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@ocdtrekkie I can't imagine how customers would be able to run virtual infrastructure on software like VMWare ESXi, vSphere, vCenter and vCloud Director π€ on subscription models? π€
@ocdtrekkie I can't imagine how customers would be able to run virtual infrastructure on software like VMWare ESXi, vSphere, vCenter and vCloud Director π€ on subscription models? π€
@off_grid_living I _think_ the key takeaway here is that whilst "Evolutionary Processes" can be explained, modelled and simulated, nothing in science can explain how it all started in the first place. Well nothing except Engineering of course.
For example, if I sit down and replicate this guy's work and improve upon it, who created the first generation and the simulated world in which these "things" live in?
That's right. @prologic did (otherwise known as the creator π
)
@off_grid_living I _think_ the key takeaway here is that whilst "Evolutionary Processes" can be explained, modelled and simulated, nothing in science can explain how it all started in the first place. Well nothing except Engineering of course.
For example, if I sit down and replicate this guy's work and improve upon it, who created the first generation and the simulated world in which these "things" live in?
That's right. @prologic did (otherwise known as the creator π
)
@mckinley Interesting...
Any ideas how Scribe works?
Also, we shoudln't have to create these silly frontends to work-around stupid shit like this π€¦ββοΈ
@mckinley Interesting...
Any ideas how Scribe works?
Also, we shoudln't have to create these silly frontends to work-around stupid shit like this π€¦ββοΈ
Oh well wasn't worth the read anyway π€£
Oh well wasn't worth the read anyway π€£
@tkanos Ahh neat trick! Thanks π
@tkanos Ahh neat trick! Thanks π
Why bother having a fucking blog if you're just going to host it on some shitty stupid site (Medium) that forces people to sign-in and have an account with Facebook or Google ?! π€¦ββοΈ Dafuq?! π€¬ 
Why bother having a fucking blog if you're just going to host it on some shitty stupid site (Medium) that forces people to sign-in and have an account with Facebook or Google ?! π€¦ββοΈ Dafuq?! π€¬
> In May 2022, Broadcom announced their deal to acquire the virtualisation and cloud computing software vendor VMware for $61 billion in a combination of cash and stock, with Broadcom assuming $8 billion in VMware debt.[52] [53]
> In May 2022, Broadcom announced their deal to acquire the virtualisation and cloud computing software vendor VMware for $61 billion in a combination of cash and stock, with Broadcom assuming $8 billion in VMware debt.[52] [53]
VMWare:
> VMware, Inc. is a cloud computing and virtualization technology company with headquarters in California.[6] VMware was the first commercially successful company to virtualize the x86 architecture.[self-published source][7]
Broadcom:
> Broadcom Inc. is an American designer, developer, manufacturer and global supplier of a wide range of semiconductor and infrastructure software products. Broadcom's product offerings serve the data center, networking, software, broadband, wireless, and storage and industrial markets.
VMWare:
> VMware, Inc. is a cloud computing and virtualization technology company with headquarters in California.[6] VMware was the first commercially successful company to virtualize the x86 architecture.[self-published source][7]
Broadcom:
> Broadcom Inc. is an American designer, developer, manufacturer and global supplier of a wide range of semiconductor and infrastructure software products. Broadcom's product offerings serve the data center, networking, software, broadband, wireless, and storage and industrial markets.
@novaburst So Broadcom is allegedly buying VMWare for $61B ? π€ Why?! π³ Don't Broadcom make chips and VMWare make virtualization software? π
I don't see the connection π
@novaburst So Broadcom is allegedly buying VMWare for $61B ? π€ Why?! π³ Don't Broadcom make chips and VMWare make virtualization software? π
I don't see the connection π
[(1) Go in 100 Seconds - YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=446E-r0rXHI)
Probably the best video tutorial I've ever seen on a programming language. Just goes to show hog Go (get it?) is quite a nice elegant language π
[(1) Go in 100 Seconds - YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=446E-r0rXHI)
Probably the best video tutorial I've ever seen on a programming language. Just goes to show hog Go (get it?) is quite a nice elegant language π
@eaplmx Yeah it's all properly rated and all that. We play competition at least 4 times a per plus other tournaments. CHeck it out at the Brisbane Table Tennis Club π
@eaplmx Yeah it's all properly rated and all that. We play competition at least 4 times a per plus other tournaments. CHeck it out at the Brisbane Table Tennis Club π
Rejoined my local table tennis club π today. 3 close matches but no wins π
Rejoined my local table tennis club π today. 3 close matches but no wins π
@anth You willΒ have to elaborate π€£
@anth You willΒ have to elaborate π€£
The thing I love about this guy's work, his explanation and teaching is how he spells out the recipe and attirbutes you need:
- Replication
- Blueprint
- Inheritance
- Mutation
- Selection
The thing I love about this guy's work, his explanation and teaching is how he spells out the recipe and attirbutes you need:
- Replication
- Blueprint
- Inheritance
- Mutation
- Selection
@mckinley Thanks! I've been following along and I'm still a bit stumped π
@mckinley Thanks! I've been following along and I'm still a bit stumped π
Hmmm there's no difference between those two routes π€
Hmmm there's no difference between those two routes π€
@mckinley I'm gonna look at theΒ route... Hmmm
@mckinley I'm gonna look at theΒ route... Hmmm
@mckinley Haha π Where did this except come from? π€
@mckinley Haha π Where did this except come from? π€
Don't take this as "investment advice", but some years ago I decided (but not really shared) that I would boycott and blacklist any Coal or Gas mining companies in my investment portfolio. I would never invest in any company that actively seeks to increase CO2 emissions and effectively destroy the planet we live on π
Don't take this as "investment advice", but some years ago I decided (but not really shared) that I would boycott and blacklist any Coal or Gas mining companies in my investment portfolio. I would never invest in any company that actively seeks to increase CO2 emissions and effectively destroy the planet we live on π
Interestingly Yarn pods used to have a built-in "full blogging" feature that used to take advantage of very similar mechanisms. It would let you write a full blog post, with URI(s) like /blogs/<username>/<yyyy>/<mm>/<dd>.html (rendered from Markdown) and would automatically "announce" the blog post as a Twt itself. That Twt would become the "Root Hash" of all "comments" on _that_ blog post.
