Sam Rose

Damn, thought it was Aaron.

I’m doing my part.

I’m also 99% sure I know who that screenshot is.

Hive mind! My partner has fairly extensive bilateral sensorineural hearing loss and is meant to wear hearing aids but found the NHS ones very uncomfortable.

We’re looking at private options, and I’m wondering if anyone in my network has any recommendations?

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looking good @thepope.dev 👌

Same reason Gmail was in beta for a decade.

I’ve said similar in the past.

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It’s obvious in microseconds that it’s doing nothing to illustrate the point. I’m quite sure the author thought to themselves “yep, that’s cheese, ship it.”

committing my bugs at relativistic speeds so it clips right through the cheese slice

Yes 🙏

Article is here if you want, but I don’t at all endorse the conclusions or method of arriving at them: www.latent.space/p/reviews-dead

A screenshot from https://www.latent.space/p/reviews-dead titled “how to kill the code review”. It shows 5 layers of Swiss cheese, many have holes in the exact same places, and an attempt has been made to draw arrows that pass through the holes or get blocked by the cheese. But most of the arrows pass through the cheese. One arrow passes behind every slice.

It’s so fucking funny to me that an article about ditching code review shipped with this nonsense diagram, which was either not looked at prior to publish, or there’s a fundamental lack of understanding about the Swiss cheese model is all about.

I wish I didn’t own a suit. Hate them. But the social pressure to wear them at certain occasions is overwhelming.

💿Veridis Quo//Daft Punk🤖 This melody is so nostalgic🥹🎶. And it's great fun to filter the sound of my Sewing-Gurdy with my mini Theremin! (Talk-Wha Filter this time 👌😎) #hurdygurdy #sewinggurdy #bardco... TikTok video by Gabriel / SingerSoundSystem

There's a chap on TikTok who has built a custom instrument out of a hurdy-gurdy and a Singer sewing machine (plus an attached theremin) which he uses for Daft Punk covers and they are genuine bangers www.tiktok.com/@singersound...

One of the great benefits of having thousands of followers and being willing to talk about this stuff is that people are able to genuinely help, and it’s happened a few times now that someone suggests something that ends up being extremely helpful.

No need to apologise at all :)

Your brain ain’t broken.

So many professionals. We’re well looked after, we get a lot of support with this stuff from the NHS.

Re: “they will eventually eat” sadly it’s not true for all kids. We’re friends with parents who have to tube feed (PEG) their kid because he won’t eat to a dangerous extreme.

It’s entirely possible, yeah. Not a diagnosis we’ve sought out but one that wouldn’t surprise me if we eventually get it.

Very occasionally. He enjoys buttering the toast he doesn’t eat 😂 it’s something we could probably do more of.

It’s not obvious to me what else we could do. We give him food to try, he doesn’t. Pretty much every moment of the day he has a safe food near him, doesn’t eat it. Short of force feeding him, what’s left? For the time being he’s still considered a healthy weight. Hoping he finds his appetite 🤞

His safest food, the one he will eat with a higher probability than anything else? Oreos. Fucking Oreos. But a lot of days, any calories that go into his body are a win. So we do what we can. It’s another one of those “am I a bad parent?” things we deal with every day. Could we be doing more?

The struggle at the moment is that our eldest doesn’t eat. He’s been tricky from day 1, he has a very narrow range of foods he will eat (we do give him things to taste, he rarely does) and often he won’t eat even his safe foods. As a result he’s skinny, 15th percentile weight for his height.

I like the idea conceptually, have you tried it in practice? I’m a bit concerned at how well a spec will actually be followed, especially as it increases in size and complexity.

Hrm, so I need to find a charger that has a MagSafe plate or some such. Didn’t realise they were MagSafe at all! Thanks for the tip.

Hm, I don’t see any MagSafe option when going through the checkout for AirPods Pro 3 or AirPods 4 🤔

There are MagSafe AirPod chargers?

A GitHub Issue Title Compromised 4,000 Developer Machines A prompt injection in a GitHub issue triggered a chain reaction that ended with 4,000 developers getting OpenClaw installed without consent. The attack composes well-understood vulnerabilities into so...

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> […] every developer who installed or updated Cline got OpenClaw installed on their machine without consent.

> how the attacker got the npm token: injecting a prompt into a GitHub issue title, which an AI triage bot read, interpreted as an instruction, and executed.

I didn’t recognise you without the moustache.

This talk is so good. Making me feel like I’m doing everything wrong, but in a good and hopeful way.

I think the vast majority of people won’t register the difference. Practical and pragmatic are synonymous. Pragmatic might play better with tech people because it’s a word we kinda like.

Fortune teller academy.