A lot of the projects I've been thinking about for the past decade relate to a dynamic searchable ontology. It keeps coming up again in one shape or another, so I bit the bullet, wrote a few notes, then knocked out a draft of the prototype and a quick blog post.
Pretty sure that this is approximately the right shape for the data layer of the ideas I've been thinking about for a while; once it's sorted, I can use it as a kernel & data layer in other systems.
@gregkamprath@generalissima_@heliotrash I have a friend big into it. It's the idea that the manager should not exploit his workers, as they are the ones doing the work. The manager should serve them and help deliver excellent work by service. I'll have to look at your sourcing, but the term is innocuous as used today in common practice.
i've been in lots of computer science classes and only once did we talk about the ethical risks involved in creating or maintaining the infrastructure that much of the world uses. no one ever brought up things like accessibility, online abuse, harvesting personal data, or the lack of diversity
I say this as someone who codes professionally and for fun: insisting everyone can learn to code is wrong. It’s like saying everyone can learn to play the violin. Furthermore this sentiment is too often used as a cudgel to silence debate on systemic problems with the labor market
It took a bunch of coast to coast flights and some weekends and I'm still not happy, but this is as done as it's ever gonna be: 10 kilowords on how and why you can and should learn Common Lisp: http://stevelosh.com/blog/2018/08/a-road-to-common-lisp/
I'm going to try to keep my eye on the #history#archaeology#classics and related hashtags over the next few weeks in the hopes of watching community build and conversations grow over on humanities.one
one or the problems with capitalism is that it's warped our brains into thinking people with an abundance of money are like modern wizards. our culture views the wealthy as though they possess some arcane, esoteric knowledge that gives them moneymancer powers. fiduciary spellcasters! 🧙🏼 💰
like, nah. magic missle is a spell. that rich asshole over there is either exploitative, a product of blind luck, or (probably) both.
Add REDIS_PASSWORD to your .env.production config and use the same password in your redis configuration, with the requirepass configuration directive.
Without a password you are a single server side request forgery vulnerability away from someone gaining shell access to your instance. SSRF vulnerabilities are not that rare that it never happens.
Reminder: "-mancy" as a suffix refers specifically to divination and augury. If you want non-divinatory magic, consider "-urgy" in its place, which means "work" or "effort".
@will My ideal OS would be a *single* repository that is pulled as source, and can build itself perfectly from the get go... Not mashing multiple packages and libraries together. I think that's the BSD tradition, but I've never really gotten the desire to install it and go.