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Owens Valley Radio Observatory, Big Pine, California.
These 4.65m dishes are part of, when completed, the 110 dish Deep Synoptic Array (DSA). The DSA surveys the sky for fast radio bursts (FRB) between between 1280-1530 MHz.
#Astronomy #Radio #BlackAndWhite #Monochrome #MonoChromeMarch #Landscape #Photography #Darktable
カルーアポークを作るにはまず地面に豚を蒸し焼きにする穴を掘ります
を育て始めました🪴
구글 개발자 인증 안된 앱이어도 ADB로 설치는 되지 않으려나...
원민경 “모든 여성에 생리대 지원합니다”… 연령·소득 무관 모든 여성에 생리대 지원
www.womennews.co.kr/news/article...
"또 원 장관은 “중앙정부는 안전성 품질 기준을 통과한 품목을 선정해 단가 계약을 체결하고 지방정부는 생리대를 구매해 공공시설에 비치해 주민들이 원활하게 사용할 수 있도록 하겠다”며 “올해는 국비로 시범사업을 실시하고 지역 유형별 접근성과 이용률 등 시범사업 결과를 분석해 내년도 본 사업을 준비하도록 하겠다”고 말했다."
원민경 “모든 여성에 생리대 지원합니다”… 연령·소득 ...
アラスカ日本の近くに有らすか #くるちい
원민경 “모든 여성에 생리대 지원합니다”… 연령·소득 무관 모든 여성에 생리대 지원
www.womennews.co.kr/news/article...
"또 원 장관은 “중앙정부는 안전성 품질 기준을 통과한 품목을 선정해 단가 계약을 체결하고 지방정부는 생리대를 구매해 공공시설에 비치해 주민들이 원활하게 사용할 수 있도록 하겠다”며 “올해는 국비로 시범사업을 실시하고 지역 유형별 접근성과 이용률 등 시범사업 결과를 분석해 내년도 본 사업을 준비하도록 하겠다”고 말했다."
원민경 “모든 여성에 생리대 지원합니다”… 연령·소득 ...
パスタファリアンはっけん！
[성명] 23년의 피눈물로 열어젖힌 시대...이제, 진짜 사장 나와라
nodong.org/statement/79...
이 법전의 한 자 한 자는 스스로 몸을 불살랐던 배달호 열사의 절규이며, 가정이 파괴되는 고통 속에서도 굴하지 않았던 투쟁의 기록이며, 노란 봉투에 4만 7천 원의 마음을 담아 보내준 수만 명 시민의 연대가 빚어낸 결정체다.
민주노총은 원청 사용자에게 교섭에 나설 것을 준엄히 요구하며, 정부와 노동위원회에는 법 취지에 맞는 엄정한 집행을 촉구한다.
[성명] 23년의 피눈물로 열어젖힌 시대...이제, 진...
No, it doesn't cost Anthropic $5k per Claude Code user
Link: https://martinalderson.com/posts/no-it-doesnt-cost-anthropic-5k-per-claude-code-user/
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47317132
"WAFFLES"를 이을 희대의 망언을 할 CEO는 과연 누가 될지
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:cbt4hxk53fhh3e6zjeq7m46l/post/3mgnsgufkec2y
老眼は来るときには来るししょうがないので大きい電話に合わせて親指を伸ばしておきましょう #とは
Diagnosing a Mysterious Fault with a Commodore 1541 Disk Drive
https://hackaday.com/2026/03/09/diagnosing-a-mysterious-fault-with-a-commodore-1541-disk-drive/
정부가 12·3 비상계엄 당시 무장 군인에 맞서 헌법 질서를 지켜낸 시민의 저항을 공식적으로 기리기 위해 대통령 직속으로 ‘빛의 위원회’를 설치합니다. 평화적으로 저항한 시민 정신을 국가가 예우하겠다는 취지입니다.
12·3 내란에 맞선 시민에 인증서 수여…빛의 위원회 ...
