The thing I hate about working in the #JavaScript space is bit-rot. My #ClojureScript swinging needle meter demo, written in 2017, still works, but I can no longer compile it from source.
Probably this won't take too long to fix, but it is work which should not have to be done.
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🥳 New release: Test Monkey version 1.2.0
• 100% coverage? You get a trophy 🏆 (Instead of a useless table.)
https://codeberg.org/small-web/test-monkey#100-coverage
Test Monkey is a node:test custom reporter that’s also a monkey.
npm install --save-dev @sm…
InDesign is also falling apart now, it seems. Laggy af on an M1 Max with 32 GB of RAM, and the undo command is regularly breaking (!). And it’s always the same story: people report these bugs to Adobe, but they just persist for months and months. 🤨
https://community.adobe.com/questio…
"Dynamic electric vehicle charging incentives induce large shifts in both the timing and location of charging.
Incentives designed to shift charging toward peak solar generation periods result in a 34% increase in midday charging."
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti
Great article about the loss of diversity induced by recommender systems (including LLMs):
Temperature Zero for Culture: Why Everything Is Starting to Look the Same
"A world that keeps removing the unlikely also removes the things that could have become the next likely. Ecologists have known this for a long time already and even priced it: they call it the insurance value of biodiversity, the standing reserve of rare species that cost energy and contribute nothing, until the clim…
Quebec hydropower is now flowing to New York City—1.25 GW of clean electricity displacing fossil generation.
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And China brought online a massive solar-battery-hydrogen complex to power industry with renewables.
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This is good. Folks struggling to make it as indies, yes — and anyone feeling any sort of gnawing sense of inadequacy because they aren’t producing more creative work, or making more money from it, or…whatever.
It’s still pretty cringe-worthy to hear this sort of incumbent operator talk. They take no blame whatsoever for their own failings (high prices, poor grid integration), yet believe that the government shouldn’t intervene in their price discrimination, but should auction off as much land as possible
https://www.electrive.net/2026/09/12/genug-ladepunkte-aber-langsame-netze-alexander-junge-ueber-bremsen-beim-ladeinfrastruktur-ausbau/