VE3ZSH's Today I Learned

Yeah, this conference did not disappoint.

There's a lot of techies that need this message right now.

You're seeing the same thing with the United States of America's attempt to re-industrialize.

I've dropped my Clownflare "CDN" mirror and plan to move my authoritative DNSoff as soon as I find the time to do all the work involved (managing your own DNSSECis a bit of a pain, but look what taking the lazy way out did).

Most interesting to me was the claim that around a fifth of the system needs to be in exploration to prevent monoculture collapse.

I kind of feel bad sharing this from my lecture backlog because it seems every professional YouTube creator is suddenly talking about how AIand compression are related.

I don't do a lot of animating, but this technique makes it really approachable.

I'm not there yet but it's coming.

In case you missed CRDTs when they got really popular a few years ago, this is a decent introduction.

I mean, not a novel insight on my part, but Feynman really is an amazing explainer.

We're still trying to fix the mess we created with the car over the last century.

I've gone on record before to say, stop teaching sorting algorithms.

Lots of interesting nuggets in this.

A decent overview of concepts from the financial software industry.

Performance continues to dominate (duh).

My only secret to productivity: offload everything from my brain so it doesn't have to remember anything.

These lessons are about design, not just game design.

If you want to see why Erlang is powerful without learning its syntax, this talk is for you.