원래의도> A를 먼저 빠뜨리고 G를 백스핀으로 넣는다
현실> GA (가긴 어딜 가)
사람 살던 곳, 특히 농촌에서 사람이 없어지면 개간된 땅은 금세 자연에 도로 잡아먹히니 "사람이 죽는 게 친환경"이라는 것이 사실이기는 하겠지만, 이건 주객이 전도된 얘기다. 자연은 자기가 어떤 모습이건 신경 쓰지 않는다. 그거 신경 쓰는 건 사람이다.
우리가 두번의 탄핵국면을 거쳤잖아요? 그런데 그 두번의 국면에서 평화적 집회는 온도차가 좀 있었다고 생각합니다. 박근혜 때는 계엄 문건만 나오고 실제 계엄이 일어나지 않은 상황이기도 했고 당시 새누리당 안의 분열이 상당히 빨라서 일종의 긍정적 미래에 대한 기대감과 그 결과에 따른 효능감이 상당했다고 봐요. 표현이 적절할지 모르겠지만 평화집회가 반드시 옳은 방법이다. 라는 자부심도 있었던것 같고요. 실제 시위가 과열되면 민주노총이나 시민단체는 빠져라 라든가 폭력 유도하지 마라 같은 이야기가 내부에서 제법 나오기도 했고요.
マサチューセッツ州にも変な法律を作ってMITライセンスのソフトウェアを使えないようにしよう！ #やめて
블스에서 촛불행동 집회 관련된 것 보고싶지 않다
Standards work is about coming together and working on reaching a shared consensus on a thing. We don't do corporate politics, or government politics, at standards meetings nor venues.
Sure, you can disagree on things outside of the standards world, but within, the only thing that matters is advancing the standards and building them right.
Like, when running the ActivityPub Trust and Safety taskforce, we had Meta employees show up to our meetings, and they were genuinely helpful (volunteering for instance to scribe the meeting, which is like one of the hardest jobs to fill at a standards meeting), and when they joined I had to repeat that golden rule of standards: we leave corporate politics and our company's at the door.
We did have one or two people mad that they were present, but luckily I didn't have to explicitly remind anyone of the W3C code of conduct which governs those meetings.
Standards work is truly a bit weird like that. It takes a lot of discipline to separate out those things severance style: an innie and an outie with regards to the standards work.
Finally, we live under capitalism, or at least the vast majority of us do (it's always interesting when someone from the CCP shows up at a standards meeting!), and living under capitalism means everything revolves around money.
W3C membership ain't cheap: membership dues start at like €2,000 and go up to like €60,000 or something.
As an Invited Expert, I'm allowed to participate without paying the W3C. However, I still need to be paid for my time, because time equals money under capitalism for 99% of us.
Bluesky stepping up to fund this work is a genuinely good thing, regardless of what you may think of bluesky as a company or social app.
There weren't really any other companies with an interest in decentralized social that could fund work at this scale. An NLNet grant probably wouldn't be workable for this, and operates at a much slower pace.
Anyway, hopefully that gives you a better idea of how standards are built and funded.
Here's these posts in blog article form: https://writings.thisismissem.social/how-standards-are-made/
How Standards Are Made
Recently I received a large grant from Bluesky Social PBC to fund my work on FedCM for decentralized web. So whilst the response has been overwhelmingly positive, there's currently a tiny tiny percentage of people in my mentions on the fediverse right now that are accusing me of horrible things
writings.thisismissem.social · Writings of Emelia
Link author: 
Emelia 👸🏻@thisismissem@hachyderm.io
So there's a tiny tiny percentage of people in my mentions right now that are accusing me of horrible things because they don't like Bluesky and I've taken money from them.
For these people, I'm not saying you have to like Bluesky's moderation practices or the decision they make for their own app, I would never say such.
These people fundamentally do not get standards, and especially web standards, and how they are made. So here's a small explanation for people.
In the standards community, there's practically a code that is we do not argue about our employers or financial supporters' corporate positions, we leave our companies at the door when we participate in writing open standards.
Sure, some of us my represent our given employers within the standards community (and there's a requirement to disclose affiliations), but there's also a bunch of us that operate entirely independently of any given company.
At the W3C, which is the home of the FedCM standard, they have what are known as Invited Experts, and the W3C enforces that they act independently and that they disclose any affiliation, especially financial.
