Kvůli novému blogu Anna Štádlerové jsem před pár dny málem zapomněl na oběd:
Zejména první post je moc hezká sonda do překladatelovy duše, zajímavá i pro někoho, kdo problematiku překládání běžně neřeší.
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In fact, if you squint a little, you can think of most spaceflight as just a complicated sequence of orbital transfers.
Watching the video, it’s funny to realize that to fly to the Moon, you actually put the spacecraft on a highly eccentric Earth orbit.
Curious what the Artemis II trajectory to the Moon looks like — and why? Here’s a nice video about it (also includes Apollo 8 and Artemis I):
Lunar Orbits Compared
Johannes ErnstWow. I don't think the US tech industry has quite grasped how big this is.
https://www.techpolicy.press/almost-two-thirds-of-europeans-back-replacing-us-tech-poll-finds/
With more and more security vulnerabilities discovered using AI, I think it’s time to update Linus’s law:
“Given enough tokens, all security bugs are shallow.”
I feel like I’m currently oscillating between stages 2 and 4.
https://andrewmurphy.io/blog/the-five-stages-of-losing-our-craft
The five stages of losing our craft | Debugging Leadership
Last Tuesday I was on a coaching call with an engineering manager. Let's call her Sarah (because that's her name). She was describing a situation I've now heard about forty times in the last twelve months. Her most senior developer, a guy with twelve years of experience and very strong opinions about YAML indentation (2 spaces, obviously, he's not a monster), had just refused to use Cursor. Not "tried it and didn't like it." Refused. On principle.
Jan 
#Diverse perspectives on #AI from #Rust contributors and maintainers
https://nikomatsakis.github.io/rust-project-perspectives-on-ai/feb27-summary.html
Healthy debates are still possible, it seems. 🙏
I’m still a fan of Bluesky and its community, but for me, Mastodon is the place to be right now.
1. Most tech people are on Mastodon, resulting in much more interesting content and conversations.
2. Mastodon’s model of decentralization, despite its many flaws, is better and more sustainable than Bluesky’s. This is especially true in today’s political and legal climate (US–EU split, various age-verification laws, …).