Honestly one of the surprisingly good things I’ve gotten.

That said, I have one of the dumb ones. It doesn’t map my house and upload it to the cloud.

Disposable electronics.

Maybe like a Great Firewall. Seems like a great idea.

There’s plenty of them. I like the RSS bots. Brings more content to my feed.

You’ll probably hate this, but my relevant take: “data” can be singular and using it as plural sounds wrong.

You peel broccoli stalks and mushroom stems?

I’ve got a growing appreciation for Rust. There’s a lot of benefits. But it is overkill for most things I guess.

I’m a big fan of type hinting like in Python though. You can have some of the safety of static analysis with the flexibility to fuck around if you find it makes it easier to grok the code.

At that level why not just build your own?

I could go for another Farley + Spade buddy movie but at their ages they would be now. I wonder what that would look like in 2025.

Appreciate the suggestions, but the Web is significantly better with a GUI.

Basically anything that isn’t a Web browser.

If it didn’t make you happy you wouldn’t do it.

That’s not really how people work though. There’s a ton of other motivations than happiness.

Shit man, I don’t even know what would make me happy.

The company says that 0.15% of ChatGPT’s active users in a given week have “conversations that include explicit indicators of potential suicidal planning or intent.” Given that ChatGPT has more than 800 million weekly active users, that translates to more than a million people a week.

Split screen yo

I’d pay a reasonable fee.

From the OG Guardian article:

“It’s only software developers and drug dealers who call people users,” Kosmyna mutters at one point, frustrated at AI companies’ determination to push their products on to the public before we fully understand the psychological and cognitive costs.

I disagree for a ton of reasons but what a great line.

The Duluth Firehose are pretty decent. Solid construction and have been lasting me a quite a while. Just don’t accidentally get those ones with the elastic waistband.

1998 is back!

A truly open source (and functional) phone can’t come fast enough.