i wonder if old pre-internet videophone systems actually felt different from modern video chat -- i could imagine them having way less latency because they could have a dedicated circuit connection and dedicated hardware on both sides, instead of webcam + OS + packet-switched internet that has tons of possible delays

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Banana as free variable https://mastodon.online/@danielgibert/114275398786738404
was talking with people about structured concurrency a few weeks ago, and it does feel like an underrated part of making a responsive / concurrent 'OS' is the ability to *cancel* those concurrent tasks
honestly i think "Vintage Computer Festival" is a good name in how it doesn't attempt the pretense of history that you see in, like, "Computer History Museum", it's very honest that it's about appreciating old "vintage" products and not about history in a rigorous/academic/high-culture sense
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long essay about coroutine philosophy(!) that I just saw https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/quasiblog/coroutines-philosophy/
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"heating is really easy, and cooling is really hard, which is a general unfortunate engineering reality of all systems"