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believe me, i want the streets of Toronto to look like a T1 city in China or Tokyo

if you haven’t been pegged in the ass or pegged someone else in the ass, then your opinions are invalid… sorry i don’t make the rules

hehe.

whew yeah.

yeah seriously. like *that* was your go-to comparison point for this?

ok yeah I thought it might be that one

FULL page review in the new Wire for Shane Parish's latest Autechre Guitar. Derek Walmsley says "uncanny" "brilliant" and other adjectives of that nature.

Also out TODAY the latest single: "Slip" !! Stream it on bandcamp or whereever you do that stuff.

shaneparish.bandcamp.com/album/autech...

hell, it also helps for stuff like keeping copyrighted music out of VODs in future.

"actually his stuff was very Derivative and not Original" like, you don't have to do this. it is good for us all to sit with the cognitive dissonance that a very bad person can make very good art. it is good for us to work through the moral ramifications of that.

one thing that would be cool, when prominent creators turn out to be terrible people, would be if we didn't have to go through this performative dance of insisting that their work was never good in the first place.

One of the cool things about Indian philosophy is the tradition of presenting opposing arguments in excruciating detail (purvapaksha) before presenting your own (siddhanta)

portia the cat sprawled on the blankets and chair, back legs outstretched toward the camera, front paws curled cutely in the air in front of her, eyes closed.

meeting supervisor

Release builds for weaver are dog slow simply bc the wasm builds are so heavily optimized for size at the linking stage.

But yeah, Rust is slow to compile relative to a lot of other languages, in part bc it does so much *at* compile time.

proc macros plus linking are the big bottlenecks. stuff that uses syn (i.e. a *lot* of crates that provide derive macros, like serde and clap) is slow to compile and also doesn't parallelize well, and then the default linker has a similar problem, especially if you do link-time optimization.

if you all want to fund some garage rocket science, i know a few people.

okay Henney is wonderful but also *far* too straight up hot for Dalinar.

god fuck i know that street im sure of it, given the reference to Summerhill market in the article. I have washed these people's fucking windows (or their neighbours).

I am reading the introduction. this is incredible.

the *fuck*.

it's a shame that so much of corporate history and invention is completely unwritten or, when it is, mythologized for marketing purposes

yes. avoiding a Turing-complete DSL is wise.

hehe i remember our discussion on this

that was what I was thinking of actually.

longtermism. not. even. once.

last time I needed that much bulk cap I did an array of em.

Angled view of a 3d rendered PCB with a few components, there is a skyscraper of an electrolytic in the corner

Front-on view of a 3d rendered PCB with a few components, there is a skyscraper of an electrolytic in the corner

Close up of the edge with the so very tall electrolytic capacitor

Today in "comically tall electrolytic capacitors", the 25mm tall www.lcsc.com/product-deta..., on a 55x75mm board. Finding a 50V 680uF bulk cap is surprisingly challenging.

fuckin quokkas. 0hplovecraft was right about exactly one thing.

They'll never make another like him.

that is the worry.

yeah im following, makes sense.