Saturday and Monday both sold out for Jackman/Phantom! Only one night left to book and it's tomorrow, so let's sell that one out too, why not? www.pleasance.co.uk/event/joz-no...
Adrien Baron
@abaron.net
Software Engineer and Theatre fan living in London Currently building @theatreninja.com, a new theatre ticket platform for Londoners Maker of @clashofstats.com and http://tiny-frontend.github.io Working at @nagomy.security
Super excited about this! It’s going to be great for @theatreninja.com !
We are launching Workers Cache, a regionally tiered cache that sits directly in front of your Worker entrypoints. Infinitely composable, configured via standard HTTP headers. https://cfl.re/4bo49YW
I would love it if "Subtractive Engineering" became more popular. An analogy (because we love those), you can get rich extruding plastic and sending it all over the world, but removing plastic and preventing plastic from entering the environment is a much harder task. htmx.org/essays/code-...
</> htmx ~ Code is Cheap(er)
In this essay, Carson Gross argues that as AI makes code cheap to produce, understanding code becomes the expensive and scarce resource. He warns of the complexity that LLM code can generate and propo...
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🔴 Ma pétition pour que Plantation Simulator soit débranché par Steam. Qu'on arrête de donner des excuses à tous ces gens. Je parle de racisme, mais ça vaut pour les contenus pédo, LGBTphobes et plus encore. Il faut 10 signatures pour que la pétition soit boostée en visibilité. c.org/8rLfSjYcxb
Cette campagne a besoin de votre soutien
Steam Is Profiting from Racism. We Say Stop.
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The top 15 quick cleaning tricks, number 7 might kill you!
Bad CleanTok hacks vary in their relative badness: Some are simply a waste of time and money. At its worst, bad cleaning advice on social media can sicken or even kill you, your children or your pets. Here are seven to avoid:
NEW SHOW Linus Karp Was Hit With An Umbrella Debuting at #Edfringe 5-30 Aug Underbelly London WIPs 23-25 July Park Theatre Just before Fringe 2024, Linus Karp (#UntrueDiana, Gwyneth Goes Skiing, The Fit Prince) was the victim of a homophobic attack. The case never went to trial... Until now.
@vitest.dev is going framework agnostic, and we need your feedback!
[Proposal] Framework-Agnostic Vitest · vitest-dev vitest · Discussion #10271
Vitest's tight coupling with Vite has historically been one of its greatest strengths: instant HMR, a unified config, and a shared plugin ecosystem made it the natural choice for projects already i...
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Introducing Cursor Camp, a website to hang out with other cursors. Out now :) > neal.fun/cursor-camp/
@taurean.bryant.land thank you so much for squire.guide! My partner and I have been using it to help with our ADHD and it's been great ♥️. One small feature request/feedback, on the Today view it doesn't show the Area of each task, I think that'd be useful (at least to me)
Ok, this is ferociously addictive, but getting a correct call for journeys with one minute’s difference is a nice rush. Retiring for now on 33…
Which London Underground journey is faster? Test your tube knowledge! I scored 15 on Play Your Tubes Right. edjefferson.com/playyourtube...
So, I made a thing. Vitest running React Native in emulators/simulators, without mocking. This strategy will I hope close the gap in testing React Native apps, where mocking-based strategies have been leaving large holes in test coverage throughout the ecosystem: github.com/pzuraq/vites...
did you know? the google forms share icon has a stray pixel in its corner why? because the icon spritesheet has a massive black triangle overlapping the icons what is that triangle? it's a giant out-of-bounds hat!
This work is so important that I reinstalled Bluesky to support it. Shoutout James and the rest of e18e for their thankless work making the web a better place
Good to see my blog post being enjoyed 😄
I'm chuffed to bits to be launching talat.app - 100% private, 100% on device realtime meeting transcription and summarisation. Think Granola, but none of your data ever leaves your device, and without your every interaction being tracked. The beta launches today: macOS m-series chips only for now
talat — private meeting notes, on your Mac
talat records and transcribes your meetings locally using on-device AI. Nothing leaves your Mac.
talat.app
Introducing Void, the Vite-native deployment platform: 🚀 Full-stack SDK ⚙️ Auto-provisioned infra (db, kv, storage, AI, crons, queues...) 🔒 End-to-end type safety 🧩 React/Vue/Svelte/Solid + Vite meta-frameworks 🌐 SSR, SSG, ISR, islands + Markdown 🤖 AI-native tooling ☁️ One-command deploys void.cloud
One. More. Thing. youtu.be/Bp86buftbX8
The MacBook Neo is such an interesting machine that it coaxed a thousand-word-essay out of me: https://samhenri.gold/blog/20260312-this-is-not-the-computer-for-you/
“This Is Not The Computer For You” · Sam Henri Gold
Sam Henri Gold is a product design engineer building playful, useful software.
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Ok so apparently I'm very good at seeing colours? What's My JND? 0.0027 Can you beat it? www.keithcirkel.co.uk/whats-my-jnd...
certified Master of Looking over here, wretched nearsightedness be dratted
I did not realize that emulation was this far ahead. The previous iteration was able to do very simple behavior like extending and retraction a tongue based on smell, but now they have an uploaded fly brain capable of controlling a simulated fly. Won't be too long until lobsters at this rate
The First Multi-Behavior Brain Upload
The Singularity has belonged exclusively to artificial minds, until now.
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Running AI agents as Unix executables that self-improve has been one of my wilder ideas lately. You can pipe agents: `think weather | think song` The agent eventually writes a determinative script after enough runs for simple programs. It’s as secure as a browser too. thinkingscript.com
Self-improving AI Executables
Write programs in your own words. Run them in a secure sandbox. Install them like any other tool.
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There’s a long-standing idea that implicit throw/catch isn’t as practical as it seems, and errors should be returned explicitly (as in Go). For TypeScript, a proposal suggests returning either a value or an error so the type system enforces handling. errore.org
Last night I had the joy of returning to the place I call home: around a piano, with a gorgeous group of friends, singing show tunes until our voices gave in. Sing Out, Louise! is now open at the Phoenix Arts Club! Huge congrats to the team for pulling this off ♥️🎹
Btw you don’t need to be a web spec author or work for a browser vendor to contribute to this. If you spot some incorrect data (either says it supports web it doesn’t, or says it doesn’t when it does) then open an issue — or better yet a PR! Make things better for everyone, including future you!!
The browser-compat-data project (used by MDN, caniuse, and tools) now has: 20,000 commits 1,123 contributors 465 releases 19,148 data entries That's what comprehensive web compat data looks like. And it takes well funded teams at @openwebdocs.org and @mozilla.org plus amazing contributors.
i made a version of wikipedia you can doomscroll xikipedia.org
I’m SO excited for this! I’ve read almost every book from the Cosmere, and out of all the streamers out there, I trust Apple TV the most when it comes to faithful adaptation (especially when the author is involved, and Brandon was very clear he wanted to be 👀)
Um... What? This is awesome because a) Brandon gets full creative input and b) Apple TV is a phenomenal studio these days. This is still preliminary (in Sanderson's own words, this would be step 3 of 8), but exciting!