This guy keeps raising the stakes.
Facial Recognition: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)
#lastweektonight takes on the recent Police crackdown in the US. He presents a lot of info that I wasn't aware of. Please watch if you have the time.
#lastweektonight takes on the recent Police crackdown in the US. He presents a lot of info that I wasn't aware of. Please watch if you have the time.
OSM updated rapidly
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RT @downey
IT'S MAP OFFICIAL!
@realDonaldTrump lives at the end of #BlackLivesMatter Plaza.
#sayhername #JusticeforBreonna #WhiteCoatsForBlackLives
https://twitter.com/downey/status/1268980512216895489
my project `dat-gateway` has been in an infuriating state of flux for many months because it is an application context.
"a gateway? an application context? what?" you say, like a reasonable human being.
thanks to the horror of javascript, websites are applications, and the browser grants them powers based on their context. a gateway sharing archives under a single domain allows the web apps in those archives to read each other's data, because the browser assumes that one domain == one owner. thus a proper gateway cannot use a single domain, but must wildcard archive domain names. setting up this wildcard has been an excruciating process that i still haven't finished, and i'm fucking fed up with it. DNS is a trap.
i reject that websites should be applications, or that we should be building additional application contexts. software is SO BAD and feeding the monster won't fix it. all we want to do is share files, anyway.
I put some thoughts down on WFH and my DevOps/SRE job. Not sure everyone would agree, but would love you hear your thoughts.
https://notes.ayushsharma.in/2020/06/working-from-home-and-software-engineering
Aaaaaaaaaannnndddd...
he's back!
Voting by Mail: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)
It uses https://gitlab.com/ayush-sharma/tweet-toot by @ayushsharma22 and a simple cron job every minute.
If you use PyEnv then you can make a bash script like so, and have the cron job call it:
#! /bin/bash
cd tweet-toot
source venv/bin/activate
cd tweet-toot
python run.py
You can have cron log the output:
* * * * * ~/toot.sh >> ~/bird_toot.log 2>&1
โIn the goodness of time, as all books become fully digital, everyone of them will accumulate the equivalent of blue underlined passages as each literary reference is networked within that book out to all other books. [...] Books will seep out of their bindings and weave themselves together into one large meta book, the universal libraryโ๏ฟผ๏ฟผ
โ The Inevitable by Kevin Kelly (2016)
A monumental piece about online advertising
Ayush Sharma is a software architect, technical blogger, and fiction writer.
He has been a software professional for over a decade, working with startups and large enterprises on cloud innovations, and writes about his experiences online on his blog.
Attracted to writing fiction at an early age, he composed a science fiction novella and several short stories. He now devotes more time toward cultivating his writing skills.