I think it would be really fun to do a talk that's not just "intro to passkeys" but more "how can you mess up passkey implementation".

I know you can set up SSO so you don't link the SSO accounts immutably to an account. You 100% could do the same thing with passkeys, and I think proposing a talk would be good incentive to learn more about how passkeys work in detail (like how badly could you mess up a passkey request? Or is it really just that robust because the browser controls it? What if you roll your own in a custom app? Maybe the only issues are after the passkey exchange, but that still gives you a rich tapestry of fuck ups to choose from!)

Would you be interested in such a talk? What questions do you have about passkeys?

I finally unsubscribed from @theaifix
4/5 of the most recent podcasts have been people just accepting the hype, and today's episode contrasting with https://neuromatch.social/@jonny/116324676116121930 shows without a doubt that the pod no longer delivers value.

"Coders will be obsolete!! We can all go relax on boats while Claude code does all the work!" Is an entirely blind assessment of the situation.

It is fair that most enterprise software sucks and in that context maybe adding more garbage software doesn't make things worse. I guess this is where things like NIS2 matters even more. When you can no longer sell your slop because there's no way you can pass any certification needed to even bid, maybe people will start learning?

I can hope at least.

If AIs write in a mix of African dialects of English, what style of German do they write in? Is there a "delve" equivalent or some other tell that's due to the dialect of the folks who are training it?

What about French? I would imagine French AIs also speak with African dialects?