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I made a joke in my main Discord server about DOOM E1M1 being in a major key and @abigbagofkeys.sickonedude.com actually made it. Jesus fucking Christ listen to this hahahaha
November 14, 2025 at 1:47 PM
I made a joke in my main Discord server about DOOM E1M1 being in a major key and @abigbagofkeys.sickonedude.com actually made it. Jesus fucking Christ listen to this hahahaha
And they still know how to nurture a scandal--they ran "huh Biden's pretty old isn't he" headlines for weeks. But! Falling asleep in public, incoherent rambles, 'third term', ignoring due process or Congress's powers: none of those seem to clear the scandal bar for 'em
every few years it's revealed that the NYT was sitting on information about some horrific thing that public knowledge of would have changed the country's course and for some reason a ton of people still give them money. you can play those games on other sites
November 13, 2025 at 4:51 PM
And they still know how to nurture a scandal--they ran "huh Biden's pretty old isn't he" headlines for weeks. But! Falling asleep in public, incoherent rambles, 'third term', ignoring due process or Congress's powers: none of those seem to clear the scandal bar for 'em
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Something absolutely perfect about Larry Summers riffing about the scourge of woke cancel culture being unfair to predatory men in a friendly email to his pal JEFFREY EPSTEIN.
November 13, 2025 at 12:25 AM
Something absolutely perfect about Larry Summers riffing about the scourge of woke cancel culture being unfair to predatory men in a friendly email to his pal JEFFREY EPSTEIN.
I wasn't a raging optimist before, but ugh, some of the world's worst people are even worse than I'd have imagined
November 12, 2025 at 5:13 PM
I wasn't a raging optimist before, but ugh, some of the world's worst people are even worse than I'd have imagined
I feel like in an ideal world it would be like 30 seconds between when people start patiently giving explanations like this on TV and when the investment bubble actually pops www.youtube.com/watch?v=WK7w...
AI Data Center Mania is 'Epic Bubble,' Says Brad Conger
YouTube video by Bloomberg Podcasts
www.youtube.com
November 12, 2025 at 1:25 AM
I feel like in an ideal world it would be like 30 seconds between when people start patiently giving explanations like this on TV and when the investment bubble actually pops www.youtube.com/watch?v=WK7w...
With the three-cueing stuff going around: I want to plug _Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons_. Breaks down reading bit by bit, hardest part is enticing your kid to sit down a bit every night! And then find anything (books, comics, candy wrappers, anything!) your kid genuinely wants to read
November 11, 2025 at 10:32 PM
With the three-cueing stuff going around: I want to plug _Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons_. Breaks down reading bit by bit, hardest part is enticing your kid to sit down a bit every night! And then find anything (books, comics, candy wrappers, anything!) your kid genuinely wants to read
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Every time someone’s like “put that in the louvre,” my head now goes “and then steal it from the louvre, the security password is louvre”
November 11, 2025 at 3:33 AM
Every time someone’s like “put that in the louvre,” my head now goes “and then steal it from the louvre, the security password is louvre”
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this is the most informative label on Bluesky, mufo-gossipy division
November 8, 2025 at 6:21 PM
this is the most informative label on Bluesky, mufo-gossipy division
Using AWS feels like interacting with a bureaucracy. Probably because it is!
I can hear @quinnypig.com reading this article to me. It’s uncanny. With dramatic pauses and everything www.theregister.com/2025/11/04/a...
How AWS is losing the younger generation with complexity
: They have no need to prove their bonafides
www.theregister.com
November 5, 2025 at 4:49 PM
Using AWS feels like interacting with a bureaucracy. Probably because it is!
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I can hear @quinnypig.com reading this article to me. It’s uncanny. With dramatic pauses and everything www.theregister.com/2025/11/04/a...
How AWS is losing the younger generation with complexity
: They have no need to prove their bonafides
www.theregister.com
November 5, 2025 at 1:50 PM
I can hear @quinnypig.com reading this article to me. It’s uncanny. With dramatic pauses and everything www.theregister.com/2025/11/04/a...
Knuth knew what he was talking about with 'I have only proved it correct, not tried it!'
While implementing ML-DSA I found:
- broken NIST test vectors groups.google.com/a/list.nist....
- a bug in a formally verified Rust library (!!) github.com/cryspen/libc...
- missing test coverage in Wycheproof github.com/C2SP/wychepr...
I'd like the TODO to start getting shorter instead of longer.
- broken NIST test vectors groups.google.com/a/list.nist....
- a bug in a formally verified Rust library (!!) github.com/cryspen/libc...
- missing test coverage in Wycheproof github.com/C2SP/wychepr...
I'd like the TODO to start getting shorter instead of longer.
Incorrect ML-DSA output on Alpine Linux and Ampere Altra · Issue #1220 · cryspen/libcrux
I tried using libcrux-ml-dsa v0.0.3 to generate accumulated test vectors for ML-DSA. Since I wanted to generate a 60M iteration test vector, I cross-compiled the code to run on an Alpine Linux serv...
github.com
November 4, 2025 at 2:17 AM
Knuth knew what he was talking about with 'I have only proved it correct, not tried it!'
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No one knows how big pumpkins can get. People always think they can predict the outcome, manage the risks. Then they’re standing in the shadow of something they created, realizing it grew far beyond their intentions.
