The economics are also not so clearly tilted toward rich getting richer. There is a pay to play aspect, but if you were middle class when you got laid off, because the company thought they didn’t need you, you also might be able to build a product of your own without VC before COBRA runs out.
warning: the clocks change in the US this weekend. you care about that if you're in the EU or UK because we *don't* spring forward yet, so all your calls and meetings with US folks will be off by one for a couple of weeks
Paternal grandmother was a single working mom in the 50s, daughter of Dutch immigrants, an animator, member of the Screen Writers’ Guild, and responsible for some words that Bugs Bunny said, purportedly made the owl blink in Bambi, and died young. Maternal G.M. was Irish mother of 6 and died young.
They’re the same picture.
Paternal grandfather was a WWII army veteran, son of immigrants coming from Ukraine and Hungary, and spent what remained of his life drilling oil wells in Venezuela until cancer took him in the throat. Maternal grandfather designed the turbopumps for Saturn V and who-knows-what-else at Skunk Works.
…is to print custom bins for office supplies on an 5 ⨉ 8mm stride that fill exactly this footprint.
A weird and unfortunate coïncidence.
Any technologist who cares about how much control users should expect from platforms like the web and social media should watch these presentations:
@dustyweb.bsky.social on Re-decentralizing Social Nets
www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8uq...
MarkM on Geeks Bearing Gifts
youtube.com/watch?v=KoM_aCuFk1w
Consider: a compile-to-JavaScript language that is JavaScript except typeof 3.14 == "number" and typeof 2 == "bigint".
The culture in JavaScript is due to change since support for bigint (1n) has become pervasive. At Agoric, we use bigints to the exclusion of floats. To that end, JSON needs a rethink. For OCapN, we are promoting a CBOR mapping that covers the JSON model plus bigint and bytes. Also kriskowal.com/yay
Friend of mine did all this and also had LLM Jepsen it. I’m spending some of my personal tokens taking my old CASK idea way too far. I posted this as a subtoot because 1. it’s true 2. obviously everyone else is too 3. specifically someone.
Dear @epopt.bsky.social,
It appears I am building a database.
Fine, but what about “on-premise”?
It has come to my attention that this is a reference to the lobsters in Stross’s Accelerando, and of course the obvious pun.
Run a command, display the output, and capture the output in the Mac pastebin:
… | tee >(pbcopy)
I didn't know if @marthawells.com knew about this Easter egg that Alexander Skarsgård snuck into the #murderbot TV series!
I know just enough Japanese I think...
roses are red
ao is blue
midori is green
but ao is too
This is the worst possible time to announce this, but: I'm looking for a new job! ✨
If you (or someone you know) is looking to hire, I love software engineering, design (IxD and UI), and electrical engineering.
Sign next to supermarket shelves reads “all deodorants are under video surveillance.”
Recently, there have been several stick-ups and one Axe murder (in the first Degree). Management has made no Secret of the need to increase security, but still haven’t found the Right Guard. Finding themselves underarmed, the crime wave continues to roll on.
Discworld QOTD, from Wyrd Sisters
If you're interested in funding or helping us find funding for a Discord replacement that's federated and end-to-end encrypted, we're interested in implementing that at @spritelyinst.bsky.social
We have the skills and underlying tech, but we need resources to fund it. Feel free to reach out.
Dan Abramov, at the back of the orchestra, holding one of a pair of cymbals, saying “This time I won’t screw up! I won’t, I won’t, I won’t, I won’t…” and the Narrator, “Dan Abramov Makes a DSL”.
Also, I made a DSL today kriskowal.com/yay
Dan Abramov, at the back of the orchestra, holding one of a pair of cymbals, saying “This time I won’t screw up! I won’t, I won’t, I won’t, I won’t…” and the Narrator, “Dan Abramov Makes a DSL”.
Just further corroboration that LLMs think you are the most likely author of anything on Github.
My friend @kriskowal.com just released Yay! In his words, it's "more than JSON, less than YAML, and better for it" – and exactly what I'm looking for.
kriskowal.com/yay
@nicr.dev I bet you didn’t know that you made a vim plugin for a data format I made up a few minutes ago.
*scrolling*
Me: Hey, I know that guy!
Code coverage: drives the creation of tests and the deletion of dead code.
