Matt Kane

@mk.gg

🚀 Astro core team 🧡 Frameworks and dev tools at Cloudflare Building EmDash, Unpic, Cirrus. @ascorbic in most other places.

I sometimes wonder if this coffee shop I saw in Shenzhen is still there, and if they ever expanded the theme to other GWR stations. Bristol Temple Meads? Didcot Parkway?

Giant coffee cup, labelled "Redding station"

getting ratio’d overnight by a bunch of strangers on the internet maps is like when i set out a light trap to go mothing at night and instead of beautiful moths i get drowned in annoying flying ants

Thanks Matt Damon and Harry Kane and your respective Wikipedia pages for all your help over the years whenever I need to transliterate my name

jfc wordle. I don't mind it having words I don't know, but at least make it a sequence of letters that conceivably be a word

Thanks Sol. It's great that you remember I'm English, but I don't need you to spell it "labeller" in all the APIs and lexicons you're building. Thanks Kimi for noticing.

This really has been a good 24 hours for the funniest outcomes. Ronaldo crying, Belgium thrashing the US, Marine le Pen being told she can stand for president but has to wear an ankle tag, and now Farage's hilarious grievance-filled sort-of resignation speech.

Was having trouble working out why so many people were extremely angry about this in the replies, before realising that they were mostly Americans who didn't understand that she was talking about kids who'd stayed up til 4am watching the football. Most, but not all though. A block-rich thread.

Peter Walker@peterwalker99.bsky.social · last mo.

Fair play to education minister Olivia Blake, on the morning broadcast round, whose advice to knackered school kids was basically: there will be plenty of days when you have a job and are really not up to it but have to struggle in, so consider today training for that.

Seeing the plans for this is what convinced me to stop arguing for the removal of streaming from Astro. Currently it's kinda crappy and prevents us from doing lots of good stuff, but this would let us do out of order streaming.

Barry Pollard@tunetheweb.com · last mo.

The first part of Declarative Partial Updates (`<template for>` out-of-order HTML) is now available, unflagged, in Chrome 150!! developer.chrome.com/release-note... The second part (the new JS setting APIs, include the streaming ones) we're still working on the spec side, but maybe for Chrome 152?

Switching to GPT-5.5 because Claude's voice is annoying me, which seems a bit petty but I will be honest here: it is nice to not have so much loadbearing honesty in the seams of the substrate.

Over the weekend somebody opened 25 PRs on one of my projects. They are AI-assisted (which is allowed), but the ones I've looked at seem good quality and useful. But how am I supposed to review 25 PRs well? That's days of work, even with AI assistance on my end. What policy could prevent this?