Tom Chaplin
@tomchaplin.xyz
DPhil Mathematics student in Topological Data Analysis at Oxford.
Mathematician, software developer, bread baker.
Personal Website: www.tomchaplin.xyz
Mathematician, software developer, bread baker.
Personal Website: www.tomchaplin.xyz
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I don’t think people understand how devastating the end of net neutrality, and consumer protections around internet connectivity, are going to be. Imagine the situation where you pay for 4 or 5 different streaming services, each with different “exclusives” — but for the Internet itself.
Net neutrality eviscerated by appeals court ruling
Net neutrality eviscerated by appeals court ruling
Trump’s former FCC chair took a victory lap.
buff.ly
January 2, 2025 at 11:44 PM
I don’t think people understand how devastating the end of net neutrality, and consumer protections around internet connectivity, are going to be. Imagine the situation where you pay for 4 or 5 different streaming services, each with different “exclusives” — but for the Internet itself.
Interviewer: Can you explain this gap in your resume?
Applied topologist: Persistent unemployment
Applied topologist: Persistent unemployment
Interviewer: Can you explain this gap in your resume?
Distributed systems engineer: Eventually.
Distributed systems engineer: Eventually.
Interviewer: Can you explain this gap in your resume?
Cryptography engineer: That part is cleared to make operations over my CV fit in the output register without carries.
Cryptography engineer: That part is cleared to make operations over my CV fit in the output register without carries.
December 22, 2024 at 11:09 AM
Interviewer: Can you explain this gap in your resume?
Applied topologist: Persistent unemployment
Applied topologist: Persistent unemployment
Building on #ATProto is great because your users arrive with
1. An identity that their followers trust
2. A canonical, personal, public database
This means a lot of simple apps no longer need a backend! Check out this simple redirection service I built (link2.blue) to illustrate this point.
1. An identity that their followers trust
2. A canonical, personal, public database
This means a lot of simple apps no longer need a backend! Check out this simple redirection service I built (link2.blue) to illustrate this point.
link2.blue
link2.blue
December 12, 2024 at 12:19 PM
Building on #ATProto is great because your users arrive with
1. An identity that their followers trust
2. A canonical, personal, public database
This means a lot of simple apps no longer need a backend! Check out this simple redirection service I built (link2.blue) to illustrate this point.
1. An identity that their followers trust
2. A canonical, personal, public database
This means a lot of simple apps no longer need a backend! Check out this simple redirection service I built (link2.blue) to illustrate this point.