Random tiny thoughts that don't merit their own full-sized posts.
author: @siiky@siiky.srht.site
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It grinds my gears when people use "AKA" incorrectly, AKA like this.
Today I learned of the Willow protocol. From it I found the P2P Basel event.
This year's page has at the bottom the following book in its bibliography: Christian Cachin, Rachid Guerraoui, Luís Rodrigues, "Introduction to Reliable and Secure Distributed Programming"
I searched the usual places -- first log into Springer through my uni, no luck; then some archive of Anya, yes luck! Then I remembered The Wikipedia Library too, and yes luck again!
The official PDF from Springer is md5:5280dc2e54606741c8cd7e87859837c7, if you'd like to know (though there's a slightly smaller one with better PDF index also available; haven't compared otherwise).
Built Transmission v4.1.0 following the same steps as previous builds, but the resulting binary crashes with an "Illegal Instruction" signal... :(
The culprit is the newly introduced CRC32 library. Tried building+installing CRC32 according to the instructions of the PR I linked in the issue, but the Pi hanged... :( Waiting for it to come back to life.
And because I have an SSHFS mount to it, now my desktop is sluggish too doggammit! At least GUI file dialogs etc.
As with neoliberal economics, I'm always suspicious of people who claim that the answer to the damage their self serving behavior is causing is actually more of that behavior. I don't see much evidence that either of these outcomes are likely.
We find that AI use impairs conceptual understanding, code reading, and debugging abilities, without delivering significant efficiency gains on average.
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