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# I hadn't looked at /reader (AKA /inbound) for a few days; I can't actually remember how long. There was a lot in there so I hit mark all as read. There was probably stuff in there I might want to have read, but if I hadn't actually...
On International Workers’ Day, we celebrate the work of women who shape the fabric of our lives but who are too often unseen. These portraits are from Sarah Ainslie’s book WOMEN AT WORK which we are currently crowdfunding to publish this...
Colour themes are really cool. Puppy loves Dracula (theme).
death of partialization in the LLM age
This is a post in response to Pablo hosting of IndieWeb Carnival for April, 2026 on the theme of “Adventure.” My parents contextualized difficult times as “an adventure.” Moving day was an adventure. Broken down car while on a family...
Music I’ve bought in April. I haven’t really bought a lot of stuff… Black and Blue is the only Stones album I really like, so I wondered whether the one that came right after it is any good… And it’s OK, I guess? But far too many...
Here's one that should survive the rise of the robots The post Handbags at the dawn of the AI era [Members] appeared first on Monevator.
Speaking of new tea shops on Sydney’s north shore, Hornsby also has a new one in the form of a delightful pun: Auntea Jenny! Auntea Jenny is a bubble/boba tea chain that first opened in Shanghai, and has recently been expanding...
Edward Lord is slated to be retained as Lead Member for Sport despite having served a maximum term in the post. Reappointing Lord will send City residents the message that those at the Guildhall don't care about them or their views. Lord...
Vesuviate’s Volare GMT has been a successful model for this microbrand, and for good reason. The Volare delivers a handsome appearance, rugged specs, and impressive value. As such, brand founder YK… The post Vesuviate Volare-Digi...
I wanted to give a heads up that something big is coming very soon. This is something I’ve been working on for over a year, and it’s finally nearly ready. Within the next few days, I will make an announcement and publish it. This will...
Back in October, I wrote “Schneier on LLM vulnerabilities, agentic AI, and ‘trusting trust'” about fundamental architectural weaknesses in current LLMs and agents, and why I personally don’t yet trust AI agents with my credentials. At...
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