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girl with suspiciously flock camera shaped bulge in her neck: all out of flocks
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made something cursed (hide data in fake 2FA codes) https://git.sr.ht/~jackiejude/fake-2fa-codes
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#GoodTrouble #STANDUP #Wisconsin Ozaukee Indivisible – Cedarburg Protest Saturday, August 15 10 – 11am CDT In front of Cedarburg Community Gym W63N641 Washington Ave Cedarburg, WI 53012 www.mobilize.us/mobilize/eve...
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Why Are There Statues of Beavers on Top of This Oxford Street Shop? Link: https://londonist.com/london/history/oxford-street-beavers Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49158302
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If you're a blind Claude Code user, put the following line in your settings.json: "axScreenReader": true restart Claude Code, and have your life changed forever. I can now properly review and resume old claude sessions, I don't get endless Unicode symbols spammed at me, I can review the output with my review cursor much easier... OMG this is so nice!
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My final grades for the very last college class I ever had to take have now posted. I'm done. I've graduated. Goodbye college!
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I've once again gotta hand it to HumanWare's technical support department. The USB-C end of my BrailleNote evolve's sharger snapped clean off in the port yesterday, leaving frayed wires atop a laptop charger's cable and a small metal component inside my back USB-C port. Managed to get the metal piece out and unplug the cable as to make it not a fire hazard on my carpet floor, and then I called humanware. Without asking any real probing questions, they had a new ch...
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Been testing document parsing on the evolve's hardware this afternoon. When throwing a massive file like Worm at it, Paperback parses and renders it in 2-3 seconds. Meanwhile, HumanWare's own Victor Reader application hangs for about 45 seconds trying to build out a heavy WebView2 DOM tree before completely choking and throwing a fatal null reference. Even on standard files that do load, the parsing engine in Victor Reader adds strange rendering artifacts: EPUB's and HTML...
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If you are worried about whether or not progressive candidates can win in really important races in places like Michigan and Wisconsin (and really wish centrist pundits would just shut up about electability), give this conversation with Perry Bacon a listen. You'll be glad you did. #electability #michigan #wisconsin #politics Why Insurgent Candidates Are Thriving in the Midwest | The New Republic https://newrepublic.com/article/213922/insurgent-candidates-thriving-midwest
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Fuck this shit. Call your Senators and tell them hell no. Buying Trump off by letting him skip out on paying his damn taxes in order to end his illegal grifting and corruption is BULLSHIT. Trump could net big tax windfall in crypto bill divestiture plan, Bloomberg News reports https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/crypto/articles/trump-could-net-big-tax-212320390.html
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"On April 29 of this year, the Supreme Court continued the assault on the Voting Rights Act. In Louisiana v. Callais it rejected the longstanding interpretation that sometimes, in order to guarantee Black representation in government, states have had to create districts that are made up primarily of Black Americans." Completed the assault on the VRA and minority voting rights would be more accurate I think... August 6, 2026 - by Heather Cox Richardson https://heathercoxricha...
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"So this is an administration of lying liars. But we knew that. The new information is how much this administration lies to itself, and the disasters this creates." Yes this is profoundly dangerous, look at what Putin has done to Russia with his obsession to subjugate Ukraine. But, it is also an enormous vulnerability we can use to our great advantage, so long as we are brave enough and organized enough to exploit it. Lying Liars Lie to Each Other Too - Paul Krugman https://...
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In case there was any doubt that Wall Street really, really doesn't give a shit about the people whose work generates all those juicy corporate profits, the juxtaposition of the frankly crappy Labor Dept. jobs report and the stock market going up should make that clear. "Unemployment rate: 4.1% ->This went down for the WRONG reasons," Heather Long, chief economist at the Navy Federal Credit Union, posted on X. "Over 260,000 left the labor force.&quo...
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@whirly@netzsphaere.xyz welp, i can't find the mouse
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@whirly@netzsphaere.xyz big one i can cuddle
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@privateger@plasmatrap.com oh thank god I thought my internet was dying again :P
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@xkeeper.net i think that if you install a program that could run `rm -rf / --no-preserve-root` on your machine and then it runs `rm -rf / --no-preserve-root` on your machine that's your fault for installing a program that could run `rm -rf / --no-preserve-root` on your machine
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https://www.erome.com/a/xlE3aoKB
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Tonight's Low Quality Ad is for this Fat Animals Blanket. "But LQF, you already did an ad for a fat animal earlier today. You can't do two in one day." Wrong! I can! Never tell me what to write my dumb ads about. And never tell these perfectly round animals how much they can eat. https://collabs.shop/ftp9kh
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https://www.erome.com/a/oXKpMPXY
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Some lunch, and then I get back to arguing with Tolfe-Talpin.
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> I’ll extend your Backus-Naur form. I can’t tell if this sounds suggestive or threatening
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I understand why everyone uses Hindley Milner at this point. It doesn’t get in the way at all, it doesn’t care if your types are pure or effectful or if there are different kinds of effects, it just cares about unifying types and it’s so fucking good at it.
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so for low level byte manipulation, I’ve renamed “val” to “mut” and I now have five runtime intrinsics to help; bytes_create, bytes_set, ref, deref, assign. These primitives carry effects, so they can be used anywhere but they carry with them other runtime expectations, potentially the garbage collector. but. BUT. if I can tree-shake the garbage collector, I do.
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how to get an LLM to write a compiler: first, you must write the compiler.