Tbf last night's rant may've shown that I was maybe tolerant of the idea, but really, I'm not. It, at worst, feels like co-opting and role-playing as a debilitating disorder that's led me to forget nearly my entire life because it's so strewn throughout the multiple subsystems I have that change sm
November 12, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Tbf last night's rant may've shown that I was maybe tolerant of the idea, but really, I'm not. It, at worst, feels like co-opting and role-playing as a debilitating disorder that's led me to forget nearly my entire life because it's so strewn throughout the multiple subsystems I have that change sm
not all of us are in one, but we have three subsystems currently, and mine is likely the most suited to be host, but isn't.
November 12, 2025 at 5:29 PM
not all of us are in one, but we have three subsystems currently, and mine is likely the most suited to be host, but isn't.
Excellent summary of the current state of Linux audio subsystems
https://0x.trans.fail/@prinlu/statuses/01K9TQ5BK0TY5BXR4CM7R5Q02Q
https://0x.trans.fail/@prinlu/statuses/01K9TQ5BK0TY5BXR4CM7R5Q02Q
Post by Prince Lucija, @prinlu@0x.trans.fail
@jwcph@helvede.net **ALSA** are drivers to talk to hardware - 90% of audio interfaces (whatever enables you to plug an audio cable into your computer) use AL…
0x.trans.fail
November 12, 2025 at 12:55 PM
Excellent summary of the current state of Linux audio subsystems
https://0x.trans.fail/@prinlu/statuses/01K9TQ5BK0TY5BXR4CM7R5Q02Q
https://0x.trans.fail/@prinlu/statuses/01K9TQ5BK0TY5BXR4CM7R5Q02Q
Re: [PATCH v1] drm: panel: Add Waveshare MIPI-DSI panel driver Krzysztof Kozlowski writes: On 11/11/2025 11:43, Sudarshan Shetty wrote: arch/arm64/configs/defconfig | 1 + NAK, don't mix subsystems. NAK, don't mix subsystems. Best regards, Krzysztof Krzysztof Krzysztof
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Re: [PATCH v1] drm: panel: Add Waveshare MIPI-DSI panel driver Krzysztof Kozlowski writes: On 11/11/2025 11:43, Sudarshan Shetty wrote: arch/arm64/configs/defconfig | 1 + NAK, don't mix subsystems. NAK, don't mix subsystems. Best regards, Krzysztof Krzysztof Krzysztof
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The most difficult part is how we all have many subsystems. Alters from different hosts have similar behaviors so it’s a bit harder to distinguish who is talking. Blending, blurriness, and being co-con also doesn’t help, but that makes the RP more authentic.
November 12, 2025 at 6:12 AM
The most difficult part is how we all have many subsystems. Alters from different hosts have similar behaviors so it’s a bit harder to distinguish who is talking. Blending, blurriness, and being co-con also doesn’t help, but that makes the RP more authentic.
And the subsystems add extra rulesets that can help build more complicated encounters. Edge points in heist are your prepwork coming in clutch and saving your ass.
November 12, 2025 at 2:30 AM
And the subsystems add extra rulesets that can help build more complicated encounters. Edge points in heist are your prepwork coming in clutch and saving your ass.
Yeah! I'm thinking about it mostly in the design process. I'm not sure how I'd go about designing any given game's subsystems without knowing.
November 10, 2025 at 7:02 PM
Yeah! I'm thinking about it mostly in the design process. I'm not sure how I'd go about designing any given game's subsystems without knowing.
The #ESAarchives Object of the Month for November is about the space connections between present and past in the German city of Bremen. While this month it plays host to ESA Ministerial Council meeting (CM25), almost 50 years ago it played an important role in one of ESA's first flagship projects.
November 10, 2025 at 1:58 PM
The #ESAarchives Object of the Month for November is about the space connections between present and past in the German city of Bremen. While this month it plays host to ESA Ministerial Council meeting (CM25), almost 50 years ago it played an important role in one of ESA's first flagship projects.
I actually think that in order for any construction to claim "intelligence" it has to have "black box" subsystems in such a way that it results in a non-deterministic supersystem.
November 10, 2025 at 11:24 AM
I actually think that in order for any construction to claim "intelligence" it has to have "black box" subsystems in such a way that it results in a non-deterministic supersystem.
