@neauoire All your quotes are interesting and I save them for later :))
Floating-point rounding errors as an energy source: In one simulation, robots learned that small rounding errors in the math that calculated forces meant that they got a tiny bit of extra energy with motion. They learned to twitch rapidly, generating lots of free energy that they could harness. The programmer noticed the problem when the robots started swimming extraordinarily fast.
https://aiweirdness.com/post/172894792687/when-algorithms-surprise-us/amp?__twitter_impression=true
I forgot about this one:
https://github.com/RichardLitt/meta-knowledge
๐ก A list of knowledge repositories
"The Librem 5 is, arguably, the first smartphone available that focuses on privacy and security because it does not exploit nor track the userโs digital footprint. The Librem 5 features, hardware kill switches, layered security protection, decentralized and IP-native communication, user-controlled sourced code, and hardware encryption." https://www.fosslinux.com/21079/long-anticipated-librem-5-linux-phones-start-shipping.htm #privacy #security #purism #librem5 #linux #smartphone
Wrote an article about my writing journals:
https://crlf.site/log/notes/190827-1/
Google Employees Say Their Careers Were Stymied After Reporting Harassment and Discrimination https://jezebel.com/google-employees-say-their-careers-were-stymied-after-r-1837981794
@mdkcore @switchingsocial@mastodon.at A lot of people recommend https://www.gandi.net/en/
@sean I will help, in 3 days from now.
Cheers
@jonah Niice! Maybe I will contribute in the future.
I notice a problem with the icons of the tags (posts, sysadmin, tor, etc)
(Reason: CORS header 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' missing) for font awesome.
@neauoire I'm adding stuff as I discover more on my list as well: https://github.com/croqaz/awesome-fair-mobiles
@dym@merveilles.town @maxdeviant Oh game dev is the worst job ever... Personal experience...
Unless you work on your own game, at least you have time to breathe..
@neauoire I really really liked Riven... Even as a purely visual library for explaining dependencies & stuff, it's still amazing.
@neauoire I'm considering to create a database with books, movies and bookmarks in Lisp instead of JSON / CSV / etc
I've seen people do that.
Also query the database like:
```
(org-ql (org-agenda-files)
(and (not (done))
(tags "bills")
(deadline <=))
:sort deadline)
```
This is so beautiful ๐ญ
@neauoire Building stuff for fun is the strongest driving force and a good enough reason :D
But it makes sense to use Lisp just as a markup language.
Because you can have a dynamic markup with IF conditions, cycles, etc.
@Connor Luckily there are plenty of alternatives out there. self hosted Gogs.io, Gitea.io, git.sr.ht, Gitlab...