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Keychron builds good boards. They are imaginative in their choice of materials, and they are one of the few – maybe the only – gaming keyboard manufacturers that give equal support to Macs and PCs. The two boards I’m reviewing today are...
At the edge of a busy orchard lived many animals who worked together through the changing seasons. The squirrels gathered nuts. The rabbits cleared fallen leaves. The birds warned of storms. The badgers repaired the paths. Among them was...
A journey into Spain’s astonishing cave paintings, by Stephen Phelan (2026)
The Big OOPs, by Casey Muratori (2025)
Mentioned writer's block the other day in my little literary thoughts and I'm back for more. I said there's probably ten kinds for each eight billion of us and if anything I think that's probably an understatement. There are different...
Easily the worst show we've seen at the fringe. Garrett Millerick has trained an AI on his stand up. Can it replace him? Yes, but only in the sense that the AI is obnoxiously dull and Millerick is simply obnoxious. He insulted a kid who...
Dr. Robert Behnke, the late and eminent fisheries biologist who literally wrote the book on trout taxonomy, was a matter-of-fact kind of guy. In my early years as a newspaper journalist, Behnke was on my speed dial as I navigated the...
Last night I was up fairly late watching the Phillies find new ways to lose. Too many double plays. What the fuck did Kevin Long do with Arraez? Dude was hitting like crazy, and he gets here and immediately hits inconsistently at best,...
In recent weeks (probably months, if we’re being honest), I have felt stuck in a rut when it came to groceries. I had no ideas, and frankly no motivation, to get anything other than the basic essentials like milk, bread, and maybe eggs...
Finished reading, “Waxing On.” I enjoyed the parts specific to the original two movies. Little was said about the third or (4th) “The Next Karate Kid.” I also liked some details relating to the remake, which I watched again this week....
As AI has escalated increasingly quickly, more and more of my posts have ended up focusing on AI. This past month, with the hacking incidents at OpenAI and elsewhere, that has hit the limit, where if you count Lightcone Commons then...
I’m currently pulling together a bunch of sources – that are mostly recent – on the topic of LLMs and their use in software development. Some are peer-reviewed studies. Some are industry studies that haven’t been peer-reviewed. One is...
https://github.com/tailscale/sqlite Not yet officially released, but presumably in heavy usage by tailscale
I'm not a car guy. Nor a guy who can spend $2 million on a reimagined vintage Porsche. But this Louis Vuitton-Singer-Porsche collaboration is beautiful work.→ The Wall Street Journal
There is a solar eclipse today!