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LukeB42··on 42 (school)
> Quite honestly, most companies don't care about one's compiler theory knowledge or ability to build shell scripting interpreters, nor should they.

Right. Like how you don't care about the persons' physics knowledge when hiring an architect. /s

LukeB42··on Introducing the Dweb
> Decentralization is never going to solve our hate speech

Now I know what IP addresses concepts are originating from.

> net neutrality

I can nowretrieve ostensibly blocked resources via my peers, instead.

> data exploitation

Use a DNS whitelist for this one.

LukeB42··on Introducing the Dweb
You could have a private web on something like CJDNS.

Sounds a bit sad though.

LukeB42··on Refresh: concept for a new kind of web browser
Interesting triplet of Chrome extensions.
LukeB42··on BPG Image format
Not enough comparison to PNG. Source indicates borrowing heavily from PNG though. Am I missing something here about a relation / coevolution between these formats?
LukeB42··on Goodbye Microservices: From 100s of problem children to 1 superstar
Seems oversimplified to me. Not one mention of authentication and single-sign-on in the article.
LukeB42··on CO2 shortage: Lessons learned from a storm in a pint glass?
"Oh, and your "multi-billion" budget is real?"

Yup.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-23903310

"Now you're telling me they're willingly lugging around millions of tons of this chemtrail stuff just because?"

No dude, I'm telling you they're doing it for money.

"You've pulled this entire nonsense out of your ass. Chemtrails have zero plausibility due to how massive an undertaking it would be to make that happen."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Stormfury#Project_Cirr...

"Now you want me to believe that this is a worldwide phenomenon and nobody, absolutely nobody, has ever found any hard evidence?"

I'm here talking with you about it. I even have footage of this stuff on video. Sent you some like 20 minutes ago.

Did the chemtrail program start in your lifetime or is it something you've been forced to inherit?

LukeB42··on CO2 shortage: Lessons learned from a storm in a pint glass?
"Contrails occur differently at different altitudes due to temperature gradients."

Thanks. I'll look into this.

"Multi billion?"

That's the budget.

"For chemtrails to be real it's a multi-trillion dollar undertaking."

That's a figure you've pulled out of your behind.

"A 787 contains around 33,000 gallons of fuel, or about 162 tonnes."

Naphtha-kerosene's already a blend.

"And why? For what? Who benefits?"

Are you going to verify the phenomena for yourself?

LukeB42··on CO2 shortage: Lessons learned from a storm in a pint glass?
Thanks.

"[quoted text] is a subtle jab at my intelligence." -- No it's not. It just means the initial post was very simple and wasn't intended for readers who're in denial when experiencing reality.

LukeB42··on CO2 shortage: Lessons learned from a storm in a pint glass?
Here's some empirical evidence of chemtrails, in case this is the first of its kind that you've ever received I also suggest paying attention to the sky in your local neighbourhood at around 6am and 6pm.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFL4ogRm3yc

Saying "conspiracies too grandiose to be real" may be akin to saying "organization too grandiose to be real" when only talking about one program within a multi billion dollar black budget.

That said there are indeed grandiose conspiracies that do make chemtrails look simple by comparison: https://i.imgur.com/SbCArRO.jpg

LukeB42··on CO2 shortage: Lessons learned from a storm in a pint glass?
Best thing I did was read the book of Proverbs (KJV), FWIW.
LukeB42··on CO2 shortage: Lessons learned from a storm in a pint glass?
I agree now that the basis for chemtrails could have done with being established in my initial post.

For some reason I assumed other HN users had had similar experiences I've had with seeing them right next to contrails in real life.

Wasn't intending to produce entertainment to consume. Just wanted to provoke serious, thoughtful discussion of the likelihood that these phenomena are related.

LukeB42··on CO2 shortage: Lessons learned from a storm in a pint glass?
I appreciate you challenging my initial post in this thread. Thanks for the reality check.

Finding a balance is constant and inescapable anyway, is it not?

LukeB42··on CO2 shortage: Lessons learned from a storm in a pint glass?
I didn't elaborate on my train of thought because it's a three-point train of thought. No offense.

"conspiracy theory" is widely understood to be a derisive term the CIA had to invent after they shot Kennedy.