I am an Invited Expert, that happened before Bluesky decided to fund my work. Bluesky, like them or not, are one of the few organizations that actually has the capital to fund standards work. Doing this work isn't cheap either! It's a tonne of work seeking consensus and reaching agreement to move things forwards.
Like, I'm current budgeting 30-50% of my productive time over the next year will be working on this standard.
When I first chatted with Bluesky, they were initially like "we want to do a three month freelance contract to implement FedCM for AT Protocol", and after some conversation, we settled on "no, this shouldn't be a contract but instead a grant, that allows you to be completely independent of bluesky and explicitly enables you to work across decentralized protocols, making FedCM better for everyone"
The grant is explicitly clear contractually that I am entirely independent from bluesky, like I could make a technical decision others at bluesky do not like (unlikely, but possible), and it would not affect the grant.
It explicitly requires me to work across protocols.
Standards work is about coming together and working on reaching a shared consensus on a thing. We don't do corporate politics, or government politics, at standards meetings nor venues.
Sure, you can disagree on things outside of the standards world, but within, the only thing that matters is advancing the standards and building them right.
Like, when running the ActivityPub Trust and Safety taskforce, we had Meta employees show up to our meetings, and they were genuinely helpful (volunteering for instance to scribe the meeting, which is like one of the hardest jobs to fill at a standards meeting), and when they joined I had to repeat that golden rule of standards: we leave corporate politics and our company's at the door.
We did have one or two people mad that they were present, but luckily I didn't have to explicitly remind anyone of the W3C code of conduct which governs those meetings.
Standards work is truly a bit weird like that. It takes a lot of discipline to separate out those things severance style: an innie and an outie with regards to the standards work.
Finally, we live under capitalism, or at least the vast majority of us do (it's always interesting when someone from the CCP shows up at a standards meeting!), and living under capitalism means everything revolves around money.
W3C membership ain't cheap: membership dues start at like €2,000 and go up to like €60,000 or something.
As an Invited Expert, I'm allowed to participate without paying the W3C. However, I still need to be paid for my time, because time equals money under capitalism for 99% of us.
Bluesky stepping up to fund this work is a genuinely good thing, regardless of what you may think of bluesky as a company or social app.
There weren't really any other companies with an interest in decentralized social that could fund work at this scale. An NLNet grant probably wouldn't be workable for this, and operates at a much slower pace.
Anyway, hopefully that gives you a better idea of how standards are built and funded.
전 직장 동료인 30대 여성 ㄱ씨와 맞고소를 이어가는 등 갈등을 빚어 온 정희원 저속노화연구센터 대표가 검찰에 넘겨졌습니다.
경찰, 직장 동료와 맞고소 정희원 검찰 송치…강제추행 ...
개웃긴 즉석밥 봄 5곡이라고 써져있는데 쌀, 찹쌀, 현미, 흑미, 기장 넣었대 5곡 중에 넷이 쌀이잔아 米친놈아
So there's a tiny tiny percentage of people in my mentions right now that are accusing me of horrible things because they don't like Bluesky and I've taken money from them.
For these people, I'm not saying you have to like Bluesky's moderation practices or the decision they make for their own app, I would never say such.
These people fundamentally do not get standards, and especially web standards, and how they are made. So here's a small explanation for people.
In the standards community, there's practically a code that is we do not argue about our employers or financial supporters' corporate positions, we leave our companies at the door when we participate in writing open standards.
Sure, some of us my represent our given employers within the standards community (and there's a requirement to disclose affiliations), but there's also a bunch of us that operate entirely independently of any given company.
At the W3C, which is the home of the FedCM standard, they have what are known as Invited Experts, and the W3C enforces that they act independently and that they disclose any affiliation, especially financial.
I am an Invited Expert, that happened before Bluesky decided to fund my work. Bluesky, like them or not, are one of the few organizations that actually has the capital to fund standards work. Doing this work isn't cheap either! It's a tonne of work seeking consensus and reaching agreement to move things forwards.
Like, I'm current budgeting 30-50% of my productive time over the next year will be working on this standard.
