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The AL Central and the final NL Wild Card will be decided on the last day of the season. I love baseball!
I’m rebuilding a 1980 Suzuki GS850 with my son and I have never known shit about electrical. But I’m determined to learn and I’m already learning so much. It’s a great project. Reminds me a lot of coding
My only concern with atproto’s development or Bluesky more generally is that funding is from venture capitalists. I can’t think of a historical web or internet protocol that was funded with capitalist returns expected (maybe I’m wrong?). I’m not sure how this can work in the long run
The internet is only as forever as you make it. This is why I don’t like blogging on closed platforms. I want every one of my blog posts in HTML or markdown format that I can have forever and recreate anywhere. tallywinkle.bearblog.dev/the-internet...
A couple of years ago, I paid $99 for Nova, a Mac only IDE. I didn’t give it much time tbh, but I’m thinking about giving it another shot. It’s made by Panic, and it’d be cool to support them. nova.app
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That and ipcm.dev, solves dynamic IPFS content with smart contracts pinata.cloud/blog/ipcm-so...
I think it’s a good exercise for writers especially to read Ken Liu’s and Ted Chiang’s takes on AI in addition to articles like this. 3quarksdaily.com/3quarksdaily...
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Last year, I read a lot of books on the history of PC and console gaming. It made me start thinking about assembly more than I ever had. Just came across this interactive tutorial and will be diving into during my free time on my vacation. shikaan.github.io/assembly/x86...
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Yeah I’ve only done this with an older MBP. Hopefully community support for Linux on the newer models continues to improve.
People should take all their old Intel Macs that will no longer be supported by the upcoming versions of macOS and turn them into Linux machines rather than dump them. tedium.co/2025/06/09/a...
Time is a valuable constraint that a lot of engineers dislike. Having a deadline changes how you approach a problem. It unlocks creativity. www.joanwestenberg.com/smart-people...
This is the strangest thing you’ll read on the internet today. But you will read it. And you’ll keep reading until the end. And you’ll ask yourself why while still being entertained. ericneyman.wordpress.com/2019/11/26/f...
Lol AI scrapers don’t read terms and conditions. techcrunch.com/2025/06/05/x...
Paul Graham has some really good essays, but its essays like this that make him sound elitist and out of touch. You know why you should write? Because you want to. Simple as that.
The general point of this article is really good. Educators need to personally leverage AI themselves to build learning tools for their students. Use, don’t run from, AI. resobscura.substack.com/p/ai-makes-t...
Pretty neat tool! Markdown tables are hard (for me) so this is great.
I’ve felt this way a lot. Next.js especially makes me feel this way. I will still use React quite a bit, but I’ve decided I’m done jumping through the constantly changing bits of Next and would prefer the simplicity of an old client-server relationship.
This is why I won’t let LLMs write for me.
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This is a great write-up. Collaborative data syncing is a hard problem and Linear seems to do an awesome job at it. github.com/wzhudev/reve...
So DOGE was largely just the same as the Obama USDS but with more chaos and more firing of people. sahillavingia.com/doge
