Webcrumbs from September 22, 2024. See all of 2024.
The section on participating more, lower your barriers to engaging.
When a thoughtful reader shares a link, it’s not intrusive.
"I think it’s a good idea, but I don’t think Robin’s recollection of back in the day is accurate for a complete context.
But algorithms, yeah, we shouldn’t forfeit our own agency to them.
I haven’t read it yet.
It’s week notes.
The writing advice is at the end
If you are dealing with the Mossad, it’s already game over for you.
Someone else’s collection of public domain resources.
A whole lot of public domain ish media. Variable quality.
Maybe I can use this to keep up with some current weather events, or get some eyes on the street.
It’s the comments section on a tongue in cheek commentary about how the software industry has changed but is still the same.
When everything is bespoke, of course it’s all unique and not very interoperable. I don’t believe it will be this way forever. Think standard fastners, standard bicycle parts, standard electrical grid. The current software standards are at the communication layer: networking (sort of ok), email and some sms messaging. These are the older parts of the stack.
It’s related to other folk programmers posts.