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@N4JAW Today? On 420? Is this a coincidence so many people are going to the park today? 🤣 💨 💨
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@jeff Just like the James Bond film, it’s no time to dye.
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@DataDrivenMD He gave Czech Mark a bad reputation
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@az Are you sure you didn’t mix up photos? This looks like a control panel to launch a nuke.
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@neonbubble Brilliant
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Was pleasantly surprised to see Patatas the cat make a return in tonight’s Taskmaster. #taskmaster
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Lots of state QSO parties today- 7th CallArea QSO Party, Indiana and Delaware QSO parties as well as the New England QSO Party. This is a good way to work new states and counties, practice your contesting skills as well as test that new antenna or radio. #hamradio #amateurradio #contesting #7qp #QSOParty
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@Stormgren That fooled me. At first look it looked like a CB.
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@vlrny I guess you’re having a Therapeutic Tuesday.
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@Ea7krc@mastodon.sdf.org Thanks for this.
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I figured, since I effectively play the role of an engineering manager to machines now, I might as well ask them to play Estimation Poker and give me their guesstimates at the start of each task 😁
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PSA: If you use Al Dente to curb battery charging above 80%, and plan to upgrade to macOS 27 Beta, keep in mind that Al Dente currently does not work with it. It won't crash, but still, it will let the battery go up to 100% Clicking on manual discharge works, though. https://www.reddit.com/r/MacOSBeta/comments/1u0wlgf/macos_27_db_1_al_dente_no_longer_limits_charge/
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If you have been using my library gomjml, you may consider updating. The latest version comes with some significant memory improvements: https://preslav.me/2026/09/09/gomjml-v0.13.0-improved-performance/ #golang
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The perverse reality of the world we live in. The same person who wouldn't want to pay 400-500 EUR for an iPad Mini would gladly spend 10x the amount on a Duo.
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purego != cgo . . . purego > cgo! https://github.com/ebitengine/purego #golang
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They call programmers these days "the condom between Claude Code and production." But so has been public administration. For decades.
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Arjan's take is so much on point here. As a programming tool, AI is much better than I have ever been (even after 20+ years). But software engineering is much more about chiseling things away than dumping massive amounts of code in a PR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAsvDoM9WJw&t=510s
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Negative parallelism ("It's not just that ... it's the other thing") is such a PITA in AI text that I am sick of it. I've set up a series of deterministic linter rules to flag texts with those and more, using a tool called Vale: https://vale.sh/ - you don't want to know how much of AI text comes down my feeds.
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Just the other day day, I told someone that “we’re now at Java 25,” and that lmost people are “stuck between 8 and 11.” Turns out, I was wrong about one of those statements (but the other is still very true)😅 https://mail.openjdk.org/archives/list/announce@openjdk.org/thread/ORGGLMN75HFEWP7YL3ZLGHLYHVIBJDYT/
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The sad reality of Bluesky and Mastodon is that the folks I follow, don’t stop talking about Bluesky and Mastodon, and rambling about how bad X/Threads are. I spent a week around X and Threads, and the chatter there seems to be about anything else but the respective platform.
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Five years ago, I wrote a book on using Go for algorithmic generative art to show its versatility beyond servers and CLIs. I’m just as excited to this day. Here is an animated simulation of the Three-Body-Problem. #golang
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What I really miss from JetBrains' Goland, is how easy it was to move types around. You just drag the type across packages, and all the imports get fixed automatically. I haven't been able to replicate it with CLI tools, and with AI agents, big refactors are even more wasteful. Has anyone been able to solve it? #golang
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You had a tool-calling-enabled LLM toochain shipped with #macOS 27, and you didn't tell me? https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2026/334/
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Months after the hype, I finally installed OpenClaw. The idea of an agent with memory that is available 24/7 is enticing, but not something I can’t put together on top of Claude Code itself, plus a few cron jobs. I added a thin Go server that serves as a Web dashboard …
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In case, you are all eyeballing Rust now after DHH endorsed it, keep in mind that it comes at a cost. I don't mean comprehension, agents can tackle that. It's the pure iteration slowldown caused by build speed. If your boss wants 100s of PRs/d now, you won't be able to reach the KPI that way.