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What does it look like? No pictures of the vehicle.

Thought businesses that don't make any money are at risk of being labeled a "hobby" by the IRS.

Does this resolve a tragedy of the commons? Neither you nor your neighbor are marginally overfishing.

Aren't human skills the tulips? That's why we're recording all kinds of movements; tokens become generic execution currency.

Sword forms from Wheel of Time, though unsure they were ever illustrated: https://wot.fandom.com/wiki/Sword_forms

Your own self-hosted one.

Anomalous brain scans could someday be routine checkups, if we could use ultrasound or something. This was a decade ago: Can a Combination of Ultrasonographic Parameters Accurately…

The post right before this, author asks for an exception to their own ads: https://daringfireball.net/2026/07/regarding_ad_blockers_and...

(2020)

The declaration: https://leidendeclaration.ai/#declaration

Build Applications with Local AI Models on a Mac https://www.manning.com/books/build-applications-with-local-...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bryan_Johnson

Work is a third of the day and gym a mere fraction. It's also rare to trade more gym time for getting work done sooner. Mastery, autonomy, purpose.

Math is having its DevOps moment. And yet, people who really understand networks are beyond valuable.

Related: https://www.science.org/content/article/exclusive-death-girl...

--- For some time we have been working on a new application to document security advisories for packages in LFS and BLFS. Originally we had been putting these into a simple list on…

Speaking of the web, IIS with classic ASP supports Javascript (ES3). Any number of languages can output to that as a target, making for fun side-projects. You could even mix VBScri…

It sounds like an open-source project architected to accept plugins from the start makes it more adaptable versus a likely rewrite later. A small core that can be extended, or can …

https://github.com/Vaccarini-Lorenzo/ProductivityProxy

It would be really cool to see end-users embrace rules-driven engines. A little bit of data as pseudocode, a simulated input engine, and the ability to observe outputs before commi…

Is the moderate view "strong opinions, weakly held?"