Alexis Richardson
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Would be great if walled garden social media becomes as irrelevant and forgotten as AOL
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about 1 year ago
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Jamie Smart
1 day ago
Spotted in The Observer by a relation :D Thank you (and your son)
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Stephen Moran.
4 days ago
Mamdani has only been Mayor for a day & criminals are already fleeing New York
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Andrew Facini
5 days ago
BREAKING: Explosions felt across New York City as full socialism begins
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6 days ago
2026 is the year of the Kubernetes Desktop
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matty stratton
6 days ago
āIf God wanted us to listen to audiobooks she wouldnāt have given us eyes to watch TVā - Gene Belcher
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Dia VanGunten / Writer
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Chris āNot Soā Short
8 days ago
Anthropic is donating the Model Context Protocol to the Agentic AI Foundation, a directed fund under the Linux Foundation. #devopsish
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Alan Beattie
14 days ago
Ordinarily Iām against the sort of government agricultural support programmes that buy output from producers at high prices and dump it at a loss on the open market. In this case however
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Whisky galore: Donald Trumpās tariffs and cost of living pressures create glut of undrunk Scotch
Concern over rural economies as distilleries left with a surplus that has forced some to pause or scale back production
https://www.ft.com/content/db41452e-2f9a-4262-ada5-b4f6d7a49508?shareType=nongift
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Duncan Jones
17 days ago
Just completed final watch through of the finished ROGUE TROOPER film⦠25 years of pestering
@2000ad.bsky.social
to let me give it a shot, 3 years of production to make the thing & now⦠itās DONE! Canāt wait for you to see it. So, so proud of our team. Weāve made something a bit special. ā¤ļø
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squillace
25 days ago
MOTHERFUCKER -- that's amazing. It's like the first time I heard Jake Shimabakuro
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Thomas
25 days ago
These are all bad images. Anyway, hereās mine.
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Martin Kleppmann
28 days ago
New blog post! ⨠I argue that AI will make formal verification go mainstream.
martin.kleppmann.com/2025/12/08/a...
Three reasons for this: 1. LLMs are getting increasingly good at writing proofs using proof assistants. This will make formal verification vastly cheaper than it's been to date.
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Prediction: AI will make formal verification go mainstream ā Martin Kleppmannās blog
https://martin.kleppmann.com/2025/12/08/ai-formal-verification.html
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Gergely Orosz
29 days ago
AWS's S3 object storage is at a different level of scale. It serves ~150M RPS (!!) and offers 11 nines of durability (!!!) [if you store 100M objects, you can statistically expect to lose one every 1,000 years] I'll talk with the team building it. What would you like to know?
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Tracy Chou
about 1 month ago
incredible writing
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Nick Harkaway
about 1 month ago
Damn. Tom was, all round, a scholar and a gent. My dad envied his quietly perfect artistās wardrobe and treasured his friendship. As did I. Travel well. I hope the wineās okay.
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Tom Stoppard, playwright of dazzling wit and playful erudition, dies aged 88
A theatrical sensation since the 1960s, whose dramas included Arcadia, The Real Thing and Leopoldstadt, Stoppard also had huge success as a screenwriter
https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2025/nov/29/tom-stoppard-playwright-of-dazzling-wit-and-playful-erudition-dies-aged-88?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
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Simon Willison
about 1 month ago
At the risk of starting the flame war to end all flame wars... Modern LLMs (GPT-5.1, Claude 4.5, Gemini 3) produce excellent code and can be a significant productivity boost to software engineers who take the time to learn how to effectively apply them - especially if used with coding agent tools
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Mark Masterson
about 1 month ago
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@monadic.bsky.social
My brain is vividly recalling one Pat Kerpan standing on a stage circa 2009 saying "And remember - it's *always* a distributed state problem!"(for anything)
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Too little too late. The truth is that to be right in tech, you often have to be willing to be badly wrong first. And for a long time. Hard for governments to admit to this.
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about 1 month ago
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Justin Garrison
about 2 months ago
Any configuration template becomes more complex than learning the untemplated config file
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Post-mortem now published by Cloudflare. Configuration is mentioned 19 times.
lnkd.in/e-HTsxgE
** welcome to config hell **
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LinkedIn
This link will take you to a page thatās not on LinkedIn
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about 2 months ago
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for me the NUMBER ONE ask from GitOps customers is here
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about 2 months ago
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Back from kubecon London is comfortingly wet with rain
about 2 months ago
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David Aronchick
about 2 months ago
I (along with many others) was there!
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Artem Lajko wrote a wonderful post about ConfigHub Find out why and how to get started
itnext.io/confighub-wh...
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ConfigHub: Why Your Internal Developer Platform Needs It
See why GitOps often feels like a sprawl of configs, discover how to manage Configuration as Data for your Kubernetes platform, and learnā¦
https://itnext.io/confighub-why-your-internal-developer-platform-needs-it-bd716d415c24
about 2 months ago
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Municipal Dreams
about 2 months ago
From an article in today's Financial Times. Such an obvious statement of fact. It's hard to understand why direct public investment in social rent housing - so successful for decades - is now unthinkable.
