Today's lesson is that #inotify is a Linux 🐧 construct and in BSD land 👹 monitoring the file system is part of #kqueues turf. Oh man there sure are alot of man pages and long docs to read ... or are there. Thank you watchdog (github.com/gorakhargosh/watchd…) and thank you Mickaël Schoentgen and Yesudeep Mangalapilly
#Python to the rescue 🐍 🐍 🐍
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Not sure where I first heard of the cult tradition of reading (or re-reading) this book each October, a chapter a day, but I'm glad I discovered it in time to participate in the tradition this October.
With 31 short, entertaining chapters, I found it the perfect accompaniment to my October, especially as a light(er) alternative to The Line of Polity, which I was also reading.
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For anyone interested in learning more about the tradition and the book in general, here's an article I stumbled upon (beware, may contain spoilers): lovecraftzine.com/magazine/iss…
It's been a LONG while since I've read Zelazny. Previously, like 20+ years ago, I read some of the Nine Princes of Amber and The Lord of Light, which I remember fondly. Looking forward to returning to these books (and reading more of his work) in the near future.
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Harris campaign, Drudge Report melt down, accuse Trump of calling for Liz Cheney's 'execution' (Josh Christenson/New York Post)
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Taking money is one thing, but accepting titles of nobility from dodgy Euro monarchists is expressly forbidden by the US constitution unless Congress approves. And yet self-scourging Opus Dei dude Alito could not resist a knighthood.
Utterly shameful behaviour at the US National Archives as anything remotely confronting to white Americans seems to be being purged from the public national record. Whitewashing history is a shockingly regressive step.
To clarify this, we're talking public display and education. As far as I know, they're not removing items from the archives themselves, although if Trump wins that level of cultural vandalism wouldn't surprise me.
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Intel reports $16.6B loss in Q3 and gross margin at record low 15% due to massive write-downs. Restructuring & chip production losses raise concerns. While DCAI growth a bright spot, it is overshadowed by overall losses.
See how Trump and Harris' stances on military support compare (Eleanor Watson/CBS News)
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The .io domain might be in trouble
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Know how ccTLDs (Country Code Top-Level Domains) can die.TalePunk
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UN General Assembly condemns the US economic embargo of Cuba for a 32nd year
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By EDITH M. LEDERER
Updated 5:05 PM EDT, October 30, 2024
UN General Assembly condemns the US economic embargo of Cuba for a 32nd year
The U.N. General Assembly has voted overwhelmingly to condemn the American economic embargo of Cuba for a 32nd year after its foreign minister strongly criticized the Biden administration and expressed hope a new U.S. president would end it.EDITH M. LEDERER (AP News)
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Many people describe prediction markets as a form of wisdom of the crowd. Polymarket has been favoring Trump to win (58% likelihood) but it turns out a lot of that is driven by a single French user who has bet $30 million on Trump winning.
The best part is the bettor is anonymous because they’re hiding their wealth from their friends and children.
Wisdom of the crowd? More like wisdom of the crypto bro.
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