New Docker and JFrog Partnership Designed to Improve the Speed and Quality of App Development Processes ⌘ Read more…
Baker is a high performance, composable and extendable data-processing pipeline for the big data era ⌘ https://github.com/adroll/baker
Improving the GHES release process: release candidates ⌘ https://github.blog/2020-12-03-improving-the-ghes-release-process-release-candidates/
box - 📦 A command-line utility for creating Linux containers, sandboxing a processes ⌘ https://github.com/prologic/box
Introducing the npm public roadmap and a new feedback process ⌘ https://github.blog/2020-10-22-introducing-the-npm-public-roadmap-and-a-new-feedback-process/
Processing TV schedules
other acceptable names:↵* monad↵* hypothesis↵* box↵* hub (processes called spokes, run by the wheel group)↵* poet↵* x∉∅↵* logOS
Bought some new pants and washed them. They’re hang-dry only, so I took them into my bedroom and pointed a fan at them to hurry the process along. Several hours later, my bedroom still smells like new pants.
weewiki uses a custom org markup parser written in ANSI C to render the HTML. No emacs needed! my hope is to introduce a user-defined callback that can process these to allow for custom meta-commands.
Part of the wisdom of meditation lies in the following: There is baggage we all carry, the self, this belief we’re the center of it all, the author of (and subservient to) our own thoughts. How do I stop doing what makes me unhappy, if that’s “who I am”? But, in reality, I can abandon “who I am” and find new processes of living and new ways of thinking about the world. A researcher on how to live a happy life | Hacker News
I’d say that 75% of the notes I take are never used again. Why spend so much time on the process of taking notes if they’re just going to disappear anyway?
right now, it’s a three step process for me to tweet and upload. gotta make it just one.
Random link from the archives: https://worldwritable.com/https-worldwritable-com-natural-language-processing-for-programmers-world-models-b01943959830 originally archived Wed Jun 20 10:37:12 EDT 2018
How David Lynch brings his imagination to life - Huck Magazine https://www.huckmag.com/shorthand_story/david-lynch-interview-creative-process/
Natural Processes “ Real Life https://reallifemag.com/natural-processes/
Uncertainty propagation in data processing systems | the morning paper https://blog.acolyer.org/2018/11/23/uncertainty-propagation-in-data-processing-systems/
Band name of the day: process s
Band name of the day: cerulean process
Conspiracy theories are the result of the same legibilitization process described in ‘Seeing Like a State’: it replaces actual mechanism with a simpler one & drops details that don’t fit, for the sake of ease of representation
I love it. I have a program that needs to processing about half a million records, which will take 3 days. The database that all those records are suppose to go to is acting up after I’ve just done 140K records.
@tx@shroom.party I remember people doing word processing though their spreadsheet program.
I love monitoring a process. It’s more excitement than I can handle.
@mdom@domgoergen.com my own custom client I wrote, I use cron to run the update my timeline every 20 mins. My update process also processes 10 curl calls at time. I did that to save time when I poll everyone.
Bad idea of the day: automatically replace words with synonyms that have more phoneme sequences in common with the previous word (post-processing)
Hot take: the existence of garden path sentences tells us that: 1) language isn’t so much a representation of meaning as a way of representing constraints for possible intepretation, and 2) we start processing before all the constraints have arrived
Hot take: in a system where both success and failure compound themselves & affect later likelihood of success & failure respectively, even extreme outcome variation is best explained by random fluctuations early in the process
Band name of the day: process s
Band name of the day: process and reality
Predictive Processing And Perceptual Control | Slate Star Codex http://slatestarcodex.com/2017/09/06/predictive-processing-and-perceptual-control/
Also if a major leyline snaps in the process, there’s a chance one of the university’s demon cores might rupture - try to avoid this
The elements of style are rarely found in pure form. Usually, they’re bound in sentence ores that have to be datamined, processed, refined
the pursuit of Truth is that of a superstimulus, theorems are processed sugar, idealized being-right
we work in the slaughterhouse, butcher ideas, process their flesh, wear the scent of corruption and decay↵one whiff scrambles your thoughts
X but taking place in the platonic plane↵↵biologize/mechanize something that wasn’t yet (an instance of process/structure mismatch)
By the end of the third age, they have reinvented uploading and are in the process of vanishing into an even higher sphere.
we can try to find more alien processes (like commerce) or try to smash the box: what would unstructure and antistructure look like?
process/structure mismatch:↵https://twitter.com/allgebrah/status/709522167017443328
it is entertaining to force one process into the other’s structures: mushroom houses, crystallizing cities, mycelium crystals.
[musings]↵crystals, fungi, buildings are all structures created by a value-giving process (entropy, evolution, human volition respectively).
@kdave@kdave.github.io I had a race condition btw 2 txtnix processes. The obvious solution is to flock, but then config edit will flock for too long.
This would allow to add comments, preserves whitespace and ordering. And no process will be writing in your file while you’re editing it.
Reminders
“What did you have for lunch?,” the father asks while driving home. “Same as usual,” he replies. “And that is?” “I just eat random sandwiches of what comes to whim.” The father processes that for a bit. “I see.” Later, at home, “what’s there for homework today?” “No much,” he says. “Brush your teeth,” he is reminded. Later, in the evening. “Take a shower.” A few times.
Just before the father goes to sleep, and sees his bedroom lights on. “What are you doing up so late? … ⌘ Read more
Finding little to talk about
The main problem with Jekyll is that is out of the way. Unlike other weblog engines, which are managed via the web, I come to the shell to type and process this. Perhaps I need to research a better workflow?
I am finding little to talk about lately, and that is keeping things here rather quiet. It is not only that I do not have much to write, but that when the desire arrives it gets lost in translation, mostly because of the way I have decided to handle this little space of mi … ⌘ Read more
What I read: “atomically kill a cgroup of processes by freezing the cgroup, killall and thawing”↵What I see: “TOKI WA TOMARE… WRYYYYY”
NixOS switched to systemd
NixOS has switched from Upstart to systemd!
Systemd brings many advantages such as better dependency
management, socket-based activation of services, per-service
logging, cgroup-based process management, and much more. (Read
the announcement.) ⌘ Read more
Electoral signs: my approach
On every single election “season” I can see a multitude of signs and advertising that often remains until “natural decay” or the city gets them removed, 6 months –or more– after the elections are over. That really makes me mad. I would make it part of the process of being elected: if you win, you cannot take over office until you clean up all your garbage. And if they don’t, a hefty fine gets applied, they get ridiculed and their seat is up for claiming.
Thi … ⌘ Read more
Drawing a blank
I am drawing a blank trying to decided the new layout of this site. I have no problems with the previous one, but as I am running a new engine here I would like the layout to be new as well. I spent a significant amount of time yesterday trying to come up with something and all went to waste.
Perhaps I am procastinating until I see Wordpress 1.2 out, and have all links to be cruft free. Right now the paging, whether on c … ⌘ Read more
In the process of moving
As you can see, I am in the process of moving from the now defunct Movable Type to the sexy WordPress. Why, you may ask? Well, because I was already planning to and because Six Apart has changed to different venues that do not interest me at all. Also, I was getting tired of the lagginess of MT. Well, it … ⌘ Read more
Good bye 2003!
Twenty one days is a long time without talking to you. Yes, you, the one reading here at this very moment. Even though I had my reasons I am afraid they were way too lame to be used, so I am not bailing out. A lot has happened since the last post, let’s recount.
At work we had had the most controversial and lenghty hiring process ever. It has been going throughout the whole month, more or less, and still extends to the new year. Moods changed, feelings were hurt. In all and all, I think it will en … ⌘ Read more