I am getting a bit of an Ayn Rand flavor from Flanagan and I’m not sure how to feel about it, ref https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2024/02/thinking-yourself/677321/ and then see
"It’s a people problem, not an accessibility problem", by
@…
https://darice.org/2024/03/12/its-a-people-proble…
I am loving the story of Road & Track taking down a fantastic article on Formula 1 and failing to provide any suitable explanation for doing so. The article is a wonderful piece of sports journalism, and if the aim is to expand the audience for F1, it achieves its goal. Road & Track is now experiencing the Streisand Effect in full. Anyway, I recommend reading the article (which is on the Internet Archive of course):
Have decided to try to do a 1.0 release on a useful but neglected piece of code. Oops, poor test coverage. Filling it in, expectedly finding bugs.
Wondering if this is a good place for an LLM code extruder? “Write unit tests that cover as many possible lines of code.” You wouldn’t get *smart* unit tests, but even dumb coverage is immensely better than none. Because a lot of the bugs unit tests find are dumb shit anyhow. And retroactively improving test coverage is boring.
Am I Old Yet? 👵🏼🦸⏳
Dramatised slice of life comedy series | Total listening time: 23h 39m
A coming-of-age, audio fiction comedy with a difference. Our ageing heroine shares senior moments, family relationships and adventures—entertaining and a wee bit provocative.
Indie audio fiction about life, the universe and ...
https://www…
Trump says GOP is the
‘party of fertilization,’
and seems unaware of Michigan’s abortion amendment
In an interview with FOX-2, Trump said
abortion is ‘not that big of an issue’
https://michiganadvance.com/…
🧵 Thread: Re-plugging an old article that my friend, mentee and former colleague Mythri Prabhakara wrote about learning digital security over approximately 8 months while navigating her #neurodivergence and other intersectional identities, and a pandemic to boot.
(I’ve shared an archived link because the footnotes and text currently displaying are a bit weird.)
Data modeling is hard!
The first photo, uploaded to #WikimediaCommons, is of a painting depicting a Philippines Historical Committee marker (shown in the second photo) that commemorates a public square that is named after a doctor.
The doctor, the plaza, and the marker all have #Wikidata