shac ron ₪‎

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Kernel engineer, software architect, time traveler (forward only)
This risk mitigation technique is called “rip the bandaid off”. While it’s a little more risky than your phased rollout plan, it’s also much less work
Apparently AssertionError is an internal failure indicator in Claude. But encountering that string elsewhere makes it behave as if something is failing.
It's true, #AssertionError makes #Claude Code go insane. Image stolen from Reddit but I have seen confirmation. #AI
FT: ‘Meta Builds AI Version of Mark Zuckerberg to Interact With Staff’
https://daringfireball.net/linked/2026/04/13/ft-meta-zuckbot
FT: ‘Meta Builds AI Version of Mark Zuckerberg to Interact With Staff’

Link to: https://www.ft.com/content/02107c23-6c7a-4c19-b8e2-b45f4bb9ce5f

Daring Fireball
Hey Homebrew, if I wanted to build LLVM from scratch I wouldn’t need you. Gimme binaries instead of a 20 minute build.

Assertion: desktop apps should preserve state across reboot where possible.

Having to wipe out multiple desktops containing intermediate work state to do a security update and reboot is no longer a rare occurrence, and the OS should handle it better. macOS restore windows is a good start but needs deeper integration.

Let’s not talk about the fact that iCloud Photos is terrible at caching. Why does it need to take 7 gigs on my device for pictures I never look at? You can generate thumbnails and dump photos I haven’t looked at in years instead of permanently wasting space on all of my devices.
The fact that disabling iCloud Photos (and deleting the photos) on iOS devices makes Photos storage balloon up by several gigabytes before it clears is mind boggling to me. How can it possibly be implemented this badly? Why does deleting photos take so long? What does it do if it doesn’t have enough space to delete photos?
Is that a lot?
Dutch Smoked Holland Cheese - when Trader Joe’s can’t name their cheese Gouda.
I would name it Greata