so far, i'm not really liking niri. i would probably love it on a laptop, but at my desktop with multiple monitors it's kind of a pain.

rider wayland support exited beta and now it's more buggy

I would appreciate it if my feeds didn't stop moving just because the sun went down in the US.

mouse on the keys is so good

I don't actually understand what the problem you are claiming is. Is there some different standard for post-mortems for issues caused by AI assisted code? I don't see any inherent reason for that, so is it that you want more companies discussing issues with their deployments to damper the hype?

HMMMM I WONDER WHY BLUESKY IS INCONSISTENT ALL THE SUDDEN ANYWAYS HERE'S A LOOK AT CLAUDE'S CURRENT DOWN DETECTOR

wait how do people think vibe coding works lmao

i can't believe they're enshittifying the word enshittification

today was a bad day to think "i should finally give kagi a try"

Happy every-discord-added-a-fake-notification-to-its-icon day!

Maybe seeing every message that caused someone to get blocked was not a great idea

I was surprised to see the article itself was pretty close to implying you should. Trying to justify attacking someone for their own good is crazy.

I still think about continvoucly morging sometimes

If it was cat-themed, no one would be surprised when it made a mess of things.

I don't get why people hate smart home stuff. Sure, my bathroom lights started flashing erratically and bedroom lights wouldn't turn off, but it only took two hours to repair the entire zigbee network.

ok, but the detents are kinda loose, so half the time it scrolls a bit further a few seconds after you stop

I will always be amazed that the best way to meet a lot of really cool and smart people is to build some of the stupidest ideas you can think of.

Taco bell really fucked up the quesadilla. They can never just let a good thing be.

I started questioning living when I had to add a new USB card to my computer

It feels kinda weird being in tax return season and no one is talking about upgrading their computer

People are really focused on the exact method of the taalas llama chips, but I don't think that's the important part. Even if the baking the model into the silicon isn't viable, it shows how crazy high the upper bound is for better hardware support.

Plus, the flag package pushes it to document usage even without me asking for it, which is always nice.

Using Go in place of bash for quick and dirty tools CLI tools written by Claude Code has been working well. The rate of one-shots has gone up, and I imagine it primarily has to do with the built-in testing tools.

Scroll indicators on mobile are vestigial and should default off unless specifically requested by a view that knows its length is constant

we need a labeller to mark people suspected of using software on the list so that we can keep our communities pure of these tainted souls

You should really switch to braindead. Let's you skip positioning for the pull and just stand still for the DDOS.

Been so long since I posted that I had to login again. Go figure. Anyway, new article: tomice.github.io/posts/journe...

Deep topic, hard to talk about in one short blog post.

We certainly need some sort of IP law, but what we have now was written for a different world and rarely updated only service of the highest bidders. The whole of it needs to be dropped and rewritten from scratch.

The lack of wotsit kills me every time I try to teleport or change jobs

Big Data doesn't want you to know this, but you can use the blinker fluid for your car to top off the lights in your routers and switches too.

I don't really have an opinion because it doesn't really matter that much but here's all my thoughts