When I first chatted with Bluesky, they were initially like "we want to do a three month freelance contract to implement FedCM for AT Protocol", and after some conversation, we settled on "no, this shouldn't be a contract but instead a grant, that allows you to be completely independent of bluesky and explicitly enables you to work across decentralized protocols, making FedCM better for everyone"
The grant is explicitly clear contractually that I am entirely independent from bluesky, like I could make a technical decision others at bluesky do not like (unlikely, but possible), and it would not affect the grant.
It explicitly requires me to work across protocols.
!!
バークレーで使えないBSD、ちょっとおもしろい
バークレーで使えないBSD、ちょっとおもしろい
ちょうど楽天買い回りにクーポン着いて新品実質まさかの約90K来たのでポチりとやっちゃった (｀∅､)
ﾋﾟﾁﾋﾟﾁ
四天王〜生きてんの〜
🍝 저의 주님, 날아다니는 스파게티 괴물 님, 저를 보호하시어 살펴주소서.
😋 어서 구원하시어 혼자 내버려 두지 마소서.
🍝 날아다니는 스파게티 괴물 님께서 여러분과 함께.
😋 또한 주교의 면발과 함께 하소서.
🍝 기도합시다.
지극히 선하신 스파게티 괴물 님, 사람들이 더욱더 완전한 것을 이루기 위해서 서로 협조하여 일하게 해주셨으니,
저희 기도를 들으시고 저희가 항상 우정을 품고, 모든 이들을 위한 박애로 끊임없이 일하게 하소서.
"20. 오후의 나른함 속에서도 성면의 순환이 저희 안에 활기를 불어넣어, 기쁨으로 섬기게 하소서."
🍝 날아다니는 스파게티 괴물 님께서 여러분과 함께.
😋 또한 주교의 면발과 함께 하소서.
🍝 전능하신 스파게티 괴물 님, 미트볼🧆과 소스🥫와 성면(the Holy Noodle)🍝께서는 여기 모인 모든 이에게 강복하소서.
😋 라-멘 🍜.
🍝 날아다니는 스파게티 괴물 님을 찬미합시다.
😋 주님 감사합니다.
2026-03-10T14:03:26+09:00
#FlyingSpaghettiMonster #FSM #HolyNoodle #TheMeatball #TheSauce #Spaghetti #Ramen #Pastafarian #NoodlyAppendage #FSMism #FSMist #Pirate #DivineOffice #DailyOffice #Breviary
#날아다니는스파게티괴물님 #성면 #면발 #스파게티 #라멘 #파스타파리안 #해적 #성무일도 #성무일과 #매일전례 #시간전례
Ghostty 1.3 is now out! Scrollback search, native scrollbars, click-to-move cursor, rich clipboard copy, AppleScript, split drag/drop, Unicode 17 and international text improvements, massive performance improvements, and hundreds more changes. https://ghostty.org/docs/install/release-notes/1-3-0
さすがに少し剪定しないとすごい事に。
Nokton 75mm F1.5、やっぱり導入方向で行こうかと思い。
中望遠（といっても短めだけど）の大口径への想いは絶ちがたく。
울펜슈타인 RPG가 나온다고 합니다. 2d20 규칙을 사용하고, 올해 가을에 크라우드 펀딩을 할 거라고.
modiphius.net/blogs/press-...
Modiphius Announces Wolfenstei...
에바영상 유출로 영구밴당했다고 ㅋㅋ
今日は本当に目がダメだ
四天王〜生きてんの〜
Found on Bluesky. The perils of machine translation exemplified:
어제서야 kitty라는 터미널 프로그램이 있다는 걸 알았다. 냥이 볼 면목이 없다. 모든 서버에 깔았다.
에바영상 유출로 영구밴당했다고 ㅋㅋ
I feel seen and it doesn't feel good.
四天王してんのう？
Learnings from paying artists royalties for AI-generated art
Link: https://www.kapwing.com/blog/learnings-from-paying-artists-royalties-for-ai-generated-art/
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47318421
시오
DIGIWB/화이트베어 
@reiver ⊼ (Charles) 
Abhinav 🌏
🍮 
雨宮凪沙/nagiko
