Dan Groshev
@dangroshev.com
I went to a Looking for Growth event. It was tragic, self-contradictory, and hopeful.
The most important bit wasn't the speeches, which were a mixed bag. It was what wasn't said, and it'd be impossible to tell without being there.
(Short summary and a link below)
The most important bit wasn't the speeches, which were a mixed bag. It was what wasn't said, and it'd be impossible to tell without being there.
(Short summary and a link below)
October 31, 2025 at 10:17 AM
I went to a Looking for Growth event. It was tragic, self-contradictory, and hopeful.
The most important bit wasn't the speeches, which were a mixed bag. It was what wasn't said, and it'd be impossible to tell without being there.
(Short summary and a link below)
The most important bit wasn't the speeches, which were a mixed bag. It was what wasn't said, and it'd be impossible to tell without being there.
(Short summary and a link below)
That's from her column arguing that smartphones must be 16+ btw, ending with this completely sane and considered rhetorical question
August 15, 2025 at 3:15 PM
That's from her column arguing that smartphones must be 16+ btw, ending with this completely sane and considered rhetorical question
Unsurprisingly she had a pretty different take back in 2023
August 15, 2025 at 3:12 PM
Unsurprisingly she had a pretty different take back in 2023
Or consider that the current scheme is in line with the express wishes of the Ukrainian government, since the country will still need to rebuild after the war
It's a wicked problem with ugly trade offs, but thanks to the Guardian their readers will know less than before reading the article
It's a wicked problem with ugly trade offs, but thanks to the Guardian their readers will know less than before reading the article
June 30, 2025 at 12:39 AM
Or consider that the current scheme is in line with the express wishes of the Ukrainian government, since the country will still need to rebuild after the war
It's a wicked problem with ugly trade offs, but thanks to the Guardian their readers will know less than before reading the article
It's a wicked problem with ugly trade offs, but thanks to the Guardian their readers will know less than before reading the article
Consider this: normally, if you visit the country you fled after being granted asylum, you can lose the status since it indicates that the country is not dangerous to you anymore. Here's the relevant guidance
Do you think this should apply here too, or is this a different situation
Do you think this should apply here too, or is this a different situation
June 30, 2025 at 12:32 AM
Consider this: normally, if you visit the country you fled after being granted asylum, you can lose the status since it indicates that the country is not dangerous to you anymore. Here's the relevant guidance
Do you think this should apply here too, or is this a different situation
Do you think this should apply here too, or is this a different situation
Lovely hands-off usage growth on TORRENTDYNE (I shall update it soon)
May 14, 2025 at 10:10 AM
Lovely hands-off usage growth on TORRENTDYNE (I shall update it soon)
There's so much anxiety in political spaces I'm in re: Reform
But here's what Labour should do
But here's what Labour should do
May 5, 2025 at 7:55 PM
There's so much anxiety in political spaces I'm in re: Reform
But here's what Labour should do
But here's what Labour should do
One might ask, "but what about tree-sitter"? It's very nice, but requiring a few megabytes *per language* is often unfeasible. 83 megabytes of generated C code to parse SQL!
May 4, 2025 at 10:15 AM
One might ask, "but what about tree-sitter"? It's very nice, but requiring a few megabytes *per language* is often unfeasible. 83 megabytes of generated C code to parse SQL!
VSCode just ships a WASM compiled binary of that library because JS regexps won't do
Oh and the Japanese person got fed up with open source a few days back and archived the repo
Oh and the Japanese person got fed up with open source a few days back and archived the repo
May 4, 2025 at 10:15 AM
VSCode just ships a WASM compiled binary of that library because JS regexps won't do
Oh and the Japanese person got fed up with open source a few days back and archived the repo
Oh and the Japanese person got fed up with open source a few days back and archived the repo
There is no spec for that machine, it's "whatever textmate (or vscode) does"
Second level is the regex engine, Oniguruma. Literally this meme except the person is Japanese
The engine has so many esoteric features you can't use any other regex engine but this one
Second level is the regex engine, Oniguruma. Literally this meme except the person is Japanese
The engine has so many esoteric features you can't use any other regex engine but this one
May 4, 2025 at 10:15 AM
There is no spec for that machine, it's "whatever textmate (or vscode) does"
Second level is the regex engine, Oniguruma. Literally this meme except the person is Japanese
The engine has so many esoteric features you can't use any other regex engine but this one
Second level is the regex engine, Oniguruma. Literally this meme except the person is Japanese
The engine has so many esoteric features you can't use any other regex engine but this one
Most major IDEs run a grossly underspecified two-level virtual machine to highlight your code
First level is the language grammar. Looks like innocent JSON but those includes are more like function calls
First level is the language grammar. Looks like innocent JSON but those includes are more like function calls
May 4, 2025 at 10:15 AM
Most major IDEs run a grossly underspecified two-level virtual machine to highlight your code
First level is the language grammar. Looks like innocent JSON but those includes are more like function calls
First level is the language grammar. Looks like innocent JSON but those includes are more like function calls
You have no idea how cursed syntax highlighting is
May 4, 2025 at 9:41 AM
You have no idea how cursed syntax highlighting is
@fasterthanli.me bug report
I skimmed the meta tags quickly and didn't find any obvious issues, so it might be on Kagi's side, and it's purely JFYI
I skimmed the meta tags quickly and didn't find any obvious issues, so it might be on Kagi's side, and it's purely JFYI
April 22, 2025 at 2:53 PM
@fasterthanli.me bug report
I skimmed the meta tags quickly and didn't find any obvious issues, so it might be on Kagi's side, and it's purely JFYI
I skimmed the meta tags quickly and didn't find any obvious issues, so it might be on Kagi's side, and it's purely JFYI
This is the best javascript library you could find today
April 15, 2025 at 8:21 PM
This is the best javascript library you could find today
Those logos next to pricing tiers are a very neat detail
April 12, 2025 at 1:04 PM
Those logos next to pricing tiers are a very neat detail
While you were partying this Sunday I studied the blade
April 7, 2025 at 10:30 AM
While you were partying this Sunday I studied the blade
Decent Allen keys for £15 vs shitty noname Allen keys for £4
April 5, 2025 at 5:58 PM
Decent Allen keys for £15 vs shitty noname Allen keys for £4
March 29, 2025 at 10:53 PM
This is how you get radicalised
March 2, 2025 at 9:44 PM
This is how you get radicalised
Yet another political compass
February 24, 2025 at 10:16 PM
Yet another political compass
…the second time as farce
Except it's actually a tragedy, again and with nukes
Except it's actually a tragedy, again and with nukes
February 13, 2025 at 1:39 AM
…the second time as farce
Except it's actually a tragedy, again and with nukes
Except it's actually a tragedy, again and with nukes
