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  1. Notes on an overheard conversation at a D&D game

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    “There's a new Zuckerberg movie coming out!”

  2. Is it too early to call Google and Microsoft an email cartel?

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    In the past week, we've learned through multiple trips to the pharmacy that two of Bunny's medications have been discontinued and alternatives have to be found.

  3. I guess this falls into the “hate the game, not the player” territory

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    I came across this video (untitled) which is a protest against LLM-generated videos on Youtube (with a title that is pure link bait and not in any way true).

  4. There's a more interesting story in “Star Wars: The Phantom Menance” than we ever got to see

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    The Star Wars prequel trilogy was more political than the original series.

  5. Notatoy

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    Bunny received a flyer in the postal mail claiming she could win “$15,000 Cash or Choose Your Cruise—Spain, Italy, Greece, and More!”

  6. Gmail might partially be to blame for me receiving emails from other Sean Conners

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    I was reading the Lobsters thread about the article “A researcher bought noreply.net.

  7. Yet more noise on emails from other Sean Conners on the Intarwebs

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    It appears that someone is wrong on the Internet, and if Hacker News is anything to go by, that person is me!

  8. Did I inadvertently unlock someone else's car doors?

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    I went out to get Bunny and myself some lunch, and as I was leaving, I used my fob to pop open the trunk to store the food for the trip home and I noticed that a car near my own honked briefly and flash its headlights.

  9. Mowing Da Lawn, part II

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    As I was mowing the lawn today at Chez Boca, cursing myself for letting it go a few weeks, I was reminded that it wasn't as bad as that one time at Casa New Jersey.

  10. What is even taste when it comes to programming?

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    [This is me reposting a comment I left on Lobsters about “Taste Is All That's Left,” a post about vibecoding.

  11. Unary operators and the Shunting Yard algorithm

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    I use the Shunting Yard algorithm to handle precedence when parsing expressions in my assembler.

  12. Notes on an overheard conversation coming from the Family Room

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    “The TV remote isn't working again!”

  13. The surprising email to “Sean Conner” that wasn't meant for me

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    I received yet another email for Sean Conner but this time, it wasn't at Gmail!

  14. Alarm clocks

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    Chris Siebenmann uses iPhone as an alarm clock, and his reasons are largely why I too, I keep my old iPhone (which is no longer supported by the Oligarchic Cell Phone Company) as an alarm clock (and why I don't have a new iPhone that is supported is a com…

  15. The precedence of the factorial operator

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    Back when I added a factorial operator to my assembler, the code only applied it to numeric literals because the code that implemented it appeared in the same function as parsing a numeric literal.