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CI/CD has been solved.
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There’s a naming collision at the center of the AI conversation right now.
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Pascal built the Pascaline in 1642 — one of the first mechanical calculators.
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Richard Dawkins is one of the clearest scientific communicators alive.
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Most of what we’re calling “AI” at the product layer is just traditional computing in a trenchcoat.
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I set up OpenClaw in forty minutes.
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Slashface, V3R.
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Riley Brown said something that caught my attention: “AI Agent Workflows in 2026 will look like Online Poker in 2010.
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Had 45 hours of synthwave I’d ripped from YouTube over the years.
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A shell suite that makes moving between sixty-nine projects cost one keystroke — and makes coming back after a reboot cost nothing at all.
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The Conversation 3 AM.
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License Radar’s visual identity wasn’t designed.
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Paintball has them.
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Apparently Blow said: the problem with video game cutscenes is game devs don't study the theory around cinematography, or lighting, or blocking, or what even makes a good acting performance, they just autistically copy things without understanding what ma…
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This is absolutely incredible.
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reference previous post ‘hyper multitasking’ and coin similar macro strategy of the musk grindset. read twitter posts on this day: “rewrote code backend; thank you elon; i’ve never felt this alive.” hyper-multitasking and hyper-focus. multitask between sp…
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i hereby coin this term if it has not been already.
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I think we have near peak contraction (in computing terms).
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Experiments with Stable Diffusion image generation.
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It isn’t just technology that is contracting.
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This was said by someone random: Tiling wms are a textbook example of a solution to a problem that doesn't exist.
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Update: In short, this post was meant to capture the idea that tons of opportunity exists…those who choose to use computers ’the best’ are the ones who will benefit.
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On the first day, He created Developers.
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That’s the difference now.
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It’s blockchain.
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If it matters, get it out of email.
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Being away from a project costs more the longer you are away from it.
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There isn’t any way to describe it to someone who hasn’t lived it.
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When the ‘pawn’ reaches the other side, the pawn becomes whatever it wants.
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The most important piece of gear for remote work is a headset.
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Very interesting the more you look into it. https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2011/05/bin_laden_maint.html https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2013/10/air_gaps.html
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Meta-content allows the audience to experience a new set of emotions.
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Remote work increases the labor pool.
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There is not much to say on the technical front.
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Switching between multiple customers requires, by definition, context switching.
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I’ve heard this, and worked through it, and felt the same way, and consider it part of ‘general purpose’ developer workflow now.
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In remembrance.
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Hashicorp’s “crawl-walk-run” framework for adopting Consul.
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Eppy.
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The Great Contraction.
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The great contraction.
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We can give them a couple of more years to solve the problems from 2014!
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Also movable type.
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Sometimes systems administrators need to perform some ‘alternative’ tasks that require some ’temporary’ workspaces.
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Pulseaudio allows for one-click to stream audio over a network to another machine running PulseAudio.
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Xfce is great full time, but full-time VLC in your audio control is not.
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If the mainframe evolved into desktops, isn’t web hosted email a re-centralization of what already was not?
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Simply put, AWS is adopted by a company, not the IT department.