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Well nobody thought you could write software that helps tightly coordinate processes happening simultaneously from millions upon millions of nodes on nearly eve
by DiscourseFan 24d ago
Well nobody thought you could write software that helps tightly coordinate processes happening simultaneously from millions upon millions of nodes on nearly every corner of the world, but here we are. When industry expands further off earth, we will need more complex and intricate software to coordinate its movements, why wouldn’t our systems become more powerful. If you are hopeful for humanity than you must expect the scale of industrial necessity to only ever increase alongside the imagination and capacity of its people’s.
- gritzko 24d agoAlso, pairing a wireless mouse to a laptop is not getting easier as years pass.
- dlcarrier 23d agoThat's a Bluetooth thing: https://xkcd.com/2055/ https://xkcd.com/2055/ My theory is that it's because the Bluetooth protocol is named in honor of the Viking king Harald "Bluetooth" Gormsson, who conquered several disparate peoples into a single kingdom, so as an act of solidarity toward those peoples, the Bluetooth protocol is written in a way where a devices are as likely to rebel against consolidation as they are to pair together.
- chr15m 24d agoI think the opposite can be true. Billions of humans could be happy on the Earth we have now for a billion years.