YIL:
Yesterday I Learned
that Nebraska used to be known as NB before New Brunswick remained the sole nominee (in 1962 or thereabout).

The occasion was an error in a US weather report about hurricane Erin bringing surge waves to Nebraska (spelled out in full).

(NC was badly affected indeed and NJ was also affected, possibly NY as well.)

#TLA

As someone with a General Tazri Ally #EDH deck, the new #TLA Allies, particularly the spoilers of Suki, Katara, and Piandao, have me looking to make upgrades. #MTG #Magicthegathering #MTGCommander
Leslie Lamport, just what an attitude
#computerscience #lamport #arrogance #tla

For those of you have been programming for more than a decade, what programming languages, ecosystems, technologies do you wish you had spent more time with?

For me, it would be: #C, #Perl, #OpenZFS, #TLA+, #ErlangOTP .

(I have spent some time with #commonlisp, #clojure, #java, #rakulang so these are not listed.)

Notes on TLA+

How many runways can you see for Teller airport (USA) ? : The answer is on https://www.bigorre.org/aero/meteo/pate/en #teller #usa #tellerairport #pate #tla #airport #aviation #avgeek vl
Teller airport (United State) aviation weather and informations PATE TLA

Aviation weather with TAF and METAR, Maps, hotels and aeronautical information for Teller airport (United State)

Bigorre.org

> ... ZIF ... LCD ... DUT ... PNP BJT ... JFETs ... R&D ...

"No, electronics and computers isn't full of impenetrable jargon. Why would you say that?"

#jargon #TLA #TLAs #acronym

Systems Correctness Practices at Amazon Web Services. Leveraging formal and semi-formal methods.
https://cacm.acm.org/practice/systems-correctness-practices-at-amazon-web-services/

#TLA #FormalMethods #softwareEngineering

Systems Correctness Practices at Amazon Web Services

Communications of the ACM
The current state of TLA⁺ development

The 2025 TLA⁺ Community Event was held last week on May 4th at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. It was a satellite event to ETAPS 2025, which I also attended, and plan to write about in the near future. I gave a talk somewhat-hucksterishly titled It’s never been easier to write TLA⁺ tooling! which I will spin into a general account of the state of TLA⁺ development here. The conference talks were all recorded, so if you’d like this blog post in video form you can watch it below:

Andrew Helwer