The only one that matters, Emacs in evil mode.

The never ending gate bites.

How I have come to detest certain phrases.

Load bearing gate bites.

...the seam.

Interesting! You're absolutely right, I'll check

Our week of discontent.

It boggles the mind when you hear people defend the US healthcare system in terms of efficiency (OK, granted, maybe people have long stopped doing that).

It has to be one of the most bureaucratic and paperwork overloaded systems of all time. It's hard to imagine somebody who've had an actual health crisis would think otherwise, unless they can afford people who can shield them from the BS.

Even-engineering?

I think there’s value in the concept of “an uninteresting amount”. When I cooked breakfast I used my stove and a pan and stuff and I put some seasoning on. Even though I enjoyed my morning routine, I’m unable to produce any fascinating trivia about the process or the result.

We use WASM DuckDB as the target for an in-browser agentic feature. Generated SQL runs against the user's individual tables that then feed in-browser dashboards.

Excellent performance.

Where are you storing and fetching the users data to be able to query it in-browser? Are you pointing it at S3?

Investigating a similar use case and trying to figure out what our infra could look like!

Enter the long tail of caveats