An uncommon — but not unheard of — use case calls for fast data ingestion, combined with relatively slow yet very big and economical data retrieval. Here is a plan to achieve that.
Wait, wasn't money the root of all evil?
As usual, use your own judgement.
No person is equal to any other person. Attempts to bring about equality are doomed to cause conflict, poverty, misery, strife, and (as the 20th century witnessed) mass murder.
Even after trying to stamp out inequality with the worst democide ever, descendants of successful people achieve success once again. Maybe it's time we stopped insisting on evil fairy tales that require human extermination.
One of the elements of Communist revolution is now omnipresent in America. What element will appear next?
This ought to dispel a few myths popular at the time of his death.
The Weimarization of truth and knowledge at the hands of critical social justice. A mirror of current news articles and threads.
Apps and Web sites can use your phone's IMU to sneak out far more data than you'd think.
How to bootstrap a modern Fedora system in a chroot.
They will be the destruction of our societies.
Lifestyle inflation can get you to bankruptcy. Think about your future self.
Pharmabro taught finance better than most finance teachers did. Learn from him.
An excerpt from New Discourses.
Note to self: hard trick to solve.
Watch Dr. James Lindsay validate everything this blog has been saying about the origins of "social justice".
Microsoft's Postmaster services have blocked my e-mail domain.
It's not because of an evil conspiracy.
In the wake of the new YouTube policies of this month, many YouTube videos have been censored under the false pretense of "hate speech". These videos were rescued from YouTube, and now they're here for you to watch. They outline how a KGB defector worked hard for Communism to destabilize the United States. It should not surprise anyone that YouTube — a Bay Area company — calls criticism of Communism "hate speech".
I think it's time we had a talk about the "humans are a disease" meme.
A fun Socratic game to play — to see how much your friends really do know about the climate. (Answers provided within.)
