If it doesn't have a browser, how will you visit radiant.computer on your Radiant Computer?

You wouldn't I don't think (assuming this thing ever got off the ground - huge assumption), but is that really a problem? I think the web page is more to make normalish people aware that this hypothetical ecosystem would be out there. From within that ecosystem they could have a different page.

Would this not defeat the purpose of responsible disclosure? As a bad actor I could learn of secret vulnerabilities from this channel.

You have google to blame. GrapheneOS tried very hard to make sure they have those security patches as google delays publishing the source tree and it's only available to OEMs

These patches are available to all vendors who chose not to protect their users yet.

Releasing binary patches is allowed, this is why GOS have added the security preview channel.

Extradition by tectonic subduction

I've worked with many folks over the years after learning myself...

The feeling of complexity comes from not yet understanding that commits are just sets of changes to files. They are then thrown off the scent by new terms like origin clone vs push and pull, merge vs rebase, HEAD increment notation vs other commit hashes.

Once people start with a local understanding of using git diff and git add -p they usually get the epiphany. Then git rebase -i and git reflog take them the rest of the way. Then add the distributed push and fetch/pull concepts.

It is beautiful, even more colorful than the pictures to me, but it is always covered by steam to some extent.

There are some smaller thermal pools near Old Faithful that have similar colors but let you get a closer look.

This is all true. But digital audio and video media has captured essentially all economic value outside of live performance. So it seems likely that we will find a "good enough" in this domain too.

Interesting point with economic value extraction. The economy sacrificed accuracy and warmth of analog storage for convenience and security of digital storage. With economic incentive I am sure society will sacrifice accuracy and precision for the convenience of AI

Reminds me to go check on floor796.com (yup still expanding!)

That is an amazing piece of work. Somehow reminds me of:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Garden_of_Earthly_Delights

The Stephen Seagal isn't anywhere near fat enough.

That's the metaverse I imagine from snowcrash

That's amazing.

The people suppressing the research already have major stakes. What is lacking is any consequence for them at all.

They do not have the same stake in a healthy society as the rest of us. I agree with consequences for them, but the entire model is flawed. It is motivating a small number of people to claim as much for themselves as possible with little serious stake holding by the broader society other than other rich people. There has to be more democracy introduced.

Based on their approach graphs, if it is an intercept probe it seems like the target is Mars.

Off-by-one :)

The data of the aliens was outdated by a few billion years

Unless that's where they want to put their base of operations.

I've been wondering if Java would have a resurgence due to strong typing even into the error types, and widespread runtime availability. But so far, seems no.