Pokopia is, against all bets, the highest-rated Pokémon game ever
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OMG Pokopia is so good, somebody help 😂
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Oakland (83°F) and Half Moon Bay (79°F) broke maximum winter temperature records Friday. Temperature data dates back to 1970 in Oakland and 1939 in Half Moon Bay. San Francisco’s high of 75°F was the city’s warmest winter day since February 2022. #CAwx
This is amazing.
www.getyourfuckingmoneyback.com
Woah 😮
Congratulations to us.
We've officially passed 1000 measles cases. In two months, we approached half of the TOTAL confirmed cases (2281) in 2025. And that is in the beginning of 2026. The rate of infections is accelerating faster than last year.
🧪 www.scientificamerican.com/article/u-s-...
DOG AT THE OLYMPICS
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This nonsense slop diagram in Microsoft's GitHub training guide is embarrassing. Maybe review things before unquestioningly publishing generated garbage? I guess that's too much to ask of one of the largest and richest companies in the world.
You have the right to vote. If anyone tries to stop you, call or text the Election Protection Hotline at 1-866-687-8683. Vote.org mission statement Vote.org is the largest 501(c)(3) nonprofit, nonpartisan voting registration and get-out-the-vote (GOTV) technology platform in America. Our organization exists to remove the barriers that keep voters from making their voices heard at the ballot box.
It took me about 10 seconds to check my voter registration using the @votedotorg.bsky.social website. I'm happy to report that I'm good to go. www.vote.org
A four panel comic, from left to right: 1960s LIFE IS BASED ON DNA, WHICH USES RNA TO MAKE PROTEINS THAT DO STUFF. 1980s ALSO, THE RNA DOES SOME STUFF ITSELF, WHICH IS WEIRD. 2000s THERE ARE 50 MANY KINDS OF RNA. IT'S DOING SO MUCH STUFF! 2020s LIFE IS A SEETHING MASS OF RNA THAT SOMETIMES USES DNA TO TAKE NOTES. WHAT DO THE PROTEINS DO? ERRANDS FOR RNA.
It’s an RNA world. RNA is posited to be the first genetic material, arising 4 billion years ago. It can store information and act as an enzyme. Eventually, it duplicated its information into a more stable form, DNA.
NEW: The F.D.A. refused to accept an application from Moderna for its mRNA flu vaccine.
Its reason: The agency did not think Moderna compared the new vaccine to one of the best flu shots available. The company spent $750M+ on a 41,000 person study.
www.nytimes.com/2026/02/10/h...
Oh no, we might have lost you forever 😝
Blizzard promised more 'oddballs' were coming to Overwatch, so here's Fika
The new Muppet Show special is a return to form for Jim Henson's beloved characters
Woah 🤩
Big bird sitting in a meeting room with Serious People™. The caption reads "Me at work for the first time in two weeks trying to remember what it is I do."
Who's ready for tomorrow?
Diagram showing the likelihood of crashes in Waymo vs human driver
Interesting data (from Waymo) showing that robotaxis are significantly safer than the average human driver. This is likely because they respect traffic rules. An NYT op-ed by a neurosurgeon calls for a broader adoption as a public health measure. Thoughts? www.nytimes.com/2025/12/02/o...
There are countless websites that generate color palettes, but I needed a reusable package for my own apps. So I built dittoTones. 🟣
It mimics the perceptual DNA (Lightness/Chroma curves) of popular systems and blends them with your target hue → meodai.github.io/dittoTones/
A colorful infographic titled “MDN HTTP Code Cheatsheet with Emojis.” It categorizes HTTP status codes using emoji-enhanced lists grouped by status code classes.
Ever wish HTTP status codes were easier to remember? 🖼️
Check out this MDN cheatsheet that pairs each status code with an emoji to help you visualize what each one means, from 200 OK ✅ to 418 I’m a teapot 🫖
Check it out 👇
Really like these time lapses!
🆕 The URL Pattern API is Newly Available!
Use it to match and extract parts of URLs, no need to reinvent routing logic. Supports literals, wildcards, named groups, and even regex constraints.
Learn how it works 👇
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/...
Changelog for a few Lit packages. See https://github.com/lit/lit/pull/5183 for details.
Changelog for a few Lit packages. See https://github.com/lit/lit/pull/5183 for details.
📣 We just published our End-of-Year / Happy Holidays Lit releases!
- 👩⚕️ Many bug fixes!
- 📄 A new lit-labs/forms packages for form-associated elements!
- 🎾 A new Spring controller in lit-labs/motion!
- 🏎️ Massive SSR performance improvements!
- 🧩 A lit-html template parser in lit-labs/analyzer
Which thread dump tool works best with Java virtual threads? Here's what to look for, and why IntelliJ IDEA stands out 👇
jb.gg/w9p1lj
Study in Helsinki indicating benefits of portable air cleaners on lowering infection risk in daycare centers, less absences & parent absences from work in intervention vs. reference (no air cleaner) groups. Cleaning indoor air is not difficult and it works.
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
And don’t get me wrong we should definitely condemn when the tech is used wrong, especially by big companies. Sometimes we forget the same tech can help humanity: new drugs, materials, climate prediction, enhancing accessibility (translation, communication aids) improving education, etc
I agree that not all models are trained ethically but there are some that are, even the vision models. See FHIBE dataset.
There’s also tools and frameworks that have been made to improve transparency and help developers understand a dataset's origin, limitations, and appropriate use cases.
