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"Every renderer that works contains an even number of sign mistakes"
Encouraging the youth to watch Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) to radicalize them against private sector sabotage of public transit options

RubyCentral do seem to have, in their coup, successfully claimed the "instutitions" of Ruby in the sense of domain names and github repos. But the community, and (a lot?) (most of?) the authors of the source in those github repos do not seem to be on board:

https://andre.arko.net/2025/09/25/bundler-belongs-to-the-ruby-community/

So this seems like a really key test case, whether open source is made of living communities or just an opaque content pipeline for corporate actors to plug their build systems into

Bundler belongs to the Ruby community

I’ve spent 15 years of my life working on Bundler. When I introduce myself, people say “oh, the Bundler guy?”, and I am forced to agree. I didn’t come up with the original idea for Bundler (that was Yehuda). I also didn’t work on the first six months worth of prototypes. That was all Carl and Yehuda together, back when “Carlhuda” was a super-prolific author of Ruby libraries, including most of the work to modularize Rails for version 3.

André.Arko.net

A running thing about Rust for me is that I get frustrated because I have about three times as much error handling code as I do in any other programming language but it's hard to complain because the fact of the matter is my Rust programs correctly handle errors at least three times as often as my non-Rust programs

I have talked about this before because it keeps happening

regardless of how you feel about EITHER "AI" or piracy, if they are successful in making it legal for facebook to pirate every book ever written to build an enormous company-stakes product, but illegal for me to pirate anything, that would be an unambiguous, unmistakable sign that everything in our known reality is rigged for the rich
i didn’t realize that Spirit Halloween straight up lists what business they took over the building from, this is like the goddamm corporate obituary section, that’s cold blooded

I can't get over this sentence no matter how often I read it.

"Women showed no effects when told they were masculine; however, men given feedback suggesting they were feminine expressed more support for war, homophobic attitudes, and interest in purchasing an SUV."

Still perusing the IRS Direct File repo, especially the technical decision artifacts. It’s a rare glimpse into how teams consider tradeoffs when building government software

https://beckysweger.com/2025/06/10/irs-direct-file-adr-highlights.html

IRS Direct File ADR Highlights

The newly-released source code for IRS Direct File is a …

Watching https://webassembly.github.io/spec/core/text/instructions.html#folded-instructions load in and realizing with fridge horror that somebody made a web page by just writing TeX into a .html file and then onLoad running a JavaScript that re-interprets the tex into HTML
Instructions — WebAssembly 2.0 (Draft 2025-06-24)

Me: It's confusing to talk about programming sometimes because that "type" is a vocabulary word with special meaning but it's also a general word in English. I know, if I ever need to express a general category of things, I'll use the unambiguous word "kind".

Haskell: *About to play a hilarious prank on me*