Edit: there's no problem w/ Snac, i just don't wanna self host this anymore
Uncle Bob really likes to treat everything as if they were Java.
Writes Go like it's java
Writes Clojure like it's java
And go on, reminds me of "law of the hammer", since he sees everything as if it were a nail.
Bad news: it's not ketchup my finger is bleeding
The nice lady on Fillmore selling me pants today asked where I lived, and when I told her, she made a concerned face and asked "Is it safe there?" so I replied "I'm the most dangerous thing there," and this is the only answer I will be using from now on.
Codeberg is set to discourage vibe-coded projects: https://blog.codeberg.org/protecting-our-floss-commons-from-llms.html
That @Codeberg blog post gives a good run-down of the familiar ways AI coding is messing up open source, but also the "The development team of none" section is describing a problem more specific to code hosting:
"It seems ridiculous to see projects with a single developer and virtually no users consuming as much or even more resources than some of the largest community projects on Codeberg"
On the weekend we discovered that the only English language DVD we own that we hadn't already seen was "Deja Vu".
We've had it for years, but we were both sure we'd already seen it.
Amazon raised the $9.99 ceiling for full royalty on ebooks to $12.99.
If it had kept up with inflation since the Kindle's 2007 launch, that ceiling would be $16.16. They're still squeezing authors.
So no, my newer tech books still won't be on Amazon KDP.
You know a website is going to have the best content when they’ve never heard of css and the url is something dot edu /~someonesname
version 1: the letter
"If we happen, under certain circumstances, to have written and sealed and despatched a letter to a friend, which, however, does not find him, but is brought back to us, and we open it at the distance of some considerable time, a singular emotion is produced in us, on breaking up our own seal, and conversing with our altered self as with a third person."
#Goethe #WilhelmMeister #ThomasCarlyle #vol1book2ch2
version 2: the toot
"If we happen, under certain circumstances, to have written and sealed and despatched a [toot] to [the Fediverse], and at the distance of some considerable time it is brought back to us [by a belated boost], and we open it, a singular emotion is produced in us, on breaking up our own seal, and conversing with our altered self as with a third person."