October 23, 2025 at 11:31 PM
No one knows how big pumpkins can get. People always think they can predict the outcome, manage the risks. Then they’re standing in the shadow of something they created, realizing it grew far beyond their intentions.
Tidal's credits browsing is great--"what songs has this person written that other people performed" and "who do they share a producer with" are fun
Tidal has basically the same library, pays artists more, has high quality audio, and detailed production credits — you can even search by producers, instrumentalists, and so on if you're into that kind of thing. I've been using it for years. Zero complaints.
I know every corporation has its thorns and there's no ethical consumption under capitalism etc: but just dump Spotify. do it now.
Apple Music is great, I've heard Tidal is solid, Deezer, whatever. you can transfer your playlists. it'll be ok. they can rot.
Apple Music is great, I've heard Tidal is solid, Deezer, whatever. you can transfer your playlists. it'll be ok. they can rot.
October 24, 2025 at 1:03 AM
Tidal's credits browsing is great--"what songs has this person written that other people performed" and "who do they share a producer with" are fun
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Personally I love seeing corny, cringy bad protest signs. Means the amateurs are activated
October 18, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Personally I love seeing corny, cringy bad protest signs. Means the amateurs are activated
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QotD: "I put some fun things in there, I call them Easter eggs but my team called them IOCs"
October 17, 2025 at 5:45 PM
QotD: "I put some fun things in there, I call them Easter eggs but my team called them IOCs"
i recall someone saying they hoped the end of zero interest rates would mean a less bubble-y economy and, jebus, nope
October 18, 2025 at 4:48 AM
i recall someone saying they hoped the end of zero interest rates would mean a less bubble-y economy and, jebus, nope
I don't know man, it's wild that causality loops and out-of-thin-air values are even *ideas* that come up in modeling concurrent memory access
(looks at another hair-raising concurrency bug and taps the sign again)
October 13, 2025 at 1:01 AM
I don't know man, it's wild that causality loops and out-of-thin-air values are even *ideas* that come up in modeling concurrent memory access
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the decline of instructional design work genuinely sucks, because the job is basically “how do you execute big ideas that sound awesome”
As a fellow instructional designer, that absolutely makes sense for your professional background. You post like an instructional designer.
A therapist told me I was really good at taking big ideas and making them easy to understand. "It's a gift," she said. I pointed out that it's literally my job.
A therapist told me I was really good at taking big ideas and making them easy to understand. "It's a gift," she said. I pointed out that it's literally my job.
October 3, 2025 at 2:23 AM
the decline of instructional design work genuinely sucks, because the job is basically “how do you execute big ideas that sound awesome”
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For a while I got periodic calls from the Red Cross blood folks and would say things like "the vampires are calling me again"
October 1, 2025 at 10:08 PM
For a while I got periodic calls from the Red Cross blood folks and would say things like "the vampires are calling me again"
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Okay, I’ll quibble: the role of SCOTUS here looks more like recklessness than fecklessness.
Even now, the justices rush to hear case that could overturn Humphrey’s Executor—but dawdle over a challenge to Vought’s pocket recissions. They aren’t _emboldening_ constitutional arson; they’re in on it.
Even now, the justices rush to hear case that could overturn Humphrey’s Executor—but dawdle over a challenge to Vought’s pocket recissions. They aren’t _emboldening_ constitutional arson; they’re in on it.
Vought holding the federal govt hostage for a boss who refuses to meet with Democrats is largely a result of Supreme Court fecklessness. We are eight months in and SCOTUS has done nothing to defend civil service laws or block de facto impoundments, emboldening constitutional arsonists.
![The memo appears to vindicate warnings issued by some Democrats - most prominently Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer - during the last shutdown standoff in March. Schumer at the time moved to allow a GOP-written spending bill to pass, arguing that a shutdown would be a "gift" allowing Trump and his deputies "to destroy vital government services at a significantly faster rate than they can right now."
Schumer says he has since revised that view, arguing this month that the administration's attacks on federal agencies "will get worse with or without [a shutdown], because Trump is lawless."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:2rrp7amblhg3xoly5n5huiqv/bafkreibrf55f7qrtdxsy6kz5l7wpedsf5ba7jqtb5oapp3rmpfjnqi7ya4@jpeg)
September 25, 2025 at 3:49 AM
Okay, I’ll quibble: the role of SCOTUS here looks more like recklessness than fecklessness.
Even now, the justices rush to hear case that could overturn Humphrey’s Executor—but dawdle over a challenge to Vought’s pocket recissions. They aren’t _emboldening_ constitutional arson; they’re in on it.
Even now, the justices rush to hear case that could overturn Humphrey’s Executor—but dawdle over a challenge to Vought’s pocket recissions. They aren’t _emboldening_ constitutional arson; they’re in on it.
OK, people who read the NYer: does Chotiner ever do *non*-takedown interviews, either because he's talking to someone he finds neutral-to-sympathetic, or the topic's just not anything momentous?
September 25, 2025 at 12:53 AM
OK, people who read the NYer: does Chotiner ever do *non*-takedown interviews, either because he's talking to someone he finds neutral-to-sympathetic, or the topic's just not anything momentous?
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