I haven’t tweeted in months, but these chips have required me to ask: America, why the fuck don’t we have these on our shelves? Montréal gets it, what’s our excuse?

By the way I linked you the wrong thing haha, the paper is here: people.ucsc.edu/~palvaro/mol…

Definitely interested!

When I last dove into the topic, I looked at the references in the LDFI paper by Peter Alvaro, et al., pdfs.semanticscholar.org/e2b…

Dude, Ivi and I love this show, so damn good - I'm in withdrawal until the last season now :(

#!/usr/bin/env bash killall ZoomOpener osascript -e 'tell application "System Events" to delete login item "ZoomOpener"' rm -rf ~/.zoomus/* chmod 000 ~/.zoomus

You should be able to combine this with qemu to run the actual container on your desktop. That would be my go-to solution. I googled it quick and came up with this post which seems to use that as a base: ownyourbits.com/2018/06/27/r…

Hi! You can use libgraph to represent trees already of course - enforcing the "tree-ness" of a graph is can be done by just checking if `is_tree?` is true after manipulating the graph, which is a cheap check. A tree lib could build on libgraph as a foundation as well

Hey Daniel! Been AFK from Twitter for awhile. I've been working on something tangential to Aria, and will have something soonish. I will definitely share news here as soon as it is available though :)

Hey Philip! I am primarily counting on the community for those things, but I do plan to rebuild Swarm using it, so that would cover at least the global process registry :)

This is terrible news :(, Joe was a pleasure to talk to, he always had something interesting to share. He was, and always will be, an inspiration to me and many others