8am and on. Commuting, fast lane, barely noticing. A backlog of phone calls, a collection of odd messages, and learnings relating to robustness and misbehaviours of certain subsystems. It's the small details and the h... https://status.z428.eu/8am-and-on-commuting-fast-lane-barely-noticing-a-backlog
November 10, 2025 at 7:11 AM
8am and on. Commuting, fast lane, barely noticing. A backlog of phone calls, a collection of odd messages, and learnings relating to robustness and misbehaviours of certain subsystems. It's the small details and the h... https://status.z428.eu/8am-and-on-commuting-fast-lane-barely-noticing-a-backlog
I think it's an interesting dynamic but personally I find the book doesn't provide enough structure or mechanical examples of how that might play out. Likewise, I also think that just giving out treasures pre-crafted sidesteps a lot of the fun with this, namely engaging with the crafting subsystems.
November 10, 2025 at 6:19 AM
I think it's an interesting dynamic but personally I find the book doesn't provide enough structure or mechanical examples of how that might play out. Likewise, I also think that just giving out treasures pre-crafted sidesteps a lot of the fun with this, namely engaging with the crafting subsystems.
November 10, 2025 at 4:07 AM
The absolute behemoth that is Jury’s subsystems… dude…
Executioner used to make fun of Jury. Calling them week for splitting too often. Now Executioner believes Jury keeps fronting at the worst times…
Executioner used to make fun of Jury. Calling them week for splitting too often. Now Executioner believes Jury keeps fronting at the worst times…
November 10, 2025 at 1:02 AM
The absolute behemoth that is Jury’s subsystems… dude…
Executioner used to make fun of Jury. Calling them week for splitting too often. Now Executioner believes Jury keeps fronting at the worst times…
Executioner used to make fun of Jury. Calling them week for splitting too often. Now Executioner believes Jury keeps fronting at the worst times…
The most pathetic part about us is that there’s even more subsystems that split from the facets.
Our system structure is like an ancestry tree or fan coral with how much it branches out.
Our system structure is like an ancestry tree or fan coral with how much it branches out.
November 10, 2025 at 12:55 AM
The most pathetic part about us is that there’s even more subsystems that split from the facets.
Our system structure is like an ancestry tree or fan coral with how much it branches out.
Our system structure is like an ancestry tree or fan coral with how much it branches out.
Condor Pacific Ltd
www.condorpacific.co.il
Condor Pacific is a manufacturer that specializes in the development and production of inertial sensors for the defense sector. Their product lineup includes mechanical gyros and MEMS-based subsystems.
www.condorpacific.co.il
Condor Pacific is a manufacturer that specializes in the development and production of inertial sensors for the defense sector. Their product lineup includes mechanical gyros and MEMS-based subsystems.
November 9, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Condor Pacific Ltd
www.condorpacific.co.il
Condor Pacific is a manufacturer that specializes in the development and production of inertial sensors for the defense sector. Their product lineup includes mechanical gyros and MEMS-based subsystems.
www.condorpacific.co.il
Condor Pacific is a manufacturer that specializes in the development and production of inertial sensors for the defense sector. Their product lineup includes mechanical gyros and MEMS-based subsystems.
Destiny 2 must have been one of those games you needed to go get into on day one. Tried it for the first time. Disorganized mess. Too many menus, subsystems and other shit.
November 9, 2025 at 6:13 PM
Destiny 2 must have been one of those games you needed to go get into on day one. Tried it for the first time. Disorganized mess. Too many menus, subsystems and other shit.
