Steve @ fasterandworse @awful.systems

I write things on my blog sometimes https://fasterandworse.com/

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Just discovered Patrick Boyle's channel. Deadpan sneer perfection https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jhTnk3TCtc

edit: tried to post invidious link but didn't seem to work

what came first, lisp programmers or door locks? we may never know

I lol'd at "The car will be a tool to polarize and get attention"

wonder how many of these people were part of the 2010s new atheists groups on reddit mocking christians for the same defense style

we need to send an operative into one of their basements to get snapshots of the keywords in their search history

I fucking love taking a week off then coming back and finding these "sort by controversial" threads.

I didn't even know about the temporary containers extension. that'll be very useful for so much stuff. Thanks as well!

brilliant! thanks!

this is why I've been thinking about quitting the internet

my favourite thing about kagi is how when you click on the kagi logo on the kagi.com home page you get a 404

his production equipment is way too expensive to be making videos critical of tech

Our combination of AI and in-house human verification teams ensures bad actors are kept at bay and genuine users experience minimal friction in their customer journey.

what's the point, then?

But they hashtag care!

6. Safety: we need to make sure a fly isn't inside, or can't enter(!), the time machine while a human is inside during operation

"tools" doesn't mean "good"

good tools are designed well enough so it's clear how they are used, held, or what-fucking-ever.

fuck these simpleton takes are a pain in the arse. They're always pushed by these idiots that have based their whole world view on fortune cookie aphorisms

if you MUST make mistakes make sure it’s the kind where you cake still tastes good

every flat, sad looking chocolate cake I've made

I read the white paper for this data centers in orbit shit https://archive.ph/BS2Xy and the only mentions of maintenance seem to be "we're gonna make 'em more reliable" and "they should be easy to replace because we gonna make 'em modular"

This isn't a white paper, it's scribbles on a napkin

yes! I look forward to the longer post you mention

we're all gonna be in that soylent green scene with the steak, but it's software that is untainted by ai, is on our hard drive, and we don't have to pay monthly to use

great! I'll show you something soon hopefully and see what you think