Jake G

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If you have a problem with slow uplink speed in 802.11n mode, for example 20Mbps, try to enable antenna aggregation:
Network configuration/Wireless - ArchWiki
The memory impairments of early Alzheimer's disease [AD] are thought to result from a deficiency in synapses within the hippocampus and related brain regions.
Synapse formation in the brain can be enhanced by co-administering three specific nutrients - PubMed
"[A scientist has] a healthy skepticism, suspended judgement, and disciplined imagination."
Post: Profound Quotes
We have medium confidence
Florida water plant compromise came hours after worker visited malicious site | Ars Technica
Good artists borrow, great artists steal
[BSPWM] Good artists borrow, great artists steal (AxylOS -> NixOS) : unixporn
What I like about Boston (or rather Cambridge) is that the message there is: you should be smarter. You really should get around to reading all those books you've been meaning to.
Cities and Ambition
git config remote.origin.url "git@github.com:dir/repo.git"
linux - Git asks for username every time I push - Stack Overflow
Pomera DM30, an e-ink typewriter.
Over the decades I’ve been on the internet, I’ve admired bloggers. It’s beautiful to write on one’s own platform about anything that interests you. Especially when that writing wouldn’t easily be accepted on a platform that already exists. But I’ve often felt like an outsider. That is, I never felt like a blogger myself. Why?… – blog.laurel.world
(specifically: “Beaker Browser”) because the technology enabled me saving offline and then it syncing whenever I was online. I’ve kept it up for ~3 years now, posting intermittently … whenever I’m on a train, plane, boat, or even walking. I gave a talk about this notebook once, and I keep references surrounding it, too.
Over the decades I’ve been on the internet, I’ve admired bloggers. It’s beautiful to write on one’s own platform about anything that interests you. Especially when that writing wouldn’t easily be accepted on a platform that already exists. But I’ve often felt like an outsider. That is, I never felt like a blogger myself. Why?… – blog.laurel.world
It’s beautiful to write on one’s own platform about anything that interests you
Over the decades I’ve been on the internet, I’ve admired bloggers. It’s beautiful to write on one’s own platform about anything that interests you. Especially when that writing wouldn’t easily be accepted on a platform that already exists. But I’ve often felt like an outsider. That is, I never felt like a blogger myself. Why?… – blog.laurel.world
To write, I first must world
Over the decades I’ve been on the internet, I’ve admired bloggers. It’s beautiful to write on one’s own platform about anything that interests you. Especially when that writing wouldn’t easily be accepted on a platform that already exists. But I’ve often felt like an outsider. That is, I never felt like a blogger myself. Why?… – blog.laurel.world
While playing Elden Ring I read Anil Seth's Being You: A New Science of Consciousness. There's a part in the book that brings up 20th century art historian Ernst Gombrich's concept of the beholder's share (though first brought up by fellow art historian Alois Riegl). Seth describes it as “that part of perceptual experience that is contributed by the perceiver and which is not to be found in the artwork – or the world – itself.” In other words, it's the observer who creatively “completes” the artwork. Impressionist paintings are an example of the beholder's share in action. Seth explains that, …
Elden Ring and the Beholder's Share — CJ Eller
Randomly try "i915.enable_dc=0 i915.enable_fbc=0 i915.enable_psr=0" as kernel parameters
i915 Skylake GPU hangs with kernel 5.3.11 / Kernel & Hardware / Arch Linux Forums
Make sure at least one of your letter writers can speak to your skills as a TA.
Does being a TA as an undergrad help your chances of getting into grad school? : gradadmissions
To other people who might ask, I would say you shouldn’t become a TA for the sole purpose of getting into grad school (for most fields like in STEM, research is much more important). Since you’ve already done it, and given your background as you’ve described it, yes I think it will help your chances.
Does being a TA as an undergrad help your chances of getting into grad school? : gradadmissions
Blah blah blah not personally responsible for what chaos you spew onto the earth with this shit.
Cyberlife
Before starting to interview, buy a copy of Lonely Planet USA or Rough Guide USA and then play tourist on off-days between interviews.
John Regehr's Job Search Page
Understand that the whole process is pretty chaotic and is characterized by an unfortunate mix of high stakes, conflicting goals, and partial information. Timing effects, departmental politics, and personalities matter a lot. Most of this will be opaque to you, giving the (generally correct) impression of randomness.
John Regehr's Job Search Page
Interview at a throw-away school first to test out your job talk and build up canned responses. (I really under-performed at my first interview, and I did it at a place I respected. Oops.) The next interview will always be better than your last.
Academic job hunt advice: Tips for searching for and landing a professorship
Dress like a professor
Academic job hunt advice: Tips for searching for and landing a professorship
$ git config credential.helper store $ git push http://example.com/repo.git Username: Password:
linux - Git asks for username every time I push - Stack Overflow
Collapse informatics is software engineering taking advantage of today's abundance in computing power to prepare for a future in which current infrastructures have collapsed.
