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Best case scenario: Highlights Magazine becomes the next last bastion of hope.

I worked at Uber for five years. I can tell you from this experience that these blanket statements distribute a measure of injustice to rank and file individuals and that we can see you in that equation. But, I’d advise (wearily, apologetically) to measure that against the totality of the injustice.

Oh, we understand completely. Be well!

Pardon for dropping into the mentions without listening to the episode, but if this pathology is mutually dependent futures and is indistinguishable from a forever-pending future, the term Mark Miller has been using for this since the dawn of promises is “datalock”. www.erights.org/elib/concurr...

This is a single page of a zine. She’s got your favorite feature covered, for sure. Should get a copy. They’re great.

“Fun size isn’t.” — Josh Lewis!

So, the calculus, near as I can tell, is one of balancing short-term economic collapse against long-term ecological collapse. We’re threading the eye of a needle and dismissing either failure mode would be disastrous.

I think of it as a loan that society gets to pay off (or suffer environmental collapse). The cost today for sustainable capture that ton of CO₂ is purportedly around $1,000. The cost might be less tomorrow and also the cost to the environment depends on how long we delay the recapture (the interest)

Then, I worked with @mranney.bsky.social who encouraged my group to look deeper into flame graphs and libpcap for our work on service discovery, load balancing, fast transport protocols, and DHTs.

I have crossed paths with Bryan at conferences a few times, but I came to know of dtrace in particular because I was an understudy to the Solaris sysadmin of Cal Poly’s computer science department, Tom Cubanski, when I was studying there. Tom introduced me to dtrace and Brendan Gregg’s observations.

We of the Imminent OCap Revolution™ feel seen.

I believe in you.