect the current approach to LLMs won't work, and it has to do with affordances. People will always expect a computer to be like an oracle. A thing that gets most things right but hallucinates every 90 minutes isn't a computer, it's a human
Had RFC1035 been clearer in choosing the RR type for aliases, well.. among other things, it would have made explaining to customers what the hell "Canonical" meant a bit easier
That specific lament is an excerpt from the very generically yet aptly named RFC2181 "Clarifications to the DNS Specification": datatracker.ietf.org/doc/htm…
"ChatGPT has no ideas of any kind — no knowledge or expertise — because it has no semantic information. It is all math." linkedin.com/pulse/understan…
