What are the interesting kernel features?

I see zfs mentioned and custom optimisation flags, but those seem pretty easy to do in nixpkgs. I didn't look at the patches.

I guess the binary cache is nice if you want that specific kernel config.

I'm not that familiar with the details of what's going on in this industry, and this post is probably the most I've read about the actual mechanics of it.

What I don't understand is how it makes sense to build so much compute capacity so quickly. There seem to be predictions saying that we'll need vastly more DCs and electricity running compute in the future, but isn't that the same as:

I predict that within 100 years computers will be twice as powerful, 10 000 times larger, and so expensive that only the five richest kings of Europe will own them

Or possibly like when GPU bitcoin mining peaked, but now with orders of magnitude more money behind it?

I guess this is Putin giving trump a final squeeze before he starts getting pushback from Congress on all his traitorous shit?

Windows start menu search exists

He hates being associated with losers. It would be so fucking funny if he tries to jump on this bandwagon.

Jobs that will be sacrificed immediately for openai contracts.

My aeropress is getting nervous

Fuck I forgot about that scene. Here it is:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzdmkDwuiC4

That show was incredible

You gotta be trolling a bit to keep it at this point

I thought i wasjust downloading images

That's all tracking pixels are, and any image can be used to track you.

Or as Pigtrick the severed pig's head in Bait.

I was trying to figure out why this sounded familiar, and it's not just from being a pervert.