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Yesterday morning, Governor Polis signed the Colorado Artist Company Act — the law that creates Artist Corporations (A-Corps), the first legal structure in the United States built specifically for how artists work.I watched it happen at...
All Sarah Tandy has to do to make me happy is sit down at a good piano and play a standard ballad. But she’s an ambitious bandleader and composer, and it was those aspects of her musical journey that were explored at Ronnie Scott’s last...
TL;DR: During a migration across a few dozen repos, “looks done” failed me three different ways: stale code search, stale local clones, and an auto-merge that quietly reverted my changes. The checks I ended up trusting were greps on...
Time for some geeking out. I’m one of those fools who like to run their own local server with not cloud shenanigans. I’ve been running an Ubuntu server for a while with a bunch of individually installed services, but I wanted to try...
I saw this Golden Shower tree (Cassia fistula) on the way to go swimming at Mauna Lani and, afterwards, went back to take photos. The mass of yellow flowers is typical for the tree. This species was crossed with the Pink and White Shower...
Update: the fix described in this post has since been merged into Laravel and ships in the next 13.x release. From that release on, a child class’s plain $timeout property correctly overrides an attribute inherited from a parent, so the...
Ever installed an app on your Mac and been greeted with this lovely dialog?
Every now and then, I like to share the love by focusing on a blog I have found and enjoyed. Today I’d like to share Jukka’s blog. Jukka is a business geek from Helsinki, Finland. Long-time readers will know I love reading the blogs of...
The June Audacious Book Club Selection
TL;DR: I needed to repoint a batch of uv projects at a new package registry without changing a single resolved version. uv lock --no-upgrade re-resolves anyway when the index changes, so I rewrote the URLs in pyproject.toml and uv.lock...
The Scholarly Kitchen brings us a piece by Rick Anderson about this form of licensing. “In 2002 the Creative Commons Organization (CCO) created a suite of licenses that copyright holders can apply to their works in order to make them...