We removed the feature as the community at the time "felt" it was out-of-scope and had a bunch of other missing features you'd typically find in a full-blogging engine.
Interestingly Yarn pods used to have a built-in "full blogging" feature that used to take advantage of very similar mechanisms. It would let you write a full blog post, with URI(s) like /blogs/<username>/<yyyy>/<mm>/<dd>.html (rendered from Markdown) and would automatically "announce" the blog post as a Twt itself. That Twt would become the "Root Hash" of all "comments" on _that_ blog post.
We removed the feature as the community at the time "felt" it was out-of-scope and had a bunch of other missing features you'd typically find in a full-blogging engine.
@lyse Oooer a pretty rainbow π
@lyse Oooer a pretty rainbow π
@lyse That's really lovely π
@lyse That's really lovely π
@movq the he'll?& Kilometers??? π
@movq the he'll?& Kilometers??? π
@movq same here. I prefer to run my own streaming services using my own content from my arm storage π
@movq same here. I prefer to run my own streaming services using my own content from my arm storage π
@movq huh. I would've expected consumer grade Internet services in Germany to be much better! π³
@movq huh. I would've expected consumer grade Internet services in Germany to be much better! π³
@movq ha. I would've expected consumer grade Internet services to be a lot better in Germany π³
@lyse because of the zig zag lines?
@lyse because of the zig zag lines?
Meanwhile in Australia we're still struggling with the ongoing battle with NBN Co that the multiple "screw ups" between Labor and Liberal governments that have resulted in most of the country still on effectively "slightly" better ADSL (vDSL2+). Here for example I still have to put up with the unreliability of ~600m of Copper with a vDSL service and all the constant drop-outs that comes with. Not to mention it's a measly ~60Mbps Downstream and ~30Mbps upstream (if I'm lucky). NBN is a joke.~
Meanwhile in Australia we're still struggling with the ongoing battle with NBN Co that the multiple "screw ups" between Labor and Liberal governments that have resulted in most of the country still on effectively "slightly" better ADSL (vDSL2+). Here for example I still have to put up with the unreliability of ~600m of Copper with a vDSL service and all the constant drop-outs that comes with. Not to mention it's a measly ~60Mbps Downstream and ~30Mbps upstream (if I'm lucky). NBN is a joke.~
If you have the strength to reject streaming, you can proudly say this How about this slogan:
> Any song I listen to,
> I can share a copy too.
If someone chides you by saying that sharing is illegal, you can respond with:
> "The music companies bought the law, but they can't make sharing wrong."
What sharing slogans can you think of?
If you have the strength to reject streaming, you can proudly say this How about this slogan:
> Any song I listen to,
> I can share a copy too.
If someone chides you by saying that sharing is illegal, you can respond with:
> "The music companies bought the law, but they can't make sharing wrong."
What sharing slogans can you think of?
@marado Yup it would work nicely π
@marado Yup it would work nicely π
@mckinley No problems! Thanks for trying π€
@mckinley No problems! Thanks for trying π€
What's "near line" mean here? π€
What's "near line" mean here? π€
I won't be hosting the weekly call today. I'm unfortunately out at lunch with some friends. However you are all welcome to host one yourselves π
I won't be hosting the weekly call today. I'm unfortunately out at lunch with some friends. However you are all welcome to host one yourselves π
@apex Oh I didn't know you were from Sydney? π³
@apex Oh I didn't know you were from Sydney? π³
@ullarah Haha yeah π
That's awesome to hear! π₯³ -- My week is "so so", have had a teammate sick for the past 2 weeks so I've been working extra hours so I'm pretty tired and haven't had much energy left or time for anything else π’
@ullarah Haha yeah π
That's awesome to hear! π₯³ -- My week is "so so", have had a teammate sick for the past 2 weeks so I've been working extra hours so I'm pretty tired and haven't had much energy left or time for anything else π’
Pretty quiet lately π€ (from Humans π)
Pretty quiet lately π€ (from Humans π)
@movq I really do not know π€¦ββοΈ People are being duped into a false sense of security π’ over this Web3 madness π€¬
@movq I really do not know π€¦ββοΈ People are being duped into a false sense of security π’ over this Web3 madness π€¬
TIL that Zoom's chat uses XMPP π³
TIL that Zoom's chat uses XMPP π³