To vždycky říkám na argumenty "ale co když nebude elektřina?" Vole jestli nebude elektřina na levelu, že nebudou internety ani počítače, máme úplně jiný problémy než Bitcoin.

i was very interested in "NoKernel" even more, and have even thought of an idea of having a kernel running on each core of a CPU with a message passing interface

plan9 also goes towards this direction as well, by creating a uniform socket interface for everything, the next logical step from the unix "everything is a file"

but android also with LXC namespace isolation goes a long way towards this also

and i get it that this is what UFS and ZFS are trying to do to filesystems but really LVM2 does it better overall, you can conceive of a single service that just manages this, and another service that manages permission, like a local version of ETCD

i think it's gonna be a long time yet before we see the end of monolithic kernels though... apple runs on a bsd microkernel and everyone else is running monolithics

i think really it's just about the API differences, it's hard to make a mapping between standard system APIs and the distinctly different way you run things with a no-kernel everything-is-a-service style of architecture... the slowest moving parts of software development are languages and kernels

it's a subject dear to my heart though... kernels and compilers, my two favourite things

If truly worried about such a scenario a stash of gold and silver coins probably better than paper cash

I do. He stole his work from Henre Poincare, and as mentioned, you can't apply physical properties to concepts.

Gravity is an effect of magnetism and dielectricity. We can manipulate objects and make them go up or down using electrostatics. Magnetism is a much stronger force than gravity is claimed to be, and it can be experimentally validated by anyone. Warping and bending of spacetime? Heh.

I think it makes more sense to adopt the views of people like Tesla on this basis. He, among others, was responsible for the basis of the AC motor that gave us our electrical grid. He wasn't a fan of Einstein either.

yeah, it had go in it because cloudfodder was building strfry sprockets in Go and it was simplest to just write a script to install go and git and pull the stuff

go and git have got to be the smallest footprint dev toolchain there is, anyone that doesn't get how powerful that is is just not thinking

I'm not trying to be disagreeable lol, there's truth here. There is a fine line though, where people like Einstein applied physical properties to concepts (space and time). Even if the maths checks out in such an instance, it is based on fallacious logic and I am forced to reject such theories on that basis.

But I'm all for people doing this work, it will get us to the truth eventually.

I thought it was going to come from the puppy killer Fauci. 🤷‍♂️

I certainly hope so

it's collapsing in real time IMO

I agree we don’t need the equations to understand these things, but if they predict/describe known phenomena, it’s confirms the understanding, and I don’t have the math to double check what he’s saying rigorously, His claim is this isn’t just theory and philosophy but that it’s rigorous because the equations bear it out.

Seems A LOT has been surpassed. I used to love physics when I was young, but was dissuaded from really getting into it because it was presented as boring and only possible to make incremental progress in some uselessly specialized aspect. Told my wife today that within our daughter’s lifetime (and hopefully ours), think we will have unimaginable technological advancement — 1000-years worth.

It was such a nice day I decided to go to the mountains.

Anarcho-capitalism is going mainstream and you’re blackpilling? 🤣

What happened to SourceForge? That used to be the first place I'd look for FOSS.

Id likely mirror to GitLab and Codeberg as well.