GitHub - neurosnap/zmx: Session persistence for terminal processes Session persistence for terminal processes. Contribute to neurosnap/zmx development by creating an account on GitHub.

now looking closely at github.com/neurosnap/zmx

right. control mode would be a win for ux (github.com/ghostty-org/...) but it's still tmux ya know. all the weird broken stuff.

i hate tmux so much and would love to stop using it, but this is a deal breaker: "cmux does not restore live process state yet. Active terminal app sessions such as Claude Code, tmux, and vim are not resumed after app restart" :-(

I will buy you a beer

This is the real deal folks
red.anthropic.com/2026/mythos-...

mario + pi joining @mitsuhiko.at’s Earendil. good for him and very nice post about it. love the “I don’t want to run a company, I have a 4 year old”

they whole MO was destroyed by Covid

Screenshot rendered in beautiful Computer Mordern: "Plus, I am not a cop; ACAB."

i quit astrophysics 12 years ago, but one thing that will get me to read an astro-ph posting to the arxiv is "Author: @hogg.bsky.social" and "white paper". "Why do we do astrophysics?" does not disappoint arxiv.org/abs/2602.10181. surely the first arXiv posting with "ACAB" in it.

yeah I didn’t enjoy it and I have no plans to read it again but I’m still thinking about it 5 years later

the unconsoled is the maddest book I’ve ever read. what do you think?

I have strong late millennial taste priors it’s true

if you are a high taste Bayesian who can *also* optimize a kernel or tune an inference pipeline then you are having the loudest last laugh

The Thousand Faces of Cassian Andor YouTube video by ArTorr

max read’s list of movies inspired by the show maxread.substack.com/p/eight-movi... and this youtube essay connecting it to revolutionary politics are great (no season two spoilers in either of these)

lol

Photocopies are indispensable instruments. They allow you to keep with you a text you have already read in the library, and to take home a text you have not read yet. But a set of photocopies can become an alibi. A student makes hundreds of pages of photocopies and takes them home, and the manual labour he (sic) exercises in doing so gives him the impression that he possesses the work. Owning the photocopies exempts the student from actually reading them. This sort of vertigo of accumulation, a neo-capitalism of information, happens to many. Defend yourself from this trap; as soon as you have the photocopy, read it and annotate it immediately. If you are not in a great hurry, do not photocopy something new before you own (that is before you have read and annotated) the previous set of photocopies. There are many things I do not know because I photocopied a text and then relaxed as if I had read it.

umberto eco on the alibi of the photocopier

ASP is suspended today through Sunday, March 1 to facilitate snow operations.

may he reign for a thousand years

may he reign for a thousand years

the Magna Carta defines a “town” as “any dwellings of mor than one thousand head with kettles for sale”

it was three towns of 5000 people but yes between them it was rural!

eh, i had to drive to three towns in three separate counties in texas to find a kettle.

My Fully Automated Labor Law Research Tool Is Finally Here YouTube video by Matt Bruenig

now we're talking. a claude skill by @mattbruenig.bsky.social built on top of stuff that required a bunch of coding, but which itself has nothing to do with coding. expert-level (at least) labor law research, roughly for free, built on top of nlrbresearch.com/NLRB/NLRB_DB

AI Is Forcing Us To Write Good Code When Best Practices Are Best

bits.logic.inc/p/ai-is-forc... 100% test coverage is back!

there are some good posts along these lines though! (xp is back awoouu) laughingmeme.org/2026/02/15/s...

his takes (or sources?) are worthless imo. my guess is this one is due the superficial resemblance between gas town (LLM psychosis + "i'M wRitinG tIcKets") and agile.

An Ed Zitron post quoting Paul Ford posting his recent nytimes story about vibe coding. Zitron says: “every single piece like this should include a statement as to whether the writer is using a subscription to Claude or ChatGPT or if they're paying for the API, and if it's a subscription, the article should have a giant red sign that says THIS USER WAS SUBSIDIZED”

Only bad people go after Paul Ford. I’ve observed this rule for more than a decade and it’s never been wrong once.

Also you can’t share links to what you’re looking at!

Was trying to remember a Will Forte quote from Tim & Eric’s Billion Dollar Movie and accidentally figured out how to make Google’s AI tool shut up

the modern monetary theory of olympic planning

basically I think that if you have a favorite language anymore you might be fucking up

lmao www.justice.gov/epstein/file...