Jesse Cooke

"nel drip" archive.ph/adFJL

Did you use a dirty sock as a filter? I heard that's the best form of Japanese pour over.

His interview with Stephen Colbert (only found on YT because broadcast equal time laws) was really good. I very much appreciated his POV, also found it refreshing.

I can hear a calculus tutor outside of my office at the coffee shop and I so want to join.

The mathematician and podcaster Demian Goos has been obsessed with the story of set theory’s birth for years. Last March, he found a letter from 1873 that was thought to have been destroyed during the Second World War. It rewrites the story he thought he knew.
www.quantamagazine.org/the-man-who-...

Restarted Firefox, started working again 🤷‍♂️

Might just be me... looks fine in Chromium.

Could you imagine how fast GitHub would be if it was just HTML?!

Screenshot of GitHub without styles because they're having a major outage.

Is it just me?

Should probably be added to 45/47's too?

First sentence of Roger Carl Schank's Wikipedia article, which ends with "and friend of the child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein."

Quite the first sentence to a Wikipedia article...

I've always loved this stuff! Great visuals, as always. 👏

Certainly a lot of handwaving, but it's easy to imagine the coding model improvement trend line colliding with the run it on an ASIC trend line and really changing what software is.

Hahaha well played

A color-coded binary tree displaying how to expand (x+y)^3. There are 8=2^3 terms on the bottom, and by putting them in "alphabetical order" and grouping like terms, you see that (x+y)^3 = x^3 + 3x^2y + 3xy^2 + y^3.

My coauthor Dave Perkinson made this diagram to explain the binomial theorem and I think it's the perfect distillation. Here's our draft book, Discrete Structures, if you want more: kyleormsby.github.io/files/113spr... 🧮

@nakamura.io ?

Demonstrates Firefox's feature to unload a tab to free the tab's memory.

One of my fav features in Firefox, for exactly this issue.

Display an album that was important to you when you were nineteen.

Anybody use Google Chat for work, through Workspace? Tt's about the same as Slack for our needs and bundled in. Would love to hear pros and cons from anyone who's actually used it in anger. 🙏

I think LiteFS would give you the folder, and the files would be stored in a SQLite database that is then sync'd to S3 via Litestream. I think? Maybe? The files themselves wouldn't be in S3, but you'd get the backup.

I like the page transition, it's easy on the eyes.

Litestream Writable VFS Lightning fast Litestream VFS, but now with writes!

I meant to link to fly.io/blog/litestr...

Litestream VFS Query your SQLite database any time, anywhere

You could look into fly.io/blog/litestr... as well

GitHub - s3fs-fuse/s3fs-fuse: FUSE-based file system backed by Amazon S3 FUSE-based file system backed by Amazon S3. Contribute to s3fs-fuse/s3fs-fuse development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com/s3fs-fuse/s3...

Buy Angled Spatula 32 cm|12.6 in. - online at RÖSLE GmbH & Co. KG The angled blade allows easy lifting out of pans, moulds or baking trays. The straight edge is useful for cutting.

I splurged on a Rosle can opener years ago and absolutely love it. Spendy, but feels like I can pass it down to my grandkids someday. I'd personally splurge again and get a www.roesle.com/en/angled-sp...

Nice. I'll give it a whirl on my client laptop.

Striking paper from researchers at Anthropic using a randomised control trial to look at the effects of AI use on skills acquisition.

TL:DR ‘We found that using AI assistance led to a statistically significant decrease in mastery.’
www.anthropic.com/research/AI-...

How's the Windows support for hk/pkl these days? Last time I tried I think that was the main rub.

Then I opened up Google Drive to find it summarizing the contents of a folder.

I'm so sick and fucking tired of having AI shoved down my throat.