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@gray17@mastodon.social
2025-05-29 00:43:46

I'm baffled that this guy is a respected analyst. Yeah, an infinite number of AI agents will spend their money on content from human creators, making those humans infinitely rich. I see no flaws in this model.

a clipping from a blog post: First, the protocol layer should have a mechanism for payments via digital currency, i.e. stablecoins. Second, AI providers like ChatGPT should build an auction mechanism that pays out content sources based on the frequency with which they are cited in AI answers. The result would be a new universe of creators who will be incentivized to produce high quality content that is more likely to be useful to AI, competing in a marketplace a la the open web; indeed, this…
@rperezrosario@mastodon.social
2025-05-22 17:41:46

Scott Logic Lead Developer Darren Smith shares a report of carbon emission measuring software tools in 2025, their scope, and reviews these in the context of principal cloud service providers' offerings, including Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and Amazon AWS.
"Tools for measuring Cloud Carbon Emissions (updated for 2025)"

Tools for measuring Cloud Carbon Emissions (updated for 2025)
In this post I'll discuss ways of estimating the emissions caused by your Cloud workloads as a first step towards reaching your organisation's Net Zero goals.

@dankeck@a11y.social
2025-03-18 15:38:43

@… is wondering how much trouble a skipped heading level is for screen reader users. Three users have replied but it'd be great to see more feedback. Anyone else willing to reply to Manuel's post? Here is the link:

Manuel Matuzović (@matuzo@front-end.social)
I need your help to understand if I'm wrong. If you find a blog overview page with the following document outline, do you believe the skipped h2 poses a problem for screen reader users? (Imagine the headings are all descriptive) h1 blog h3 title of first article h3 title of second article ... It's not ideal, but it's not a WCAG violation. Are the consequences for the user bad or is it okay to be pragmatic here and give it a pass? edit: it's not a site I'm building but one I'm auditing.

@beyondwatts@beyondwatts.social
2025-05-14 20:21:42

After moving my homelab cluster from microk8s to Talos, I've written a new blog post outlining the cluster build:
Setting up a Talos kubernetes cluster with talhelper
beyondwatts.com/posts/setting-

beyondwatts | Setting up a Talos kubernetes cluster with talhelper
While I’ve self-hosted for many years, I started my kubernetes journey with the aim of avoiding single points of failure. For my first foray into kubernetes, I started with microk8s but was never completely happy with the setup. I don’t know if the Raspberry Pis were underpowered or the microk8s use of dqlite, but there were times the cluster became unresponsive for no obvious reason. Time for a change. Jumping to end of the story: Talos has been rock solid since the move.