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by onjectic 13d ago
I don’t see how a purely electric aircraft could ever beat synthetic jet fuel made with electricity. If this is a hybrid, I am curious where they are stealing energy from.
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by onjectic 29d ago
You are right this seems to be misleading in a calculated way. And just because this is a junk paper doesn’t mean the groundwater issues aren’t real. I don’t really know who would be incentivized to publish this because as you say if it’s e
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by onjectic 1mo ago
> The user seems frustrated.
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by onjectic 3mo ago
People will think you are exaggerating, you aren’t. They will also think I’m exaggerating that you aren’t, I’m not. Learning about capability-based microkernels and realizing this has been a solved problem for years, and is actually one of
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by onjectic 3mo ago
> It’s rude too because is expecting me to pick up their slack. I just had to deal with this, they never pushed back on my PR comments, just copy pasted everything I said back into Claude. Its just second hand vibe coding at that point,
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by onjectic 4mo ago
This is awful advice… Academia, specifically STEM, is already oversaturated with people on the opposite side of the spectrum from “attention difficulties” but are otherwise only above-average people intellectually. They were able to follow
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by onjectic 4mo ago
I’ll second this. Great way to recalibrate yourself, once you see it confidently assert the exact opposite statement.
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by onjectic 4mo ago
Something something microkernels + capability-based security.
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by onjectic 7mo ago
It is a strong example of European innovation though. It’s a multinational project. I wasn’t casting shade on ASML, I was just pointing out the wording of the article implies some sort of competition between ASML and the US that does not ex
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by onjectic 7mo ago
> SAN DIEGO, California > to help retain the Dutch company's edge over emerging U.S. and Chinese rivals Great news, but what a strange attempt to equate the U.S. and China in this and build a narrative. Cymer was founded in San D
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by onjectic 8mo ago
Reminds me a lot of the UI styles in the Minecraft mod ComputerCraft.
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by onjectic 8mo ago
> The Second Amendment was written so that the US could avoid having a standing federal army and quickly gather up defense forces from States as necessary when attacked. Too narrow. It secures an individual right, not a federal mobilizat
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by onjectic 8mo ago
Superloop is common terminology in the firmware space. They are cruder than a giant-state-machine-like case statements(but may use still them for control flow). They usually involve many non-nested if statements for handling events, and you
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by onjectic 10mo ago
I’m not sure how this counter argues my observation. You seem to be implying that the end goal would be to stop people from saying certain things you find abhorrent. Humans won’t ever stop doing that, it’s that it would sometimes be nice to
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by onjectic 10mo ago
We need to have a serious conversation about the pros and cons of anonymity on public online forums. It’s objectively an unnatural form of communication, most of us see the harm, but we also don’t want to swing towards mass surveillance(wh
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by onjectic 10mo ago
Post title(and paper title) should be updated to include the number of undisclosed deaths(2 out of 38 deaths in the first 6 months). From what I can tell there were 43k total participants.
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by onjectic 10mo ago
Where are you conversing online that this is a concern?
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by onjectic 10mo ago
I would say it’s meant to be exploited in the way you are describing and really just a progressive tax mechanism, but instead of hitting zero tax at zero income, you hit zero higher and can start to pay “negative tax”.
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by onjectic 10mo ago
You’ll notice that more senior engineers are often much better at giving useful review comments, and they will do it faster than you, thats just a skill that seems to come with experience reading other peoples code(or your own code you wrot
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by onjectic 11mo ago
Microtube != Nanotube as far as I understand, though I admit the name is terrible and Penrose was my first thought when I read the title.
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by onjectic 11mo ago
> Unix security is fundamentally good L. Ron Hubbard is fundamentally good! I kid, but seriously, good how? Because it ensures cybersecurity engineers will always have a job? seL4 is not the final answer, but something close to it absolu
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by onjectic 11mo ago
The MMU leads to horribly leaky operating system abstractions. IME it’s leaky due to the lack of separation between address space remapping(preventing fragmentation) and memory protection(security). Perhaps unintentionally, RISC-V provides
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by onjectic 1y ago
Very organic looking, like they passed it through an optimization algorithm.
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by onjectic 2y ago
I am curious what your experience is with capability based security? They are still incredibly niche(unfortunately) so I’ve never had a chance to work with one at a job.
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by onjectic 2y ago
It’s comical that you are comparing Memphis to China. But lets take this even further and increase our sample set from just Jan 2023 - Dec 2023, to Jan 1923 - Dec 2023, this is more indicative of the downsides of authoritarianism, and clear
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by onjectic 2y ago
Its much more than that if you count sexual reproduction.
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by onjectic 2y ago
I think they mean that there is more than one asynchronous paradigm. Actors is one alternative I can think of.
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by onjectic 2y ago
From my layman understanding, yes, this concept should be bidirectional.
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by onjectic 2y ago
Seems like the most useful would be the other way around.
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by onjectic 2y ago
First thing my mind went to as well, I’m sure this is already being worked on, I think it would be more impactful than even this.

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