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Well my kubecon flight landed early and the airport was a breeze
about 2 months ago
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Mars colony may be easier than fire and forget home printing
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about 2 months ago
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Eric Shmeric
about 2 months ago
I feel like we have the opportunity to turn David Lynch's quote into this moment's "Keep Calm and Carry On" and it's a far better rallying cry too.
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John Freeman
2 months ago
Have you ordered your copy of "The Casebook of Stamford Hawksmoor" by
@bryan-talbot.bsky.social
yet? Out tomorrow - here's the downthetubes review:
downthetubes.net/in-review-th...
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In Review: The Casebook of Stamford Hawksmoor by Bryan Talbot
Gadzooks! Bryan Talbotās latest graphic novel is, sir, another triumph!
https://downthetubes.net/in-review-the-casebook-of-stamford-hawksmoor-by-bryan-talbot/
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Roland Smith
2 months ago
Bucks, almost uniquely, favours mayonnaise with chips.* And rightly so. * No, it really won't be salad cream.
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Erika Hall
2 months ago
My favorite comment on the FT story
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Ulrike Franke
2 months ago
š® Norway finds out that its electric busses - produced by a Chinese firm - can be remotely controlled from China! The good news of this is that the Norwegians realised this because they did a cybersecurity test. We need to think about, and test, stuff like this more.
www.focus.de/panorama/wel...
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Norweger stellen fest, dass China 850 ihrer Elektrobusse fernsteuern und sogar stoppen kann
Etwa 850 in Norwegen eingesetzte Elektrobusse kƶnnen aus China vollstƤndig kontrolliert werden. Das hat ein geheimer Test der ƶffentlichen Verkehrsbetriebe ergeben.
https://www.focus.de/panorama/welt/norweger-stellen-fest-dass-china-850-ihrer-elektrobusse-fernsteuern-und-sogar-stoppen-kann_ba3c10a0-fa18-48a7-8f47-2670f49304c2.html
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simulation hypothesis test
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2 months ago
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Astronomer Royal for Scotland | Catherine Heymans
2 months ago
So what is a
#Supermoon
? Well, the Moon is typically ~¼ million miles away (30 Earths in a row), but thanks to its elliptical orbit, that distance changes. Tonight the Full Moon is 2-Earths closer than normal (221,823 miles away), making it appear ~15% brighter than usual hence
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Dave Hutchinson
2 months ago
āWeāre the hard men of Gondor, son, and we havenāt had any dinner.ā
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Moritz Halbritter
2 months ago
We've published a new installment of our "Road to GA" blog series. This time it's about the huge modularization effort the Spring Boot team has done and which is coming in Spring Boot 4:
spring.io/blog/2025/10...
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Modularizing Spring Boot
Level up your Java code and explore what Spring can do for you.
https://spring.io/blog/2025/10/28/modularizing-spring-boot
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Ian Fraser
2 months ago
āReform is fascist. We must stop Nigel Farage.ā Michael Heseltine is on a mission to stop Reform UK. Superb interview by
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www.thetimes.com/article/9048...
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Michael Heseltine: Reform is fascist. We must stop Nigel Farage
At 92, Tory grandee Michael Heseltine is making a comeback. He criticises Nigel Farage and Reform, whose policies remind him of Oswald Mosley and Enoch Powell
https://www.thetimes.com/article/9048b103-20c6-474d-a39b-b2b0557b35ae?shareToken=063fe5762d128e739111572b18973950
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Klaxon!
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2 months ago
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Andrew Male
2 months ago
#RIP
Prunella Scales. Photo by John Deakin, 1964.
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Jamie Smart
2 months ago
I canāt stand the flag stuff. But I really love this country. For all our sins, and we should talk about all of them, England and Britain have a culture, a compassion and a humour Iām really proud to be part of. This article touches on a lot of it but you could go way further.
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Chris Stokel-Walker
2 months ago
BREAKING NEWS: Two men start a podcast. Alex Hudson and I have set up Crashed, where we'll tackle everything there is to know in the world of tech, weekly. This week: OpenAI Atlas and Last of the Summer Wine, and how they're connected. Listen in:
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Julia Evans
3 months ago
just added the MEGA TERMINAL CHEAT SHEET from "The Secret Rules of the Terminal" to our list of posters at
wizardzines.com#posters
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James Chalmers
3 months ago
This remains the funniest way to hear about an internet outage, though.
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What could possibly cause such a systemic outage
3 months ago
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Which comes first? * agi * reliable cloud
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Mark OāNeill š»
3 months ago
1. You should never have any single points of failure across your online services 2. Cloud hosting means you are running your critical services on someone elseās computer 3. You can shadow run critical services with realtime incremental data copying for peanuts.
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Lindy Williams
3 months ago
Todayās Canadian painting is āAlgonquin Sunsetā painted by David Lidbetter.
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Brian Grant
3 months ago
What is Configuration as Data? Why would anyone want to use that approach to manage configuration? I wrote a brief post to explain it:
medium.com/@bgrant0607/...
If you already use the rendered manifest pattern, you're partway there. I'll bee talking about it at Kubecon.
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What is Configuration as Data?
Explanation of āConfiguration as Dataā and its potential benefits.
https://medium.com/@bgrant0607/what-is-configuration-as-data-210b0c4be324
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Ian Coldwater š¦š„
3 months ago
Really canāt overstate how good this book is! Get it!
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