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https://luna-lang.org - a dual-representation (visual & textual) programming language RISC-V Zig programming language Nim programming language (also some stuff mentioned by others, like WASM, Rust, Nix/NixOS)
Whoa... had to do a double take there.
Great to see luna seems to be alive yet again - now "enso lang" per github [i]. A git commit just days ago... so here's hoping! It is such a great concept.
I guess I'm much more conservative than other folks, but I think we've scratched only 10% of the surface of the benefits that things like Kubernetes, Consul, Vault and Terraform should/will provide. So they're on the list. I feel like at my job I'm pushing at the edges (as far as running large scale, stable production) and we've still got miles left. Also Bazel. I guess this is a boring answer.
Is there anything like "terraform provider for bare metal"? Would be soo convenient to just go from full nuke and pave to functional dev machine with a single config repo.
Also Wireguard - https://www.wireguard.com/
2. Nanorobitics for dentistry (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3723292/)
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I would never trust any self driving car that didn't use LiDAR. It's an essential sensor for helping to fix issues like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cSw4fXYqWI&feature=emb_logo And it's not contrived since we've seen situations of Telsa Autopilot behaving weirdly when it sees people on the side of billboards, trucks etc.
I use autopilot every day. It stops for stoplights and stop signs now.
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Humans don’t need LiDAR to recognize billboards
Humans are underrated.
I suspect if you crunch the numbers, accidents are going to be above normal for a while after Covid-19 reopenings.
Anecdotally, I'm seeing people doing mind-blowingly stupid things on the roadways right now. It seems like people have forgotten how to drive. I suspect the issue is that people rely too much on other cars to cue them how to behave and the concentration is too low.
(It could also be that a constant accident rate cleans off the worst of the drivers with regularity as they get into accidents and then wind up out of circulation. I really hope that isn't why ... that would be really depressing.)
NextDNS (nextdns.io) is a genius idea that I very much wish I had thought of. I am a paying customer as of this past week and am integrating it in all the places I always meant to put a pihole ...
Is there nothing like this that's open source and can be used locally instead of the cloud?
[1]: https://pi-hole.net/
ReactOS/Wine. Lately I'm getting worried about where the Windows OS seems to be headed. ReacOS slowly catching up, but recent developments seem to be promising. There's still many things I need that are not multi/cross-platform.
Oxford nanopore sequencing. If a few problems can be figured out (mainly around machine learning and protein design), then it will beat every other biological detection, diagnosis, and sequencing method by a massive amount (no 10x, but more like 100x-1000x) It's hard to explain how big nanopore sequencing is if a few (hard) kinks can be figured out. Basically, it has the potential to completely democratize DNA sequen…
Can this be used to make faster corona virus tests ? If so maybe this is the time to Manhattan project this technology.
Tailscale - riding on the wireguard wave - https://tailscale.com/ Also Wireguard - https://www.wireguard.com/
My biggest fear is once this company gets tied to WireGuard and the security disasters come out, WireGuard's fate will be tied to a mediocre commercial product that put money above engineering decisions.