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Perhaps it would be simpler to make all non-essential cookies illegal. I cannot imagine why any reasonable person would want to accept non-essential cookies, other than in the cour…

I wish Cloudflare provided a paved path for user auth. Better Auth seems to be the most common recommendation for Typescript applications, but there currently doesn't seem to be an…

I like the concept. It's fun. Feedback: 1. The ball seems a bit soft. I suggest you get a real golf ball and putter and see how they behave, if you haven't already. 2. It would be …

The script to create the benchmark numbers appears to be inserting 100 batches, not 10. (The benchmark numbers in the table appear to be consistent with the text, so I guess the ac…

When I left Google in the mid 2010s, there were a couple unusual constraints: 1. They had the majority of their code in a vast++ monorepo. 2. There was a policy that forbade having…

Markdown is much easier to write quickly than HTML. Situations where I write Markdown quickly include writing messages on Slack and for AI chatbots. I wouldn't want to use HTML in …

Seems like it would be simpler to give the agent tools to issue ChromaDB (or SQL) queries directly, rather than giving the LLM unix-like tools that are converted into queries under…

It seems like the author feels like a fraud because they successfully made a contribution without learning anything. The quality of a contribution is not a function of how much you…

> if you have a job where you create complexity for others, you will be found out This explains the panic. It describes most roles in big tech.

The article seems to conflate complexity and scalability, but there's a kernel of truth to its premise. The larger the tech company, the more maddening the processes tend to be. Ma…

The article is a bit dense, but what it's announcing is effectively golang's `defer` (with extra braces) or a limited form of C++'s RAII (with much less boilerplate). Both RAII and…

I was very impressed by AI-generated CSS when I didn't know CSS. Then I learned CSS. Now I am not as impressed by AI-generated CSS.

I feel like this book has aged badly, particularly the parts about encounters with very young girls. It's also very repetitive and far too long, in my opinion.

I clicked on the link expecting information on how to shed big tech's golden handcuffs. Instead of that, I was assaulted with a bunch of barely coherent bragging about the author's…

Cloudflare's goal is to become the default choice for anyone deploying an app to the cloud. It makes sense for them to support popular frameworks such as Astro, so that they can en…

Proposals like these seem to assume that FOSS is mostly produced by unpaid volunteers. But a lot of the open-source stuff that I personally use is produced by massively profitable …

Yep, and I think it is a great way to draw attention to their work!

I'm glad you wrote it up. Thanks! But I feel like the folks behind the HTML5 spec and the comprehensive test suite deserve the lion's share of the credit for this (very neat) achie…

It would be very interesting to see a post-mortem for each of the design mistakes, with links to the original design discussions and docs, and analysis of how the decision-making p…