I cannot believe Jorgenson was on form to assist yet another big win so soon after worlds. Incredible recovery.
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🇺🇸 Brandon McNulty shows what walking looks like after becoming World Champion at the end of a 274km race. 🎥 gillavi
If you're designing a website for a restaurant, my tip would be: making it easy to find the menu is important, a 30-year breakdown of the founder's original vision and evolving philosophy less important.
I already struggle with high-arity functions, so anything that lowers the barrier to high arity terrifies me. I also think that stabilizing default_field_values effectively solves the problems that optional/default arguments would solve, but without the downsides.
Steve Klabnik@steveklabnik.com · 2w agoArguing about arguments steveklabnik.com/writing/argu...
I am the very model of a modern day typographer A font take on the tune “Modern Major General” by Gilbert & Sullivan #typography #fonts #graphicdesign
I find it so strange when people write blog posts explaining TS intersection types using set theory. The whole reason people are confused by the name 'intersection types' is because they expected them to mirror set theory and they don't.
I left Google and joined East River Source Control almost two months ago. Our redesigned website is now up, including a blog post about me joining: ersc.io/blog/martin-....
East River Source Control Names Jujutsu Creator Martin von Zweigbergk Chief Technology Officer // ERSC
After 15 years at Google, the creator of JJ joins ERSC as CTO.
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Here's Temani yet again doing Temani things explaining how to tweak and adjust the overflow of individual images using `object-fit` and `object-position`. It's a great read to understand `img` fundamentals. https://master.dev/blog/...
Should we continue thinking hard about fundamental principles, or just throw GPUs at our problems? It's a really important debate. "Agents will solve your Git problems" www.netlify.com/blog/netlify... "Agents won't solve your Git problems" www.amplifypartners.com/blog-posts/w...
The full power of Git, without the friction: A conversation with Netlify CTO Dana Lawson
Netlify CTO Dana Lawson explains why Netlify brought Git infrastructure in-house, and what version control looks like in the age of AI agents.
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IMO, the browser UI belongs to the user. Outside of very explicit opt-ins, no 3rd party should be able to mess with their windows, tabs, scrollbars, menus, etc. People have all sorts of accessibility issues and prefs that would never cross your mind.
akshay oppiliappan@oppi.li · 2mo agomore desktop browsers should support the theme-color meta tag
Been testing this 'sign-language-to-text' (SL2T) for almost a year & it's so awesome to see this out! Looked at this almost a decade ago & knew we'd get the tech & ML models there eventually (but super challenging). Talking w/ some Deaf folks, an equivalent of 'voice-to-text' was huge for them
Putting sign language AI into users’ hands
Introducing sign-language-to-text (SL2T), our breakthrough model powering new sign language features for Deaf and hard of hearing users.
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for comparison, here are the sdk growth numbers of the open network that threads is built on
As a hobbyist, the thing I like least about LLMs is having non-deterministic interactions with computers. Many people take up programming as a hobby because communicating in code is precise/reproducible in a way that everyday human communication isn't. LLMs reintroduce natural language ambiguity.
Andrew Lilley Brinker@alilleybrinker.com · 2mo agoIMO, software devs have long had a cultural undercurrent of self-perception as *artisans* doing highly-detailed small batch or bespoke work, which is both wrong as a matter of primary economic context and sets up the adherents for a bad mismatch with AI's utility for software engineering.
day two without internet. I sat in the rocker on the porch unmoving til sunset, watching the router light blink error like candlelight. the buffer wheel comes to me in dreams now pa says he's going in to town to get answers, but I saw him pack his rifle god willing, it will return in the morrow
The current approach to AI is so brutish and inelegant. If someone invented a clothes dryer that dries your clothes in 10 seconds, but it cost 100 USD worth of electricity to run it each time, you would not buy that product. The dryer company paying your electric bill to boost sales is unsustainable
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@antmccrossan.bsky.social I love that you're posting to bsky again after a long hiatus :) - really enjoy your commentary.
The closest finish I've ever seen in a bike race. Wout van Aert takes Stage 2 of the Tour of Denmark by a single, fuzzy pixel:
Riders shouldn't be trying to sort this stuff out on the fly. It's up to Red Bull leadership to provide clarity. It looks so petulant and unprofessional for Remco to vent directly to the press like this.
IDL Procycling@idlprocycling.bsky.social · 3mo agoJosé De Cauwer says Red Bull acted before Tour as Evenepoel-Lipowitz tension grows #TourdeFrance #RemcoEvenepoel #FlorianLipowitz #RedBull #Cycling
For me, the most exciting thing about today is that we will learn whether Remco's approach to #tdf2026 has paid off. I expect Lipowitz to have his usual quiet consistency in the mountains, but depending on how others ride, quiet could be the new loud.
I don't see this going well. They will inevitably end up with an overwhelming mountain of data and turn to AI models for analysis, leading to an opaque process where nothing is ever really proven. It will be terrible for the sport if they sow doubt that they can't back up.
Cycling Weekly@cyclingweekly.com · 3mo ago'Its potential contribution to anti-doping has remained largely unexplored' – trial to use power data to fight cheats in pro cycling www.cyclingweekly.com/racing/its-p...
Extreme heat in Europe during #tdf2026 could be very good for Jonas. People are much too quick to count him out. Tadej's recent form is undeniable, but I still think we'll see a proper race.
"I don't know anything about this, but I gave it to claude and here's the output verbatim" is an exhausting way to interact with other people
We at TanStack just had a major attack against our Router packages. We have a postmortem out now explaining what happened and how we mitigated the response: tanstack.com/blog/npm-sup... No other TanStack packages outside of the Router monorepo were impacted
Postmortem: TanStack npm supply-chain compromise | TanStack Blog
On 2026-05-11, an attacker chained a pull_request_target Pwn Request, GitHub Actions cache poisoning across the fork↔base trust boundary, and OIDC token extraction from runner memory to publish 84 mal...
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