The result of AI boosters getting booed at commencement will NOT be them getting a wake-up call about AI skepticism. They will just stop speaking at commencements. But that’s a small win!

Update on this, was on a trip for the past two weeks and this thing held up fantastically well in a case I 3D printed. With custom firmware, I like it better than any previous e-reader I have used.

New CrossPoint Reader fw version 1.3.0 adds custom fonts to the Xteink ereaders and removes Bookerly. You can add custom fonts by the font table on the web uploader. And build the files needed with crosspointreader.com/fonts. Can just search for your favorite font and get the ttfs for it.

The new Kacey Musgraves album slaps

so long #GrainSocial https://grain.social/profile/did:plc:x2qbe4yiwujd6jebn4575ixa/gallery/3mlwziymnvq2s

12K unsafe keyword use = 12K places to audit, turn into safe code, etc. they have a TODO list now, which is EXACTLY how unsafe is supposed to work. again, the whole thing might be bonkers but that part is just... how Rust works

imagine this but for @tangled.org and it powering a moderation service that labels spambots??

Have really enjoyed being back in Europe, but I miss my dog and I am ready to be back in my own bed

Introducing marque.at, a domain registrar built on the AT Protocol, made by the creators of @margin.at Check it out: marque.at

AMD announce FSR Upscaling 4.1 officially coming to RDNA 3 and RDNA 2 #AMD #FSR #FSR4 #RDNA3 #RDNA2

Also @popfeed.social! It’s compatible with your bookhive activity and supports books, tv, movies, music, and games

yessssss THIS we have a model for handling unbounded input! it's called "users typing" treat the LLM like everything is unreliable, and put it in a very reliable/predictable box with predictable outputs. OpenClaw & etc are EXACTLY the wrong direction for serious use

Incidentally, cuda-oxide works pretty okay (just.. have an RTX 50x or something datacenter-grade handy) nvlabs.github.io/cuda-oxide/i...

It's fascinating how renting GPUs is almost entirely disjoint from renting regular servers? And slightly shadier, too.

Introducing Indigo A beautiful new app for Bluesky and Mastodon and the best way to experience both social networks together. It's tough keeping up with everyone when they're split across networks but Indigo brings them together for a seamless social experience. apps.apple.com/us/app/indigo-...

Please note @bookhive.buzz will also work with any AT Proto account, not just Bluesky PDS accounts.

If you’re into books, may I suggest Bookhive, a Good Reads-like reading tracker that is easy to use, open source, runs on AT Proto and is developed by very nice people? I’ve been enjoying using it. bookhive.buzz

Have you read about our GNN model for assigning partial charges? It's at the heart of both our Sage 2.3.0 force field and the protein force field we're developing. The paper was published last month in JCTC. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/...

8/10 on Checkpoint Gaming 🎉 Gambo keeps nanzing and I'm loving it!!

so uh I did it, you can now set a bluesky list as whitelist and login via oauth

I launched an indie webcomic hosting platform several months ago that offered a free and a $4/mo paid plan. This was purely to cover the cost of the infrastructure. But in seeing it grow, I'm no longer worried about the cost. So yeah Webcomic Studio is now free. webcomic.studio

Germ is the private layer of the Atmosphere. Link Germ DM to your product account and take questions from your users, right from the ATStore 🙋‍♀️📬💬

I don't have a totally coherent view on this, but having spent time in this space, OSS funding is just *weird*. Users treat popular projects like products, and how software gets done somewhat reinforces that (packaging, "the ecosystem", etc.). A very tiny # of people do (or even could!) make money.

Good to be traveling again and looking forward to seeing my coworkers

This almost made me write a similar post about "AI Biosecurity" but then for my own peace I remembered this mantra

Going to move the person projects over to @tangled.org, tired of dealing with GitHub this week.

I have absolutely been loving my XTEINK X4, super cool to have a device that just does one thing and does it pretty well

If you’re a dev and you haven’t given @tangled.org + @wisp.place a try why not for your next project?

The next Systems Distributed has been announced. Next to it we'll also run a special one-off Zig Day Boston open to anybody! https://systemsdistributed.com/ https://zig.day/special/0/

As someone who works in open-source this is such a good take. With scientific software, the barrier to entry might be even higher since there is also a need for validation for scientific accuracy. But we want to bet on our contributors! kristoff.it/blog/contrib...

Wow, Ghostty is even leaving GitHub mitchellh.com/writing/ghos...

… are fucking kidding me. A github.com cross-account RCE due to the most pedestrian of injection attacks along the obvious exposed surface… and they actually have a globally shared “git” UNIX user!! This is not what taking the role of supply chain stewards seriously looks like.

Do the #rustlang std maps have panic safety property-based tests?

The official pnpm rewrite in Rust >pacquet is a port of the pnpm CLI from TypeScript to Rust > pacquet is under active development and not yet ready for production use. github.com/pnpm/pacquet #javascript #rustlang #programming

Still learning how to launch something without feeling crispy while doing it. Advice would be greatly appreciated.

So in the last couple months I've cranked out a couple of mobile apps that should absolutely see the light of day but the thing is... I've never submitted anything to the mobile app stores for review before. Are there any pitfalls I should watch out for or am I just overthinking this?

obviously this is absurd behavior from Claude but I’m actually somewhat more flabbergasted at the cloud provider here (Railway) it apparently stores backups on the same volume as the source data, so when Claude says “delete this volume” all the backups are gone too

Just saw that @leostera.com wrote an actor framework for Zig and I am HYPE github.com/leostera/zart

I'm moving away from LinkedIn. LinkedIn sucks and I don't benefit from it. vale.rocks/micros/20260...

127.0.0.1. it feels like home. roe.dev/ama #ama

i noticed in @npmx.dev we have a lot of warning-level notices but few "success" notices so far - so i've added a celebration message for when a package gets smaller! (coming in the next release) 🎉

I’ve posted it before, but it feels evergreen The two hardest problems in Computer Science are 1. Human communication 2. Getting people in tech to believe that human communication is important

we're like 2 months out from a Chromium fork where your "account" is your Atmosphere account rather than your Google account

i regret to inform you that in the year 2026, the solution to your problem is *still* speaking to other humans, listening to their problems, and building processes that address them through painful iteration.

You can wear our new EFF Grey Hat to protect yourself from the sun and show your support for EFF's work protecting digital freedoms. shop.eff.org/products/ef...

So is it going to be Harry Kravits or Zoë Styles?

code isn't software. software isn't code.

New release for lichen.wiki today YAYYYYY inline and display math using LaTeX is possible now via KaTeX - thanks @nandi.latha.org !! and fixed the edit-mode search bar shortcut bug spotted by @andreijiroh.dev Thanks all for following, hopefully more features coming soon!!

I’m just out here living my best life and I hope y’all are too