If, by some chance, I happened to beome exceedingly wealthy from my work on software, I would, in order:

1. Endow funds to care for the poor in Colorado.
2. Build a building or three like Saint Thomas on 5th Av. in Manhattan for the Anglican churches in Colorado.

Everything else would be gravy.

I’ve spent at least twenty minutes composing three mornings this week. Over an hour! That’s not much—truly—but it’s more than I’ve done any other single week in 2026. Building momentum is the thing, and I’m doing that.

Of course, I’m traveling for work next week. 🤦🏻‍♂️ We’ll see what I can make stick!

RE: https://tech.lgbt/@jnadeau/116722266648560507

I’ll just say it: this should be the default! Look how nice it looks for interface elements to, you know, be clearly delineated!

(I’m really glad this kind of thing is in there; the team has clearly taken a lot of feedback to heart and this looks like a really good iteration in the right direction. But I stand by my claim!)

The thing with Claude Code and Codex since that big jump late last fall is: they do in fact very often produce things that work.

And also when you poke at *how* they get things to work, it is very often a nightmare that will punch you in the face.

Doesn’t mean they’re useless. Sure does require vigilance.

RE: https://hachyderm.io/@nrc/116721598056285910

Bookmarked this to read it later—looks like it should be a handy resource! (Read anything @nrc writes about Rust!)