Cat legs are WAY more cursed than I thought they were.

There are only two hard problems in computing: cache coherency, judging people's fundamental moral character, and off-by-one errors.

There's also an insane logic spiral going on here.

We've lost our audience to the internet!
We can't produce as much quantity or quality because we're broke!
Because we're broke, we're going to use a service to make our quality even worse!
People will flock back to us!

What is the difference between the bars and the line on this graph? What do they mean?

We need to ask ourselves why we, as a province, think it's acceptable for a government to legalize its own unethical conduct and investigate itself under circumstances it controls.

For all people claim to care about corruption around here, they sure don't care when it's their guys.

This could totally have been a @makesomenoiseshow.bsky.social bit. I'm pretty sure I see @brennanleemulligan.bsky.social as one of the LLMs, but I'm trying to think who the 2nd could be...

No but...

Hold on...

If you...

Wait a minute.

<adds Reese puffs cereal to the shopping list>

What even is a "comedy film" -- Everything Everywhere All At Once is funny, but it's so much more.

In that vein, I'll offer up:
- Stranger Than Fiction
- Jojo Rabbit

Not an autobiography, but Mary Robinette Kowal narrates the audiobooks for many of her own SFF writings, and she does a great job of it. She's got a background in puppetry, and somehow that energy comes through wonderfully.

I've been increasingly of the mindset that if you can't at least occasionally make small changes in your code with nano, it's a bad signal about the complexity of your codebase/tooling/etc.

I've been increasingly of the mindset that if you can't at least occasionally make small changes in your code with nano, it's a bad signal about the complexity of your codebase/tooling/etc.