GitHub should start an App Store. Great idea! And GitLab too.
They have the distribution and skillset to pull it off, and could make one-click installation work on desktop and Android, if not iOS. @natfriedman @sytses
Tesla proved that memes, narratives and online activism are powerful tools long before Gamestop, but as they take hold in the broader market it should be noted: the results are not easy to defend as efficient allocations of capital.
Chinese President Xi Jinping called on officials to step up protection of intellectual property rights from the perspective of “national strategy” via @business 🤣
tbf, america in 19th century ripped-off british works all the time.
"While the probability of an American between 6'6" and 6'8" being an NBA player today stands at a mere 0.07%, it's a staggering 17% for someone 7 feet or taller...being 7 feet tall is the world's shortest path to becoming a millionaire."
More about NBA Draft: Is Being 7 Feet Tall The Fastest Way To Get Rich In America?
3/3 The book is special to me as it was really my first introduction to non-school / non-contest math, and, well, the rest is history :)
You can read more about Virginia Lee Pratt here
More about Untitled (https://omaha.com/news/metro/central-high-teacher-virginia-lee-pratt-built-a-math-powerhouse/article_2d8aacff-ba09-507c-9927-5675f737b88b.html)
A local resident has been detained for cooking a barbecue over an eternal flame monument to fallen World War II soldiers in Russia's North Caucasus republic of Dagestan.
“No need for coal,” the unidentified man was heard explaining to eyewitnesses.
More about North Caucasus Man Detained for Barbecue at WWII Eternal Flame - The Moscow Times
Cold winter nights often remind me of Halku हल्कू, the poor farmer of Hindi story pūs kī rāt पूस की रात (= A winter's night) by Premchand. It reveals the sheer burden of poverty & harsh realities of elements without making grand statements. Read it here-
More about पूस की रात: मुंशी प्रेमचंद की कहानी - Hindi Story Poos ki raat by Munshi Premchand | फेमिना हिन्दी
Since today is #HolocaustMemorialDay, I'll again share the story of Peter Wegner. Witnessed Anschluss/Kristallnacht in person. Escaped on Kindertransport. Went on to write earliest texts on PL, edit 1st ACM curriculum, Cardelli-Wegner, etc. What a life.
More about (500) https://posts.cs.brown.edu/2016/05/31/peter-wegner-life-remarkable/
Two years ago, when I was living in Singapore and sent this piece to the Straits Times, I was expecting a rejection. After all, they had rejected some of my earlier pieces. (1)
More about Untitled (https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/indias-deep-but-forgotten-roots-in-south-east-asia)
It was maddening listening to how Spaniards basically lucked and lied into conquering the New World. How they shrugged off the cruelty they showed to the natives as they were "pagans"
This was a cornerstone for their deceit and destruction - divine right
More about Untitled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8JVdpWCKeM&t=8s&ab_channel=FallofCivilizations)
I am still catching up on early January posts 👉 Optimizing Lambda functions packaged as container images – interesting tips by @rts_rob #AWS #Serverless #DevOps
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I hate the fact that the Fed govt retains jurisdiction over Native American lands.
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Notice a bunch of your friends seemed to have gotten pregnant since the start of the pandemic?
You might be tempted to call it a trend, but several states that keep track of births in near-real-time recorded significant drops in Dec. 2020 birthrates.
More about (500) https://www.lx.com/community/theres-no-coronavirus-baby-boom-its-more-like-a-baby-bust/29596/
I don't know if I would call this #serverless, but definitely a modern replacement for xinetd :-) I'm glad this article got written, I've been meaning to go down this rathole for a while. Alt Title: Socket activated services with #Podman.
More about (500) https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/painless-services-implementing-serverless-rootless-podman-and-systemd
@Chris_arnade @AliceFromQueens As an endorsement, watch one of the two Top Gear episodes where they take a random farmer's Tacoma, and try to beat it to shit by literally casting it out to sea and dropping it off a building, and they fail to make it not start.
More about (429) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnWKz7Cthkk
I'm convinced a lot of these stupid interview questions that ask things like this are mostly just filtering for people who went to the same university where you're introduced to things like this.