2022-04-22 Nerd Roundup
This week we've got pointer provenance in language design, leasing your dog like you do cellphones, learning message queueing from scratch, DIY Oreo research, abandoning serverless compute, and more!
Greg Young was our guest, we had a couple of people in the texting room, and tons of nerdy topics to review. It was a fun time.
STORY | BUT WHY? |
Opinion: Another Species of Hominin May Still Be Alive | How cool would this be? |
From the vault: Who's Killing Physics? | Don't look at me! |
Which computational universe do we live in?
Wormholes might be possible without exotic matter |
If the answer has anything to do with Javascript, I'm requesting another universe |
Five years of serverless compute and I quit | It's very important to realize that True Microservices and Serverless, while admirable, lead to a completely new set of problems which need to be actively managed. Supercompilers can help here, but they're still a long ways off. Whether it's Agile or Serverless, slogans will always mislead more than educate |
Pointer Provenance Exposed | Pointer Provenance for the win! I'll watch every episode of Antiques Pointer Show |
New Command Line Utilities | The shell utilities they missed? very cool! |
Message Queue in a shell | Nicely-done explainer essay |
Google defuzzes Russian Satellite images | Nice! Wonder when they'll do that to other countries? |
The Verge: Today I learned that the FBI has an 83-page guide to internet speak. | Greetings young nerd person! I am from the FBI, and I want to crypto your web3! |
The Case For American Seriousnes | Nice |
“Oreology” investigates mystery of why Oreo creme filling usually sticks to one side | We have to know! We have to know! |
AG Healey: A financial services company illegally leased dogs
The Guide itself |
I had puppy 1.0. Do I need to upgrade to puppy 2.0 or lose my license? |
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