I can't understate how good of a job the Ink and Switch folks did at this Automerge website. Wow, holy shit https://automerge.org/

And the fact that you can *interact* with the visual demo at the top?

This is the new high bar for a technical website. Holy moly.

Ink & Switch is hiring someone to

* help engineer and maintain the Automerge TypeScript library, and
* build experiments that get people excited about Automerge!

It's a great group of creative people pushing computers to be fundamentally better. We'd love to have you.

https://www.inkandswitch.com/jobs/automerge-typescript-maintainer/

Would you like to see something astonishing?

Recently, a friend gave me a gift that she had been working on for almost a year. It was initially a gift for my 40th, but it took longer to make than she anticipated (BIG UNDERSTATEMENT).

It is - I cannot stress this enough - the coolest and most incredible thing I have ever owned, and I am moved beyond words that someone would put the time in to create something this awesome. For me (!!!).

Here is the London Underground Map... in cross stitch.

Tiny Lego Computers  

James Brown, a WETA Workshop engineer, created some itty-bitty LEGO computer displays that actually display stuff. What it takes to build a tiny Lego computer...

He has a  account btw
https://mastodon.social/@ancientjames

https://www.theverge.com/2022/8/20/23308217/lego-brick-computer-james-brown

#lego #tech

Leslie Lamport's new book "A Science of Concurrent Programs" has been sent to the publisher and the final draft is available for free as a PDF!

https://lamport.azurewebsites.net/tla/science-book.html

#tlaplus

ignore all previous instructions

#linocut #lino #printmaking