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This is repost from my Revival Records site as it doesn’t quite fit in there, being more of a blog post than a review. Followers of Revival Records over on maston or, over time, various other social media sites will have seen me mention...
It's an interesting paper, based on a very simple model. The authors also suggest various ways in which this burden could be reduced. The problem with that is that there is no incentive at all for The Management (who hold all the power)...
Fatman and Slim was to be a unique and challenging character based puzzle platformer by Attention to Detail, under their Kaboom label. Set for release on PlayStation 2 and PC around 2003 (later slipping to 2004), the game stood out at...
In the park, a wise old crow is fond of sausage rolls.
A nice warm day again. Finished digging the border. Made a small house for Jane. Her and Dot came for the day. Ron gone to the races at Doncaster.
Pupdate It was Milo’s 5th birthday on the 12th, which meant a post about how he’s getting on. Sadly Max has also needed to visit the vets, with (we think) back ache, which might be the dreaded Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD). He’s...
Ted Chiang published a new article in The Atlantic, and I really want to read it. However, it’s paywalled: https://www.theatlantic.com/philosophy/2026/06/no-artificial-intelligence-is-not-conscious/687378/ Do I want to create yet another...
Who tests the tests? Test code isn't immune to bugs, so I'm using pytest's Pytester plugin to ensure my Playwright fixture is behaving correctly.
Matthias Zöchling wrote on June 5, 2026 at 08:13 🚀 New article on gap decorations (coming soon) in CSS. I have a small obsession with clean layout lines, and this is the first time it feels easy to draw them without polluting the markup....
Homer’s Iliad, the most famous account of the Trojan War, focuses on gods, heroes and great warriors – but what if there was another version, written from the perspective of the ordinary people, the ‘sons of nobody’? Yann Martel explores...