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I'll resume writing about technology and software engineering, inspired by Jamie Tanna's blog I came across recently. This is my blog: https://manuelschmidt.net. Subscribe through your favorite feed reader, or follow me on social media.

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I'll resume writing about technology and software engineering, inspired by Jamie Tanna's blog I came across recently. This is my blog: https://manuelschmidt.net. Subscribe through your favorite feed reader, or follow me on social media.

Inspired by @JamieTanna's blog, I've decided to resume writing. Here I explain it: manuelschmidt.net/jamie-tanna/ This is my blog: manuelschmidt.net Add me to your favorite feed reader or follow me here on Twitter, on Mastodon (hachyderm.io/@mschm) or on LinkedIn.Manuel Schmidt (@MschmNet)Sun, 16 Apr 2023 10:34 +0000
Fake—or captive—open source can be defined as software that is released under a license that is not truly open.

Between and I took 3528 steps.
Note: This post discusses loneliness. I'm okay. Let me say that again. I'm okay. I feel more connected than I have in a long time. With that said, if it weren't for my friends being open about their experiences with loneliness -- and the encouragement I received to talk about my feelings -- I may not have written this essay. I hope my experience below is helpful to someone and conveys one key point: if you experience or have experienced loneliness, you are not the only one. Let my post below be a testament to that.
Attached: 2 images やった!I did it! I’ve walked a million metres in 2023 (since the start of my sabbatical) — that’s the full height of Great Britain; over 1.4 million steps. My final strides here in Ginza, Tokyo, on some kind of celebration day that has kept the streets totally devoid of cars (which was awesome and made it feel weirdly like a village)

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recency bias just isn’t what it used to be
In between blogging about ChatGPT rhetoric, micro-benchmarking with ChatGPT Code Interpreter and Why prompt injection is an even bigger problem now I managed to ship the beginnings of a new …

For many open source consumers the "logical units" being depended on are libraries. However, the libraries themselves are only a product of what consumers are actually depending on: people. Y...

Let's talk about Google's newest software supply chain product. Reading the GA announcement I had many mixed feelings. Starting with the good, compared to other implementations of "curated open s...

So, a little while ago I did an extremely unscientific poll on login methods via Authl on this website. The results of that (measured by folks who accessed my site for any authenticated reason, not just folks visiting the login method poll):(4cb08e76-e33b-517d-9119-57f19d4f9f73)
People didn't think girls could have ADHD or autism until relatively recently so half the population didn't get diagnosed no matter how obvious the signs
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Why are there so many undiagnosed adults who are only now discovering that they are autistic, adhd, or neurodivergent in some way? Let's break it down... \1Sensory Stories by Nicole (@sensorystories_)Fri, 14 Apr 2023 12:58 +0000
Ian Coldwater 📦💥 (@IanColdwater)Fri, 14 Apr 2023 21:50 +0000
Own your words. Don’t pour your limited keystrokes into a walled garden you don’t control or own. Twitter is not your blog. This tweet was dictated.twitter.com/twitterwrite/s…Post details
We’re making improvements to the writing and reading experience on Twitter! Starting today, Twitter now supports Tweets up to 10,000 characters in length, with bold and italic text formatting. Sign up for Twitter Blue to access these new features, and apply to enable… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…Twitter Write (@TwitterWrite)Fri, 14 Apr 2023 00:41 +0000
Scott Hanselman (@shanselman)Fri, 14 Apr 2023 21:45 +0000
Being invited to an event via text chat is nice because I don't have to worry about masking. I can have the immediate "WTF no" reaction, look directly at it, and evaluate whether that's how I really feel — it isn't always — before answering.
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Stop adding “AI” to every new product ever challenge [Impossible]
Looks like Twitter has finally cut people off from their API access. Gonna be interesting to find out who was just cross-posting here this whole time.
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@variety I'll still be here! All of my Heardle games will still be playable after May 5th. heardledecades.com #HeardleHeardle Decades 💙 🎶🧑🎤🎤🎹🎶 (@HeardleDecades)Fri, 14 Apr 2023 21:47 +0000
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Matthew Boyle, the author of Domain-Driven Design with Golang, sits down with Jon & Mat to talk about (you guessed it!) DDD with Go.

I decided to track the podcast episodes I listed on my microblog. First, I requested my data from Spotify. They can only provide last year’s data. Next, I cleaned that up a bit and uploaded it today. https://www.frederickcalica.com/kind/listen/ #IndieWeb
Nice! Are you thinking you'll do that long term - backfill from Spotify data - or use some other means to record them as you listen?
CLI to show end-of-life dates for a number of products. - GitHub - hugovk/norwegianblue: CLI to show end-of-life dates for a number of products.
"and for those who don't know what a substack is, it's basically an onlyfans for people whose kink is paying for badly written bullshit" https://reddit.com/comments/12ld07o/comment/jg6ppgv
5,979 votes and 810 comments so far on Reddit

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Attached: 1 video Welp, Substack Notes has set a new record for fastest time to me to leave a platform after joining. Libertarian tech bros say no to racism challenge, difficulty: impossible

Content warning: ST:Picard S3E9 "Vox" spoilers
This is amazing, thanks for making this available for us all to use! I'm integrating it into dmd.tanna.dev today 😁
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Welp, I guess today I'm gonna be using the extremely well-timed release of Google's deps.dev API to make dependency-management-data much more intelligent 👀
Posted by Jesper Sarnesjo and Nicky Ringland, Google Open Source Security Team Today, we are excited to announce the deps.dev API , which...

Thanks Jonathan! Yeah I've been doing stuff more on the software dependencies (ie using third party Open Source projects) rather than project management dependencies so not sure this would help here!
Ok HELLO I’m going to try to actually be active on here 👋🏼 esp bc there are so many of you that I miss dearly 🥲 What to expect: 🗞️ Articles I’ve written 🍑 Fun research findings 🚽 Mirror selfies 🏳️🌈 My cute queer relationship 🌱 Random learnings 🎤 Events I’m at or covering 🤐 Thoughts I can’t say irl in the office 🛸 Probably other things idk Some might crossover from Twitter while I’m still getting used this platform, but let’s see 👀
A GitHub action to generate a stackaid.json file based on your repository's dependency graph - GitHub - stackaid/generate-stackaid-json: A GitHub action to generate a stackaid.json file based o...
Attached: 1 image Your jest tests are (probably) wrong. Add this to your jest config to prevent leaking state between tests. #jest #javascript #typescript #testing #unittest

If anyone ever texts you "We need to talk" text them back with "Yes we certainly do" so that they feel stressed also.
Between and I took 3344 steps.
i'll say it again, fascists go after small, marginalized minorities bc doing so gives them an opportunity to establish precedent for broad, invasive powers against citizens in a way they don't think the mainstream will fight back against once those laws are established, they won't be used JUST against us marginalized folks
A while ago, I wrote a little about what to include in a README for a project (https://matthiasott.com/notes/how-to-readme). I now also created and published a README template I’ll use in upcoming projects. I hope it is useful! Any contributions or corrections are very welcome. 🤗 https://github.com/matthiasott/README-template
There was a lot of press about the nasty environmental impact of cryptocurrency (all of it definitely valid!). But it also makes me wonder the same about AI, especially big publicly-accessible ones like GPT - GPUs and accelerators draw a lot of power, not to mention e-waste generated by inexonerable technological advancement, and I don't really see anyone talking about it. Maybe it's a non-issue, I don't know much about how these things work in the background, but surely it's noticeable?