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Finally!

They didn’t believe me, they thought it was corny, but in the end they loved it.

I was ready for a new book so I wrote this prompt. Claude suggested the exact thing I was looking for.

The advice “create things to do” is a huge leap for someone with atrophied social skills. Even just attending an event is a terrifying prospect to someone with debilitating social …

Spot on: the toxic culture around the language was a nail in its coffin. A classmate who introduced me to Linux in the early 2000’s was a Perl enthusiast who completely embodied th…

I wanted home security cameras. Nothing fancy—just a way to keep an eye on my front door and backyard while I was away. But there was one non-negotiable: I couldn’t let a big tech …

The corporate game is to avoid responsibility. These are the plays.

Seriously, bookmarking this site and checking it first next time instead of disabling all my ad blockers.

Is avoiding single point of failure in anyone’s playbook? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

XSLT is wildly under-appreciated. You can take hierarchical data and bend it to your will, remix it, and turn it inside out if you wish. Those developers working with XML should co…

Very good point. Some profitability while maintaining alignment with core principles is an excellent outcome too.

Certain Kagi LLM models neither store nor use conversation history for training. See their LLMs privacy policy. https://help.kagi.com/kagi/ai/llms-privacy.html#llms-privacy

Yes, agreed! Autocomplete, or search suggestions, is the ultimate discoverability feature of the typing interaction.

Rude indeed—one hundred percent. I’m, by far, the least phone-distracted person in my social group. This is a painful communication barrier that presents itself daily. I only have …

`date -u` gives you current UTC time when the arithmetic trips you up.