@RyanCooper@ltz_NEXX@kmb42600 Thanks, I appreciate that. This would be especially welcome after Modrinth Hosting got sold to a predatory company selling young users cosmetics
@sakak_musdom@PDRMsia I wonder how many hundreds
of thousands of ringgit the contractor was paid to sub-contract out this work just to deliver this slop
@deedydas Iโm glad I didnโt take this compiler class, I would have also gotten 0/100. No wonder people think compilers are scary, they shouldnโt be taught this way! Itโs also flawed in many ways (and old) but I think this is more approachable https://t.co/FWECtSYs1o
@yinshaoloong Truly incredible that you point the blame at European countries rather than unscrupulous business owners in Malaysia importing the waste or the government officials who approve these imports.
My last job was as Senior Stellarator Engineer at an early stage fusion startup. I was the lead design 'ideas' guy for stellarator systems - here's some things I learned about the art and science of stellarator design ๐งต
First off, a stellarator is indeed a work of art:
People! Here is a fully operational LEGO Turing machine!
Built with ~ 2900 parts, it has 4 symbols and 8 states, and 14 bytes of source code. The builder has a 14 min video, you can see it in action how it reads the pins, sets the registers, states, displays, and moves the tape.