Sequenced Thoughts from C/S

The Call for Submissions for the Unicode Technology Workshop 2026 is now open: https://www.unicode.org/events/utw/2026/sessions The deadline to submit is June 1, which is less than a month away.

Unicode’s 2025 edition of the Unicode Technology Workshop went well in November.

Also a year ago, soon after my interview with Hilary, I joined Steven Loomis and Bridget Chase to talk with Eddie Arrieta, editor of the MultiLingual magazine, for an interview about Unicode, the volunteers behind the organization.

Check out my interview with Hilary about the basics of Unicode, the Unicode Consortium, internationalization, and all the things that enable the things you use every day to be translated / localized and work seamlessly in multiple languages: https://hilar…

#skynet #ai #llm #genai #layoffs The new path to self-aware AI. pic.twitter.com/fMxTuetSmI — Jedi Cinememer (@Cinememer) October 30, 2025 For the non-techies: “a rollback” or “rolling back” is undoing an addition to the codebase that you made.

A year ago, I talked to the UMd students who are a part of the on-campus student-run startup incubator, Startup Shell.

I have been a believer in the magical properties of wool for more than a decade, after finally being observant enough to see what my friend had told me 3 years prior to that.

Okay, another post in the tour of skipped over noteworthy things I’ve been a part of.

I’ve accidentally skipped writing here about things that I’ve done here and there.

My teammate Craig got me to watch the interview with Lily Gladstone back in November, which was really interesting.