Explainers often omit that social, economic, political and military/conflict subsystems of the Earth System also have tipping points, just like the climate and ecological subsystems do. They are all interwoven and interdependent. Human system thresholds may be breached at lower temperatures. #COP30
November 9, 2025 at 12:12 PM
Explainers often omit that social, economic, political and military/conflict subsystems of the Earth System also have tipping points, just like the climate and ecological subsystems do. They are all interwoven and interdependent. Human system thresholds may be breached at lower temperatures. #COP30
⭐️ Current System Roster ⭐️
“46” (2-66) - Missy & Jonas
36 (2-36) - Michaela • Regina
36 (2-36) - Daniel • Tom
26 (19-31) - Tessa • Maeve • Nina
26 (19-31) - Hugo • Theodore • Raphael
16 (6-18) - Hanna • Eve • Kay
16 (6-18) - Harry • Adam • Owen
(The folks outside the Habitor subsystems are the same)
“46” (2-66) - Missy & Jonas
36 (2-36) - Michaela • Regina
36 (2-36) - Daniel • Tom
26 (19-31) - Tessa • Maeve • Nina
26 (19-31) - Hugo • Theodore • Raphael
16 (6-18) - Hanna • Eve • Kay
16 (6-18) - Harry • Adam • Owen
(The folks outside the Habitor subsystems are the same)
November 8, 2025 at 3:03 PM
⭐️ Current System Roster ⭐️
“46” (2-66) - Missy & Jonas
36 (2-36) - Michaela • Regina
36 (2-36) - Daniel • Tom
26 (19-31) - Tessa • Maeve • Nina
26 (19-31) - Hugo • Theodore • Raphael
16 (6-18) - Hanna • Eve • Kay
16 (6-18) - Harry • Adam • Owen
(The folks outside the Habitor subsystems are the same)
“46” (2-66) - Missy & Jonas
36 (2-36) - Michaela • Regina
36 (2-36) - Daniel • Tom
26 (19-31) - Tessa • Maeve • Nina
26 (19-31) - Hugo • Theodore • Raphael
16 (6-18) - Hanna • Eve • Kay
16 (6-18) - Harry • Adam • Owen
(The folks outside the Habitor subsystems are the same)
The moment we breach this threshold things will change very fast in a matter of 10-20 years
If we look at the recent emergence of abrupt shifts in important subsystems in the Earth system we are close now
One or two more temperature jumps to go...
If we look at the recent emergence of abrupt shifts in important subsystems in the Earth system we are close now
One or two more temperature jumps to go...
November 8, 2025 at 8:52 AM
The moment we breach this threshold things will change very fast in a matter of 10-20 years
If we look at the recent emergence of abrupt shifts in important subsystems in the Earth system we are close now
One or two more temperature jumps to go...
If we look at the recent emergence of abrupt shifts in important subsystems in the Earth system we are close now
One or two more temperature jumps to go...
This is a rant born out of frustration: Did you think the number of niche corners and obscure subsystems in the Linux kernel were enough to send a person into fevered delirium? Do you like building software entirely via badly documented kconfig trees? Great news!
November 8, 2025 at 12:50 AM
This is a rant born out of frustration: Did you think the number of niche corners and obscure subsystems in the Linux kernel were enough to send a person into fevered delirium? Do you like building software entirely via badly documented kconfig trees? Great news!
There's not a lot of like, subsystems or map exploration or social plots to keep track of if you want something traditional and simple
November 7, 2025 at 7:57 PM
There's not a lot of like, subsystems or map exploration or social plots to keep track of if you want something traditional and simple
But whether a trigger leads to a chain reaction and catastrophic confidence loss is a different matter altogether: when does a spark lead to a wildfire? When does a virus lead to a pandemic? This is the so-called "systemic risk". How many more cockroaches? How interconnected and weak the subsystems?
November 7, 2025 at 10:19 AM
But whether a trigger leads to a chain reaction and catastrophic confidence loss is a different matter altogether: when does a spark lead to a wildfire? When does a virus lead to a pandemic? This is the so-called "systemic risk". How many more cockroaches? How interconnected and weak the subsystems?
Dicke subsystems are entangled
Read more:
https://quantum-journal.org/papers/q-2025-11-06-1908/
Read more:
https://quantum-journal.org/papers/q-2025-11-06-1908/
Dicke subsystems are entangled
Szilárd Szalay and Péter Nyári,
Quantum 9, 1908 (2025).
We show that all reduced states of nonproduct symmetric Dicke states of arbitrary number of qudits are genuinely multipartite entangled, and of nonpositive partial transpose with respect to…
quantum-journal.org
November 7, 2025 at 3:45 AM
Dicke subsystems are entangled
Read more:
https://quantum-journal.org/papers/q-2025-11-06-1908/
Read more:
https://quantum-journal.org/papers/q-2025-11-06-1908/
HV Sistemas provides electrical ground support equipment for several Ariane 6 facilities. These systems simulate rocket subsystems during integration and production, making sure that the rocket is ready for launch.
November 6, 2025 at 4:46 PM
HV Sistemas provides electrical ground support equipment for several Ariane 6 facilities. These systems simulate rocket subsystems during integration and production, making sure that the rocket is ready for launch.