This content type is full of IndieWeb post types, which are all content types which allow me to take greater ownership of my own data. These are likely unrelated to my blog posts. You can find a better breakdown by actual post kind below:
Mike (https://twitter.com/ukmadlz https://mastodon.social/@ukmadlz) and co-host Jim (https://twitter.com/secondej https://phpc.social/@SecondeJ) gather for the first time in a while and are joined by Stuart Langridge (https://twitter.com/sil https://mastodon.social/@sil https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuart_Langridge). The usual variety of social tech chat goes truly off the rails to the point where it's more teachable moments than tech discussion. But some of what we cover is:
Elon is against Chat GPT 4+ https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/pause-ai-development-open-letter-warning/
Don't deploy on Friday horseshit is BACK https://twitter.com/allenholub/status/1637111242610610182?t=EBkSZzQ6-zVpZ0I5lC4s4g&s=19
Dilbert
Twitter outage two weeks ago was because they fired everyone with access to mint certs https://izzodlaw.com/@IzzoD/110001516908481048
You can't avoid politics in tech sometimes https://twitter.com/AlyssaM_InfoSec/status/1637383087020548096
The topics list was a lot longer, and this is all we got to. I think we hit a new level of off-topic with this episode, so enjoy.
Made some changes to the dependency-management-data landing page to hopefully make it a bit better in explaining what it's for, as well as including autogenerated docs from Cobra so you can read the command's docs and capabilities without needing to download it!
On this Episode of the APIs You Won't Hate Podcast, Mike chats with Tom Haconen from Svix about webhooks: a feature area that powers real-time event driven behaviors for API developers.
Oh, the thin skin.
Under her pseudonym, The Cuckoo's Calling sold fewer than 500 hardback copies in its first three months. It sold 43 copies in the week before JK Rowling was revealed to be the author, and then it sold 17662 copies the week after.
Siobhán touched a nerve.
I've called her a dog-shagging nazi like 100 times and she doesn't bat an eye, I remind her once that her pigshit detective novels only sell because of her name and it's the last straw lmao
The type of story I wish would happen more.
@NickyWrightson was working at the Financial Times in London. She hit a problem with k8s and was stuck. So what did she do? Reached out to engineers at another company - Monzo - also in London, who she knew were also hands-on with it:
One Spider-Man wants to change his own destiny. 🕷 Miles Morales returns for the next Spider-Man movie, exclusively in theaters June 2. Watch the new trailer for Across the #SpiderVerse now.
One Spider-Man wants to change his own destiny. 🕷 Miles Morales returns for the next Spider-Man movie, exclusively in theaters June 2. Watch the new trailer for Across the #SpiderVerse now.
January 30, 2023Latest official pre-release: 1.20RC3 released Jan 12Changes to OS support in 1.20:Final version to support Windows 7, 8, Server 2008, and Server 2012Final version to support macOS 10.13 and 10.14Adds experimental support for FreeBSD/RISC-VProposal accepted: Optionally include file...
and normally you don't "have to hand it to them" but im all for bigots shooting themselves in the foot. like yes please make a bigger fool of yourself im having fun!
i think jkr sucks but i have to respect her tanking her reputation further with a whole series reboot that no one asked for like 2 days after Daniel Radcliffe did this
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Six trans and nonbinary young people sat down with Daniel Radcliffe in a candid and heartfelt conversation about their journeys and what genuine allyship looks like.
🎥The first episode of #SharingSpace premieres on YouTube tomorrow at 12 PM ET. ➡️ youtu.be/rBFvppAL48U
We just hit PR #10,000 at @incident_io! 🎉
It's for a new (very exciting) feature so I won't share a screenshot but here's a fun graph instead 📈
Wild that it took us ~7 months to hit the first 1000 and only ~40 days for the last 🤯
Someone just asked me "what does your incident count look like over this". Pretty interesting! 👀
Intuitively, they correlate — more change generally means a higher change failure rate, something to acknowledge, embrace and track 📊
So Google's domain registrar was supposed to have released eight new top level domains on April 2nd (.foo, .zip, .mov, .nexus, .dad, .phd, .prof, and .esq). As of right now they don't seem to be live yet.
Now, I'm not an information security kind of guy but I can't be the only one who realizes that having two TLDs that match common and widely used file extensions (.zip and .mov) is absolute pants on head lunacy.
Not looking forward to when we've a country with two or three AI companies that serve different demographics and dispositions and they become the new dividing political line by feeding those groups the content and ideology that makes them feel good.
Oh, wait...shit...
The big news this week: Go 1.20 is out!Profile-guided optimization is herecontext.WithCancelCause is addedGo 1.18 is no longer supportedProposals this week:Accepted: A proposal to improve forward compatibility with go.modAccepted: A proposal to add a new stdlib package with map...
lol, i wondered why this ATK "recipe" for a simple raspberry syrup appeared to have so many ingredients behind the blurred paywall.
turns out they're using some sort of cupcake ipsum under there 🧁
Why I prefer bloggers.
- Search for something
- Read blog entry with solution and links
Why I dismiss YouTubers.
- Search for something
- Get a YouTube link in the results
- Monetised video, so two boring commercials to sit through
- Minutes of blah introduction blah
- Sponsor shoutout
- Minutes of blah problem description
- Sponsor message
- YouTube ads again
- Possible solution
- Nothing helpful in video description, comments full of hate trolls
[April Fool] Sound of Silence reactionGo 1.20.3 & 1.19.8 coming tomorrow[April Fool] Go Compiler Now Supports Morse CodeConf42: Golang, free online conference, April 20Ebitengine 2.5.0 with XBox supportProposals and discussionsOpen issue: Mockable time supportDiscussion: Should Plan9 support be...
We shouldn't judge people for not loving their jobs.
Data: when people are intrinsically motivated at work, they see colleagues who share that motivation as more worthy of their help.
Not enjoying work doesn't make anyone less moral. It's often a sign of a bad job or a bad fit.
Doge for some reason is showing up on Twitter and I can only assume this was supposed to be an April Fools joke that took 3 days to roll out because no one knows how the site works anymore
Doesn’t work when the CTO interviewed you while they themselves were draped in cats 😂
(Though seriously, she was very nice and totally understood this excuse when a couple of minutes late to a meeting)