New blog post.

Babashka 1.13.220 gets FFI

https://blog.michielborkent.nl/babashka-ffi.html

#babashka #clojure

@stux Can't talk, currently being buried alive by vibe-alanche.

(paw-sitive vibes was right there...)

Someone posted about some genuinely interesting research they did. They then used Claude to write the LinkedIn post about their project. Now the post has everyone’s Claude picking up the same thing and saying this is the most interesting thing.

‘An edge is a lead to check, not a finding.’

Multiple people are posting ‘an edge is a lead to check, not a finding, may be the most important thing here.’

I knew the machines would try to kill us but I didn’t know it would be with useless verbosity.

Starting next week ERPU co-founder and board member @jon is going for a new world record: the fastest time on the longest uninterrupted rail journey in Europe! 6281.6km of train travel from Kemijärvi, Finland to Lagos, Portugal.

You can find all of the details on his website: https://crossborderrail.eu/longestjourney/ — and of course we will be following and cheering him on here as well.

Good luck Jon!

#CrossBorderRail #LongestRailEU

@yoginho And, of course, I'll watch what the rest of the AI-unhappy world will be doing. Maybe we will see new distros, or better hardware support for systems like NetBSD, because of growing developer investment.

@apostolis

Context is important.

Like when you need to report a post, with the ability to add an optional message to help admins/mods.

Or when you report a post you've already reported.

✨

#pixelfed #webUI #redesign #soon

An Iceberg Flips

Footage of a massive iceberg flipping in Greenland has gone viral. The feat took place off the coast of Ilulissat and was caught on a nearby livestream camera. Icebergs shift like this because they melt unevenly, with submerged areas melting faster. As the underwater shape of the iceberg changes, the buoyant forces shift relative to the iceberg’s center of mass, and it flips, eventually settling into a (temporarily) stable orientation. This situation is simpler in the lab version, though; as the video here shows, real icebergs can also rapidly lose mass if they start breaking apart. That, too, can necessitate a flip. (Video and image credit: AfarTV; via Colossal)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UufMqwyO7pY

Best variant of this meme #Dolly

@papinto I would assume who added who to their website

@kirschner a few years ago, spotify bricked the 'car thing', a car-mounted hardware device that connected to the phone app and allowed users to control it with a dial or voice.

i doubt it was widely used, but it was able to be re-purposed by the open-source community at least keeping some of them out of landfills.

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/05/pleas-for-open-sourcing-refunds-as-spotify-plans-to-brick-car-thing-devices/

Eigenraum wird heute übrigens 4 Jahre alt. 🐣

Was könnt ihr mir schenken, fragt ihr euch?

Natürlich eine Empfehlung an eine Freund*in, die vielleicht auch ein wenig mehr echte, menschliche #Mathematik in ihrem Leben braucht.

@Tutanota It's a pleasure, and thank you for keeping the services updated!

RE: https://infosec.exchange/@fingerprint/117179047081732330

Nowe oświadczenie włamywaczy stojących za atakiem na MyDr. Zapowiadają “coś większego” i rzekomo mamy się o tym dowiedzieć. Boss, I’m tired, ale jak trzeba to trzeba.

@sundogplanets You’re doing a lot and more than could be asked from any human being. Can we stop the near earth space from clogging? I don’t know, but it won’t be on your head.

Thanks for all you do

— just a space geek grown io in NASA/ESA times who’s horrified by the way commercialisation is going

@mastodonmigration OsmAnd and CoMaps are great because you get all the updates from #OpenStreetMap contributors like me!

@yoginho This is a long-term worry, not an emergency. So: take time to explore, time to think.

The only Linux distro whose development process I know is Guix. No AI policy yet due the lengthy and imperfect consensus-finding rules. While the discussions continue, I will see if I could move to 100% Guix (which as of today I do *not* recommend).

I'll also look at NetBSD and smolBSD, at least for my self-hosted cloud server. And see how the BSD family evolves driver-wise.

@apostolis