cpuguy83

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Old rule of thumb: new tech must be 10x the status quo to catch on. Hyperlight: "How about 200x?" This revolutionizes anything needing: * hardware isolation (security), and * ultra-fast startup times (performance-sensitive / massively scalable, on-demand functions). Agentic AI workflows? What else?

squillace@squillace.bsky.social · 3w ago

Great little post on the @unikraft.com blog about using unikernels with the @cncf.io project #hyperlight: unikraft.org/blog/2026-06... like that boot-to-main()! (and that VM is < 1MB, so density.... which means cost down)

Displayport connectors are now my least favorite connector now that mini/micro-usb is dead. That stupid locking mechanism is the target of my ire. Like, ok for some reason you want it to lock... but how am I supposed to touch the side connected to my monitor without messing up positioning.

Do yourself a favor: make your own whipped cream. So much better than store-bought. Ridiculously simple, especially if you have a stand mixer (but hand mixer is also simple). Heavy cream. Powdered sugar (taste as you go). Pinch of salt (+ MSG if you have it) Vanilla Whip it. Whip it good.

I really don't need your AI generated "security" issue that you clearly do not understand *any of*... either that or you didn't even both to read before submitting. This is starting to become the attack.

I'm going to go out on a limb and say this: Star Trek Starfleet Academy is great. Yeah some rocky bits. But out of 10 episodes 2 of them may actually be my favorite in of all of Trek.

I cannot handle music that has totally different things in the left and right channel. Worse is stuff that bounces between channels. I can't be the only one that this is painful for?

Sometimes I wonder if working from home for so long has turned me into a goblin who cannot be trusted to interact with other people without making it weird. Then I remember that I have always been a goblin who cannot be trusted to interact with other people without making it weird.