Somehow I ended up reverse engineering how Safari synchs tabs

Nothing more reassuring than than looking at the first couple of commits from bigger projects

I wonder what percentage of the vulnerabilities discovered by Mythos are memory related

All of our interfaces converging towards a single chat window is so fucking dumb. People have no imagination left

Really exited about future work on formal verification in PL that brings natural language as a programming interface way closer to engineering than it is right now

haven't posted much recently since I picked up some contracting work which I enjoy quite a lot

Writing C from time to time, mainly to better understand the shortcomings I've read so much about, is surprisingly fun

One thing that feels common about Rust and C is that they’re both forcing you to think about the same thing but through different means

help i loved typing out code and this brave new world scares me

kinda crazy that LLMs naturally don't a sense of time

I don't need it at all, but I kinda want a MacBook Neo

I wonder if the proliferation of software engineering programs will lead to more numerous and more complex specifications like yaml.

I keep thinking about websites...

I wish the term ML ad won over AI for everything we currently use

a PDS should be a physical object running in your own home

arguing about pens is so arbitrary. it's the paper that makes the difference

Writing just the right amount is a surprisingly hard, but often overlooked part of (good) writing

Babe wake up I got a new handle

“Death by Convenience” perfectly describes what our industry is rushing towards today

kinda hate how everything done today feels to be done so for performative reasons and that this dynamic extends into everything up unto geopolitics

Went to the Apple Store yesterday and an employee with visual impairment was helping me out and it’s so humbling to see tech used in ways that are foreign to us but incredibly empowering for other people

"InterPlanetary File System" is such a cool name

for all it's flaws how can you not love the internet?

for all it's flaws I like Mastodon's UI more tbh

Now that it’s easier than ever to create digital artifacts in an instant, it’s equally important to ask ourselves if we should

After a week in the Heimat it’s time to go home

Can we stop laying people off for, like, a day?

even though having more of everything in less time is en vogue these days, I think the value obtained by the absence of things is too easily dismissed. I want more of less

I slowly believe data modeling and thinking through algorithms are two somewhat distinct skills

I am sitting in a small cafe and next to me sits a group of Korean aunties, and one of them is lecturing here friends about agents and the impact of AI on the stock market?! The stuff truly is everywhere

I think the success of LLMs in helping people explore unfamiliar conceptual territory could just as easily be read as our existing systems falling short of fostering genuine human-to-human intellectual exchange and collaboration

Will append every statement I make with “Why this matters: […]” from now on

I dislike the siloed structure of Claude chats. Imagine what inter-chat referencing and the like could open up by letting conversations connect across domains and time

Safari tab groups is the true goated bookmarks manager

This somehow serves well as an articulation on why early versions of Midjourney felt so much more appealipng than their new counterparts

Most books would do well placing their foreword as an afterword instead

I haven't fully fleshed this out yet, but I'm convinced that any discussion about technology—and interface design in particular—that doesn't begin with what makes us human (for better and worse) is fundamentally misguided and won't lead anywhere good

They should’ve pushed their rate straight to 2 million instead. 200k feels way too cheap given who’s likely to purchase these datasets

Learning to touch-type, albeit somehow late in my life, has been a great investment. One that seems to pay off no matter how AI-assisted coding might change the methodologies of our profession

why are custom handles on profile pages not clickable?

I'm a Goergist but for domains

Sometimes the vastness of the internet makes me feel like it swallows me whole. Like drifting in an ocean, trying to hold on to some flotsam but failing, unable to commit to any single piece

It seems obvious to me by now, that it's not LLMs as tools that are flawed but rather the interface through which we are forced to interact with them, or, eventually, the human using the tool. The former influences the latter, making it more important than it's currently given credit for

Why can't I have full-text search for past chats with Claude? This sucks ass

Kinda feel everything will eventually just boils down to this

Lots of culture happening in private group chats these days, unfortunately. In that regard, I think what Mastodon is doing from an interface perspective seems better

Whenever I see the Iranian people struggling to once again fight and rise up, I am reminded of Egan’s Zendegi https//www.gregega...

Pretty sure that’s an unpopular opinion here, but whenever I check back on Twitter occasionally I just wish more people from there where here

Parallel work using AI-assisted coding and agentic frameworks, in particular, seems like another medium whose application inevitably results in the further erosion of our attention.