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Exactly ten years ago, I gave a talk at the SF JavaScript meetup titled 5 Kung Fu Moves for Front-End Heroes. A full decade later, I found myself wondering: are these techniques still the secret sauce for modern front-end engineering, or have they been rendered obsolete by time?
Two weeks ago, the NPM endpoint that yarn audit from Yarn v1 uses, decided to stop working:
Wonderful episode of The Emerald: âCarry That Weight: On Mythic Burdens and Cosmic Supports.â If youâre feeling the weight of the worldâand youâre open to an animist view of the worldâI cannot recommend it highly enough.
I donât miss much about Texas, but Torchyâs is very high on the list. Specifically, the brushfire tacos that were tonightâs dinner and which I can still taste. Also high on that list: HEB. Other grocery stores should send ambassadors to HEB like Meiji Japan sent ambassadors to the world.
The big news in blogging this month is Inkhaven 2 (sponsored by WordPress dot com). The first Inkhaven happened back in November 2025, and this one is even more. Wow. This time, about 55 residents (itâs hard to count exactly since some staff members are also ~residents) published one blog post of at least 500 [âŠ]
Here is a slightly edited text of the conversation I had this afternoon on ChatGPT that began with a question about comparing how Hayek and Dworkin understand the legal meaning of discretion. 3:54 PM ChatGPT: F.A. Hayek and Ronald Dworkin both express deep skepticism toward the idea of broad, arbitrary judicial...
God spoke to me, or maybeit was a hummingbird.This is what invisible wingsinscribed on air:I don't want your Oneness, I want your Nearness.The world is not saved by your political opinion,your argument for or against.The world is saved by your blessing.And how do you bless the world? You smile, not from your lips,...
Fifty years after it first came out, and ten years after the sale of DeLorme to Garmin spooked Mainers who worried that it would be going away, the Maine Atlas and Gazetteer remains a cultural⊠More
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