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Guest author Scipio202 gives a second set of analyses of mega-Kickstarters, this time focusing on the ultra-whale tier, like the $999 tier that raised $5.5 million for Neon Odyssey.
There's a genre now. You've seen it. A face fills the frame, the captions bounce along the bottom, and the voice says something like: five signs you might have ADHD. Or: things I didn't know were autism. Or the compound form, the one I...
I'm getting more done than ever, and I've never felt more scattered.
Tim Hardwick, reporting for MacRumors: In macOS 27 Golden Gate, Apple has removed many of the menu item icons that are so prevalent throughout macOS 26 Tahoe, as spotted by Nikita “Tonsky” Prokopov (via Daring Fireball). The developer...
The Commerce Commission proposes extending Chorus' fibre price-quality regulation from four years to five, aligning it with other utilities. A pre-election briefing from the TCF wants the next government to recognise telecommunications...
I re-ran my April prompt steering benchmark on Claude Opus 4.8 [1m] and Claude Fable 5 [1m] with a fixed test suite and an unbiased baseline - and had to correct my own April numbers along the way.
Building NixOS images that run both as containers and VMs on macOS.
Had a fantastic game of singles this morning. Felt incredible.200 words · 1 image
The iron fence around the head office of the Canada Life Insurance Company in Toronto. I painted this fence twice during my summer jobs in 1987 and 1988. It was the required shit job of the summer students who came to work on the...
I wouldn’t go as far as to say that G.K. Chesterton’s The Man Who Was Thursday saved my life. Probably it would be more accurate to say it built my life. The novel arrived at a pivotal moment in my adolescence. I was seventeen. Dumb with...
It has been a while since the last post. But I keep going. After all, I have a reputation for stubborn persistence to uphold. First, here’s a shot of the whole Anything Could Happen sampler, unrolled, as it was just before I began the...
👨🔬 How peculiar. My children had the opportunity to play/watch on their iPad, yet they chose to watch Nerdland, a show doing all sorts of science experiments.So happy to see this in the age of unlimited doomscrolling/watching.