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11.03.2026 01:59
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come to think of it, it's almost a surprise Teenage Engineering haven't released an electric fiddle
Confluence digest email header with scribbles on top of a badly laid out heading
Every time I see this, I'm absolutely gobsmacked they shipped it. This is enterprise software, not a teenager's notepad. But if you're going to go that way at least include a Universal S or something and properly lean into it.
Now would be a good time to release a report into price sensitivity of different forms of energy generation capacity.
Wind = nil
Solar = nil
Oil = holy shit
Gas = hold my beer
Want to learn all about web components this week? My 8-hour online course, Web Components Demystified, is on sale for $10 through March 13th. Use the code JUST10
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Just to complete the set: yes you should always check - and I mean really check, go read their policies - any independents on your ballots. They remain wildcards who could be anywhere at all across the political gamut. #auspol
If you consider yourself a leftie, you really need to be voting Green and preferencing Labor and Teals. It's as good as you are going to get for the time being. You don't have to wuv any of them. But keeping the Coalition out is a sound tactic. #auspol #SoAnywayVoteGreen
You can find some actually-left to far-left candidates if you really dig in senate ballots but none of the parties you regularly hear about are far left. The idea there is a large radical left movement is a deeply ridiculous take from clickbait factories. #auspol
People need to accept that Labor is centre-right, not left. Coalition is right to far right depending on the reigning internal faction. Teals centre-right only because environmental issues are considered "left". Greens are centre-left. Most other minor parties like PHON are far-right. #auspol
With LLMs, developers are QAs now.
Developers generally being surprisingly bad at QA* could not possibly be a problem with this model.
(* "whaddaymean? It has tests!")
Exciting! Request for developer feedback: focusgroup HTML attribute "a proposed declarative way to add keyboard arrow-key navigation to composite widgets such as toolbars, tablists, menus, listboxes, etc. Replaces hundreds of lines of JavaScript boilerplate." developer.chrome.com/blog/focusgr...
Needs a "holy shit ship it immediately" button.
Simon the Magpie has probably already wired one up to a circuit-bent children's toy and run the output through a homemade reverb made of slinkies.
Of all the things to bring Mark Pilgrim back online.
github.com/chardet/char...
If they're messing with us, I swear by my pretty floral bonnet I will end them.
www.instagram.com/p/DVHV3_ljlh7/
2000s: code is free (as in speech)
2010s: code is free (as in beer)
2020s: code is free (as in puppy)
That's going to turn into payola faster than you can say "sponsored result"
if you believe in any form of free enterprise at all, the idea that the Pentagon can not only cut off your contract but designate you a supply chain risk and prevent other companies from buying from you just because you won't build killbots for the government should be terrifying
Amodei is right, the tech isn't reliable enough for military use without guard rails. The big shock is that the AI companies are trying to resist even a little bit.
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...
> "Anthropic believes AI is not reliable enough to operate weapons, and there are no laws or regulations yet that cover how AI could be used in mass surveillance."
edition.cnn.com/2026/02/24/t...
- put that "person" through your performance review process?
- assess the single-"person" risk created if they "know" everything about a codebase or process?
- assess their flight risk? (if the vendor folds or suffers a system collapse tomorrow, what happens to your org?)
(2/2)
If you accept that AI agents act like a human team member, do you also...
- specify what level that "person" is operating at (junior, IC, senior)?
- specify who hires, manages or fires them?
(1/2)
> "x86CSS is a working CSS-only x86 CPU/emulator/computer. Yes, the Cascading Style Sheets CSS."
lyra.horse/x86css/
I've been experimenting with an upcoming CSS feature called border-shape lately.
It's really cool what you can do with it: lots of practical applications + it opens a lot of doors for non-rectangular UIs!
Try it in Canary w/experimental web platform features on, & read more:
una.im/border-shape
notorious radical left communist rag says tax the rich
Incredible how much the media has spent talking about hate speech laws and yet none of the thousands of articles on Hanson mention she recently was found by a federal court of breaching hate speech laws.
FENTOOOOOOOOON
This GOOD BOY ran onto the course during the Women’s Cross-Country Skiing Team Sprint event, crossing the finish line and being automatically recorded by OMEGA’s photofinish camera 😆
It's got this terrible pain in the diodes down its left side
