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veritasium video promoting some VPS host for specifically OpenClaw is pretty on the nose considering the quality of their videos going down
i used to prefer a slimmer vim runtime for more robust macro playback, but find emacs' broad feature-interop (and nested-minibuffers -- much like nested-lookups in an e-reader dictionary) more important for meeting an increased demand for reliability and *expectations* from tactile systems
the "linkedin speak" translator is slop by slopbros, why is everyone feeding into it

I think this is a reasonablly good take - it doesn't account for the argument that interacting with LLM output influences you, potentially in a harmful way, but it does come up with a reasonably coherent argument and position.

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I think if I spend any more time on this, I'll risk doing more harm than good: new blog post on "AI" and ethics. https://www.williamjbowman.com/blog/2026/03/13/against-vibes-part-2-ought-you-use-a-generative-model/

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@clarfonthey im working on a tiny, one-handed, text-expansion--based keyboard and one of my favorite tiny-keyboard friends inspired me to put *space* on pinkie (calculus is different again >u<)

Didn't like the sideways movements required by most thumb-keys, but my scheme had already coalesced around using two, so i made them into a column. At some point i will have to implement caps-word :p

Redox OS has added a Certificate of Origin policy and a strict no-LLM policy to our CONTRIBUTING.md: https://gitlab.redox-os.org/redox-os/redox/-/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md
CONTRIBUTING.md 路 master 路 redox-os / redox 路 GitLab

Redox: A Rust Operating System

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Slay The Spire 2's placeholder art should be a lesson to all the developers caught up in AI-generated nonsense https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/slay-the-spire-2s-placeholder-art-should-be-a-lesson-to-all-the-developers-caught-up-in-ai-generated-nonsense

Yesssssss

Slay The Spire 2's placeholder art should be a lesson to all the developers caught up in AI-generated nonsense

Rather than get caught up in the generative AI debate, Slay The Spire 2's developers have worn their placeholder art on their sleeves

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@civodul i love it! c:

it's been many years now since i've kept my guix checkout up-to-date, but i'd written a macro, `modify-record`, using cut-inspired syntax to similar effect

(eg. in https://codeberg.org/antlers/old-guix-config/src/branch/main/modules/antlers/systems/transformations/yubi.scm)

i used literals `=>`, `-->`, or `->` at the call-site to branch over whether a field was thunked, delayed, or neither (resp.). wasn't able to wrap my mind around the records internals enough to make that implicit before moving on to my next fixation

i infer from the terminology in the issue and scope of the changes that this *only* applies to thunked fields (generally build-system `arguments` and os `services`), and not to un-thunked fields (like os `users` or os `kernel-arguments`), nor to `delay`-ed fields (took a second to find one: os `swap-devices`) if still applicable 3 years since

no notes tbh, just want to be sure you know someone's already seen this who knows exactly what you mean and appreciates you -- there are dozens (of dozens!) of us c:

old-guix-config/modules/antlers/systems/transformations/yubi.scm at main

old-guix-config - Uploaded for posterity, sans commit history and some sensative files.

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