beemaxxed
Joined May 2024
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It's never too late, "operating systems" as in software, are really new and will change significantly many times in our lifetime. Better not get attached to ephemeral mistakes like UNIX, Plan9, Win32 and so on.
posix kinda sucks all things considered but its too late to change it and it works more or less
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Holy crap a cirno appeared.
She says hi
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If you guys want to see my pre-parsed data it's available in my nextcloud server.
nx65097.your-storageshare.deβ¦
Jun 13
Last Time I downloaded and parsed the OECD data, I found Africa has gotten 19,781,778,076,490 USD so far from governments and organizations all around the world.
That's enough.
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Last Time I downloaded and parsed the OECD data, I found Africa has gotten 19,781,778,076,490 USD so far from governments and organizations all around the world.
That's enough.
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I found my old pre parsed data from my OECD in my nextcloud server
nx65097.your-storageshare.deβ¦
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When you try to stretch your own importance a bit too much
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BIBI NETANYAHU
OBLITERATE LINKEDIN AND MY LIFE IS YOURS
Dear US government,
Since you've just blocked Fable and Mythos on critical national security grounds, here are some other tools that pose a similar threat to the American people:
- Microsoft Teams
- SAP
- Salesforce
- Jira
- Outlook
Please do what you must to save America πΊπΈ
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Operating system abstractions are a psyop
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It doesn't. Our operating systems force us into this world of hell.
All major systems today are extremely mutable and scope everything globally. Change one knob somewhere, the other half of your system implodes. The vast majority of systems are so bad that you can't even have multiple versions of the same library, so using software A can exclude software B!
And instead of fixing this layer, we have built hacks on top: Containers, VMs, Flatpak (yes, it's a hack on top!), and only partially, NixOS (it fixes packaging, but not the runtime part)
Our systems being the way they are make everything worse. Security, performance, installation size, and so on. You don't realize it as you don't interact with lower parts of the stack, but UNIX and POSIX are truly vile ideas that have made everything worse.
We need something new. With the age of AI, I think it's even mass adoptable (LLMs are pretty good at doing verifiable, tedious but trivial tasks such as packaging software). You can't slop the foundations though, and that is unsolved. I'm trying to fix it, but it is not a one man task at all
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Isnβt it funny how it is perfectly okay to cull violent animals, but not violent humans.
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"He wants to execute them for criminal damage"
This freak with 1.3 million followers wants to execute a group of young people who took direct action to prevent a genocide, 3 of whom were not prosecuted for any acts of violence.
He wants to execute them for criminal damage.
The modern online fascist right, ladies and gents:
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I get it. No one wants to listen to economics from a greek, but it needs to be said.
Wolfgang SchΓ€ubles policy on greece was broken, backwards and fundamentally confused. He thought he was doing the right thing, but even he by the time of his death realized his plans failed.
Make no mistake, reforms are good, absolutely good. But when it comes to debt, then comes the fallacy of composition. Debts are not bad for a state. Whats bad is investment mismanagement and corruption. With austerity measures all youre doing is punishing the legitimate institutions more.
The correct solution would have been major major reforms and not austerity. Greece does not receive donations, it lends money obviously. And modern economies live off of debt. So austerity is just punishment on top of a people that is punished due to a bad economy.
Greece and europe would have been in a far better state if they instead re-assessed laws, legal institutions and loopholes inside of greece and force pushed them through parliament, not to mention if they force removed carrer politicians. Like "why is this paper pushing law here", "why is this fake position here", "why is this not digitized and automated", "why is public infrastructure so slow to move packages" etc.
Theres people who have actually parsed data and all they've seen is that greece's modern economy is actually still based on bullshit and lies again (houses government expenses), while other nations like the so called "poorest countries" of the EU are actively growing alternative sectors. We are even falling behind on product complexity. So nothing was really achieved.
Also something people forget to mention:
Economic Complexity Index (ECI)
How complex a product is, which which is also a good indicator. Other nations in the same category as us in the EU (poorest) are producing more and more complex products. We're very slow to grow our ECI.
Turkey is far better than us even if they devalue their currency every few years.
>Greek complaing about countries who get free money from the west
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Kinda cool part about the modern AI world we live in.
I hate making UI and I can just leave it to google stitch.
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4.5 per day per month sorry. Was typing this while I was walking
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