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Allow me to re-stack two of the AP’s graphs. #Uvalde
“… an investigator hired by Uvalde officials found that the city’s officers did not deserve punishment, and in some cases, praised their actions …”
“… prompting shouts of “cowards” from the audience and causing several family members of the victims to angrily walk out of the meeting.”

Uvalde parents lash out after new report clears city police of missteps during Texas school attack
An investigation Uvalde city leaders ordered into the Robb Elementary School shooting has put no blame on local police officers and defended their actions, but still acknowledged a series of failures during the response. The 2022 classroom attack left 19 children and two teachers dead. The probe by Austin-based investigator and former detective Jesse Prado for the Uvalde City Council is just one of several into the massacre. State lawmakers found in 2022 that nearly 400 local, state and federal…

What do you mean, ancient computers with no stack? My first BASIC interpreter didn't have a stack, and it felt really modern! Well, back then. So I passed arrays around and an index. Worked "fine" even for recursion.
But then I wanted to port my recursive generate-a-christmas-tree algorithm to my little cousin's BASIC interpreter, as a Christmas present, and it wouldn't let me pass the array to the subroutine either. That's when things got a bit difficult ...<…

The ancient world before computers had stacks or heaps - The Old New Thing
A lot of computing got done even before we had stacks and heaps.

Me: You can’t gentrify homelessness
Techbro: Hold my beer
Original post (now deleted): https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jared-boynton_today-marks-day-1-of-homelessness-for-me-activity-7166172593115377664-ge…

The renaissance of the open web continues to flourish — today it’s David Cassel in The New Stack, walking you through the most unforgettable apps of the last year on @…. And they’re all sterling examples of how regular people are making the most inspiring and innovative things on the human internet.

2023's Most 'Unforgettable' Glitch Projects
Here's how an easy-to-use platform that encourages code-sharing created a community empowered to turn their inspirations into applications.

Remember that you can "no hire" companies too.
You want me to train three big models and hand you running code for your take home test when I've trained them, deployed them at scale, rev'd them, and there's a public Stack Overflow blog post co-authored by me explaining the whole thing?
That's a no hire from me.

The Unfriendly Robot: Automatically flagging unwelcoming comments - Stack Overflow

People are STILL failing for lame ass April Fools gags. 🤦🏼‍♂️
https://universeodon.com/@georgetakei/112197321896597891

The renaissance of the open web continues to flourish — today it’s David Cassel in The New Stack, walking you through the most unforgettable apps of the last year on @…. And they’re all sterling examples of how regular people are making the most inspiring and innovative things on the human internet.

2023's Most 'Unforgettable' Glitch Projects
Here's how an easy-to-use platform that encourages code-sharing created a community empowered to turn their inspirations into applications.

An excellent evening of poetry with @… & Henry Normal at #CadoganHall
I had to quieten the internal #PaperConservator part of me du…

Going to Denver for Small Press fest next weekend, so printed a bunch of copies of the first non-library zine I've made in forever. Let me know if you want a copy!

It still cracks me up when I look up something on Stack Overflow and see an answer from someone I know

Anyone need the PCB for a 16KB Apple II/II (not IIe) Language card? I had PCBway make me some but the smallest quantity is 5. So, I'll likely have 4 left over.
https://github.com/btb/LanguageCard
I'm also going to try my hand at the 80 column card and will again have 4 spa…

Are you a front end or full stack engineer and want to work with me on Abstract Wikipedia and Wikifunctions? Then we are a looking for you!
Feel free to share.
https://boards.greenhouse.io/wikimedia/jobs/5850672

Senior Frontend Engineer, Abstract Wikipedia
Remote

it's a puny textbox. it's a full stack app (with a database!) in a browser. zomg the sql is TOUCHING the jquery
https://zinc-shocking-geranium.glitch.me/

"I have worked pretty extensively with all three of cabal, stack and Nix throughout my career and my intuition based on that experience is that the only improvement to the Haskell command-line experience that is viable and that will “win” in the long run is one that is directly upstreamed into cabal. It’s just that nobody wants to do that because it’s not as glamorous as writing your own build tool."
As I say, hardly anyone wants to do the boring work. Me neither.

This is super helpful if you ever have trouble uploading large files to your web server or through your web proxy (I did). Solved an Immich problem for me. Yay.
Default nginx client_max_body_size - Stack Overflow
#nginx #immich #proxy #WebProxy

"Too Hot for the Internet Archive" - me
"100% Unendorsed by Stack Exchange, Inc" - also me
"Updated for March with new data and indexes" - you guessed it
https://seqlite.puny.engineering

SEqlite