New shortest path meta dropped

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2504.17033

What about nftables?

Kent Overstreet

There are still various incompatibilities between the two, and it becomes relevant if you need to work with any organization that has standardized on Docker-specific tooling.

What exactly is your problem with Docker? It’s open source.

Also closed-source container images exist.

Why would you want your entire home folder in syncthing?

I’m not sure I need a lot of compute on my NAS. I guess I might as well get as much as I can before it becomes cost prohibitive. Not planning on running any local LLMs on it though, so a GPU is probably overkill.

I’ve been thinking about getting a real NAS machine instead of having my gaming PC always on. This looks pretty slick.

Archdioces Linux

Or both little dudes and big dudes to make the big dudes look even bigger. Worked well in The Odyssey.

The best way I can describe the cerebral part of it is:

You are free to think deeply about many things that you normally take for granted and see them as you would with a child-like curiosity. You second guess societal abstractions that used to feel like common sense. You see more plainly the motivations for things and connections between them. You start to feel much more viscerally present in reality rather than caught up in your psychological habits of thinking. The world of metaphor and symbolism starts to feel much richer.

Yea if you don’t explicitly give it direction on how to keep the code maintainable, it will gladly just spew shit into the same file until you have 10K LOC in it.

Do you want to live underground?

Although it might seem contradictory, something can be abstract and concrete at the same time. These are relative qualities.

Relative to anarchy, the state is abstract. It depends upon a socially shared model of thinking that gets acted out by individuals. Take away this layer of abstraction and you are left with anarchy, i.e. the precursor of the state.

Prison is itself an abstraction, though its consequences feel very concrete to a prisoner. All of your thoughts and feelings are abstractions, and yet they seem concrete to you.

Guys. This problem is solved already. Landlock, bubblewrap, UNIX DAC.

What’s their op ex though? I feel like there must be a sizable portion of that which isn’t actually necessary to keep the service up.

I’ll second what a few people have already said: outdoor concerts are usually the best ones IME.

Multiple different electronic music shows. I’ve never done DMT so I don’t know from experience what it smells like, but I was with people who’ve done it and they were saying that’s the smell. I find it pretty obnoxious, please don’t do it on the dance floor.

Talking at shows doesn’t really work. If you’re able to carry a conversation, chances are you are being rude to the people trying to listen.

There are many ways that a concert can go wrong outside of the performer’s control. All of these have happened to me:

1. Bad audio engineers. Too loud. Poor EQ.

2. Venue sold too many tickets and it’s too crowded to dance or even stand comfortably.

3. Incompetent management results in poor logistics. E.g. long lines making people miss the show.

4. Venue itself just has poor acoustics that can’t be fixed.

5. Crowd has assholes. People putting their phones up to record the whole time blocking your view. People shoving their way to the front. People not understanding how to behave in a mosh pit and hurting someone. People doing so much DMT that you can’t breathe without smelling it.

6. Venue failing to provide free water.

Don’t let that sour you on concerts though. I’ve been to way more good shows than bad ones. Usually if you find a good venue, it will stay good. Some performers are even so professional that they eliminate all possibility of the aforementioned issues by having their own staff take care of everything.

Seriously. If Google really wants to shove ads down our throats, they could at least regulate them so they’re not constantly horny scams. But that would cost them money, oh the humanity.