Give me ranked choice voting,

Comment that code like someone is going to come to you in like 3 years to ask you something and this is the first and last time you are going to touch it.

How much cloud compute is used just waiting on cloud python cli's to init?

@github.com's "new experience" for PR reviews hides diffs... like super helpful.

They should bring back Robot Wars, but instead of humans controlling them directly, they have to do it through LLM's.

When you fix typos you are taking away an LLM's ability to prove its worth in the future.

My #1 use of AI:

Reposting because, and I say this with love, some of you are going to see this and go “oh shit, I need to check my bottle” and then immediately forget about it so if this could affect you, go check right now before you even scroll to the next post, I mean it.

GOOD NEWS! Researchers have developed a cancer vaccine that has shown STUNNING results, PREVENTING up to 88% of MULTIPLE aggressive cancers by harnessing dual-pathway nanoparticles that train the immune system to recognize and destroy tumor cells. In some cases, it COMPLETELY prevented metastasis.

I love it when a Go iter implementation comes together.

Nothing line the smell of Dijon in the morning.

🦀🔥🔥🦀Async rust is a disaster 🦀🔥🔥🦀

Even if there was fraud, which there is little to none by all accounts, fraud for obtaining *food* is the least bad fraud on the planet... really the only thing that would make it super bad is some rich asshole stealing it.

In late 80s I was social worker in Houston working in Verification unit for food stamps. Made unannounced home visits to verify applicants were qualified &had reported all income etc. Unit was dismantled because cost more to run than were recovering. Very little fraud.So many myths/lies about SNAP

Reproducible builds are a means to an end. The end being independent verification. The problem is, we already have tons of things that go into builds that have always been reproducible (source tars), and these aren't generally verified. Reproducible builds don't save us. Verification does.

I will be one of the first to go when AI rises.

Your laptop isn't hot and loud, it is... highly effective at dissipating heat.

I don't buy the AI narrative around prosperity for all. There is plenty of money to go around yet it tends to flow to the top. I can't imagine a world where those in control of AI, assuming it actually works, will resist charging an ever increasing subscription fee cementing the haves and have nots.

If you're on SNAP you should know: Due to the shutdown Accrued SNAP benefits loaded onto your EBT card for previous months will NOT be available to use after this Friday, Oct 31 **States are urging recipients to use all available EBT benefits before this Friday**

TLDR; The PSF has made the decision to put our community and our shared diversity, equity, and inclusion values ahead of seeking $1.5M in new revenue. Please read and share. pyfound.blogspot.com/2025/10/NSF-... 🧵

Proud of the Python Software Foundation for doing the right thing and standing up for their people, even when it’s hard. Especially when it’s hard.

Maybe it's just me... but literally none of the algorithms work for me. Not YouTube, Reddit, TikTok, none.

Yep, it's fall

Don't record yourself in stereo. I mean... if you are a professional... like a real professional of course do you. Otherwise...just record in mono.

The whole notion of "crypto agility" and "oh let me just login to this vm and update OpenSSL to resolve this cve" is so long dead but so many people are stuck in this world.

So weird when I see ads for... a certain law firm... that is this big national firm now. When I was a kid it was just a local (to Tampa) firm and had these super cheap commercials.

One thing I always hated in school is you'd write papers and at the end always have to add at the end "in conclusion <all the shit I just said>".

Want to troll people, invite them out but add-on "no cops!"

AI browsers where the models are run in the cloud are definitely a "hell no" from me.

A so-called "smart" device that can't work without cloud is absolutely dumb and no one should buy it. Never. That is all.

The one thing I miss from macOS is Preview. Easily the most versatile and useful app.

I hate truffle fries. Hate. Them. I hate the smell. I hate the flavor.

The laptop the school gave to my kid is rocking a freaking barrel style power connector like its 1999.

I know this ship has sailed so far it's halfway around the world at this point, but White House press secretary is not exempt from the Hatch Act. This is not within the legitimate scope of her taxpayer-funded job.

AI is the response to the slowing of Moore's Law. We can no longer build faster parts for you to buy, but we can make computing artificially slower and less deterministic by spending billions of dollars and then you'll pay us to artificially make that faster.

Apparently Seattle is skipping fall and going straight to winter.

most kids would be better taught Shakespeare by a few viewings of Star Trek: The Next Generation than the way his work is traditionally taught

it's kinda weird that all the software i am expected to use for work are all written by distributed teams, go, python, postgres, linux, chrome, k8s etc and despite being told "the best teams work in an office together" i don't know of any software i use that's actually written that way

yearly reminder to people insisting that we view Christopher Columbus as "a man of his time" that *the people responsible for the Spanish Inquisition* thought Columbus was out of pocket

I definitely applaud countries who decide they don't want to do business with the US anymore. It makes sense, the US is a terrible trading partner now. However the trend for many countries turning inward and to super nationalism is a truly sad way to see the world go.

If I'm gaming while Sara is boiling water... pop goes the breaker. 😭

Just put together an @frame.work laptop for my kid. AMAZING experience.

after the 10th radioactive shrimp recall in 7 weeks, i decided to do some digging little did i know it would lead me to an underreported industrial accident that may have released an airborne plume of radioactive debris over swaths of indonesia www.consumerreports.org/health/food-...

This dog sheds starting October, that's for sure.

"Test Drive" from "How to Train Your Dragon" is easily one of my favorite pieces of music. I wish it existed while I was in HS orchestra.

Today is a day when arts degrees are worthless, but the product of those degrees is so valuable it would kill an entire industry if they were made to pay for it.

Even if we pretend for a moment that someone *does* want the "docker pull" part -- ok, great, you've pulled the image. Now what? Oh, you want to *use* it? Right, you need to ... edit the command and/or copy just the image reference. 🫠

I have achieved my greatest accomplishment as a software "engineer". I have successfully lobbied to have the `docker pull <ref>` field in mcr.microsoft.com to just be `<ref>` Other registries should follow suit.

. @github.com Merge queues that target a subpath(s) would be amazing.

If it's the Mario Bros, does that mean that they are "Mario Mario" and "Luigi Mario"?