Here's a contrail next to a chemtrail on video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kcTvqiMNl8

My comment is not erratic. Saying my comment is erratic is like saying you're afraid of loud noises.

My comment does not have "spurious" relation to the article. My comment has a holistic big-picture relation to the article.

LukeB42··on CO2 shortage: Lessons learned from a storm in a pint glass?
What's up with it?
LukeB42··on CO2 shortage: Lessons learned from a storm in a pint glass?
I was speaking to a different entity. The mod I was speaking to probably wouldn't use an ad hominem as their basis for an unrealistic forecast.
LukeB42··on CO2 shortage: Lessons learned from a storm in a pint glass?
What is it I'm doing wrong and why is this an inappropriate forum for it?
LukeB42··on Introducing plotly.py 3.0.0
That's f'n awesome. Many thanks!
LukeB42··on Introducing plotly.py 3.0.0
Is it possible to have the lasso tool return a list of selected data points?
LukeB42··on YAML: probably not so great after all (2017)
Super happy with HCL for over a year in production now.

I've only got one FOSS project using HCL but I think of its' bundled HCL config file is an attractive part of its UX: https://github.com/LukeB42/psyrcd

LukeB42··on Ask HN: What problem in your industry is a potential startup?
Engineer behind REBIM here. I've spent the last one and half years developing an AEC SaaS platform that includes

* A project-based document management system that has baked-in version control.

* Issue and Task trackers.

* Soft realtime features such as notifications when models are converted, when anyone comments on an issue or task you've logged and a realtime chat system.

* A browser-based model viewer with the ability to:

* Federate multiple models from various project disciplines into one scene.

* Take screenshots of the scene, mark them up and log issues and tasks on model assets with the marked up screenshots straight away.

* Associate documents with model objects.

* Hold conversations on model objects.

* Store / review feeds from the built counterparts of modelled assets.

Video tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8xrkI2ZaSm-5s_aJnnGpeA/vid...

API documentation: https://app.rebim.co/static/docs/index.html

Intro for small to medium sized design studios: https://rebim.co

Intro for enterprise customers: http://rebimenterprise.com/

We've only just started beta testing this February but you're welcome to sign up for an account at https://app.rebim.co

I can be reached on lukebrooks [at] azurelope [dot] com if you need any assistance and we would also love to hear your thoughts on REBIM if you have any suggestions for improvements!

LukeB42··on Time to rebuild the web?
Entities that aren't media corporations tend to suck at holding a crowds' attention relative to media corporations.

You can't <airquotes> fix </airquotes> that by "rebuilding the web".

LukeB42··on Perspective: Streaming pivot visualization via WebAssembly
That sounds super useful. Does it create its own window as a Python library or am I missing something?
LukeB42··on Perspective: Streaming pivot visualization via WebAssembly
I see it's possible to convert to Numpy arrays. Is `perspective` also a Python library?
LukeB42··on Ask HN: Is a P2P browser possible?
A P2P browser: https://beakerbrowser.com/

A P2P caching proxy for in front of your existing browser: https://github.com/Psybernetics/Synchrony

LukeB42··on Security alerts on GitHub
I love whoever's responsible for this.
LukeB42··on Code together in real time with Teletype for Atom
If you wish this existed for web pages: https://github.com/psybernetics/synchrony
LukeB42··on HTTP is obsolete. It's time for the Distributed Web (2015)
Synchrony is an intended solution to centralisation written back in 2015 after being designed since around 2011: http://github.com/psybernetics/Synchrony though this implementation also ships a peer-to-peer hyperdocument editor baked into the core of the UI so the Python PoC is a bit of a mutant.

Currently aiming to release a Go implementation at some point after canning a C implementation earlier this year, where p2p is instead accessed via CONNECT proxy.

Is there any interest in this project?

LukeB42··on Where will artificial general intelligence come from?
Nah I maintain "Survive and replicate" is a sub-problem in the larger "Perfect ones' Soul" objective function.
LukeB42··on Where will artificial general intelligence come from?
The objective function for humans seems to be "Perfect the Human Soul" which can have conflicting optima in different contexts. Obviously no other mammal optimizes for it, either. See any slice of human culture or human activity ever for reference. Thanks for putting this slideshow together.
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