XXIIVV — permacomputing
Permacomputing does not advocate for going back in time, despite advocating a dramatic decrease in use of artificial energy, but trusts in human ingenunity to finding clever hacks for turning problems into solutions, competition into co-operation and waste into resources.
XXIIVV — permacomputing
Sabotage means primarily: the withdrawal of efficiency
XXIIVV — sabotage
Luddism was a working-class movement opposed to the political consequences of industrial capitalism. The Luddites wanted technology to be deployed in ways that made work more humane and gave workers more autonomy. The bosses, on the other hand, wanted to drive down costs and increase productivity. Smashing looms and stocking frames was the tactic, not their goal. Their goal was to challenge not the technology itself, but rather the social relations that governed its use.
XXIIVV — sabotage
The end of work is the upcoming abstraction and machine automation of mostly all that is currently understood as work. Inside capitalism, the critical moment is specifically where technology meets capital: who gets to own this capital; the "factory without the worker".
XXIIVV — technology
I asked one Amish person why they didn’t use automobiles. He simply smiled and turned to me and said, “Look what they did to your society.” And I asked what do you mean? “Well, do you know your neighbor? Do you know the names of your neighbors?” And, at the time, I had to admit to the fact that I didn’t.
XXIIVV — technology
In The Dark Forest, the two assumptions of life are this: living organisms want to stay alive, and there is no way to know the true intentions of other lifeforms.
The Dark Forest Theory of the Universe | by Ella Alderson | Mar, 2022 | Medium
Walking beneath the electric lights draws attention to yourself so the safest option is to keep hidden, avoiding people and assuming the worst of them until daylight arrives. But there’s a difference between the cityscape of Earth and the cosmic streets of the universe: in the universe daylight will never come. There’s no locked home to go to and no policemen to seek out for safety. There’s only the potential for danger, and the inability to know the other civilization’s true intent.
The Dark Forest Theory of the Universe | by Ella Alderson | Mar, 2022 | Medium
The social media user does not post for enjoyment, they enjoy the indulgent masochism of its dopamine exhaustion, they indulge in it as they do a deep autumn depression, with an unconsciously mechanical action which draws them from their potential as a Being. Stripped to the core there is nothing new here, what is found once more is one's lust for sleep.~
XXIIVV — technology
We indulge in the continual debasement of our attention and energy, get emotionally giddy as its squandered to the ignorant masses. We indulge in its narcistic promotion, revel in slowly becoming a greater center of attention; a center that becomes defined by various artificially created boundaries.
XXIIVV — technology
Hundred Rabbits is a collective exploring the planned failability of modern technology at the bounds of the hyper-connected world
XXIIVV — hundred rabbits
Think locally, act globally
CARP
CARP stands for Combinatorics, Algorithms, Randomization and Probability, four themes that define the common research interests of Louigi Addario-Berry (McGill University), Luc Devroye (McGill University)
CARP
A journal is an item to be cherished and cared for, it must travel with you if you are to be able to use it. The interconnected age has destroyed some of the special relationship with the item of the journal by allowing you to make entries at any time from any medium. Almanac tries to restore some of this special relationship by insisting that if you are to fill it, it must travel with you.
https://jameschip.io/almanac.html
The Hackforums user who released the code, using the nickname “Anna-senpai,” told forum members the source code was being released in response to increased scrutiny from the security industry. “When I first go in DDoS industry, I wasn’t planning on staying in it long,” Anna-senpai wrote. “I made my money, there’s lots of eyes looking at IOT now, so it’s time to GTFO [link added]. So today, I have an amazing release for you. With Mirai, I usually pull max 380k bots from telnet alone. However, after the Kreb [sic] DDoS, ISPs been slowly shutting down and cleaning up their act. Today, max pull is…
Source Code for IoT Botnet ‘Mirai’ Released – Krebs on Security
When it’s a topic I understand well, I can write notes for both myself and an audience simultaneously. But that sometimes produces the false impression that I can pull this off all the time! To avoid that false impression, I’ll write notes for myself “by default,” and only “opt into” writing notes for an audience explicitly.
About these notes | Write notes for yourself by default, disregarding audience
but I try to write them as if they’re sections in a larger essay or work
About these notes | Write notes for yourself by default, disregarding audience
Less than two years later, my patrons have crowdfunded roughly a graduate student’s fellowship grant.
Reflections on 2020 as an independent researcher | Andy Matuschak
I understand theories by making software,
Reflections on 2020 as an independent researcher | Andy Matuschak
Each connection between one TCP device and another begins in a null state where there is no connection, and then proceeds through a series of states until a connection is established
The TCP/IP Guide - TCP Operational Overview and the TCP Finite State Machine (FSM)
"You know, given human nature, if people got hit on the head by a baseball bat every week, pretty soon they would invent reasons why getting hit on the head with a baseball bat was a good thing.
How to Seem (and Be) Deep - LessWrong
Find things that are beautiful, do things that are difficult.
Marley
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