It's not that I mind AI written vulnerability reports for .NET, but there are a few problems we're seeing
1) Simply submitting the output from your favourite AI without testing the code it says demonstrates the vulnerability is bad.
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I built a procedural medieval island map generator using Wave Function Collapse on hex grids. 4,100 cells, 900 possible states per cell, 60fps on mobile. Wrote up the whole process with lessons learned. Links below 👇 #threejs #webgpu
An electrifying view of a deep zoom into the Mandelbrot fractal. It looks like lightning though... how can this be all fun the same formula, you ask. Incredible, I know. It's a Benoit Blanc Mandelbrot mystery. Don't delve too deeply though, it keeps getting weirder.
Yes, actually I will just be posting photos of my child because it's mine and I love it.
fractious-deep.web.app?x=-0.1993579...
Hmm... I had been thinking about adding points of interest. Maybe I could do that with user submissions and +1s to get popular hot spots.
Swirling black filigree of tentacles, perhaps. It's yet more staring into the void stuff. Sometimes I zoom so deep I wonder if it's legal to see what I'm seeing. What do you think it is? Answers on a postcard... or reply here. That would be nice, to know you're reading this.
Weekend progress. Everything is faster, smoother, and the code is a bit cleaner. I also managed to break all the previous links by fiddling the URL format, so I consider that an excuse to post more screenshots instead of blogging about it.
fractious-deep.web.app?x=-0.7780236...
Arguably the most valuable use of time!
Ah, I see your problem. You were running `npm ruin build`.
Admirable pun.
Big Macerati?
Name a TV show you feel like no one remembers but you
Square One.
I loved this show when I was a kid.
Mathnet was always my favourite segment.
Been meaning to blog about my fractal app, so naturally I spent the time implementing Bluesky and Mastodon comment integration on my site instead. Frontmatter in the markdown for a parent URL + search for mentions of the blog/demo URLs. What to procrastinate on next?
rowan.fyi/posts/modern...
That is a very intense poster.
Perhaps just shortening to "guac" for the infinitive.
"I'm guacking all of this."
"They really guacked that up."
Then a few acronyms like SNAGU or GUBAR.
It seems we can now customize the select element, right? right?!
Demo: codepen.io/t_afif/pen/P... via @codepen.io
Did you know you can just come talk to the people who help shape how the web works? If you're in London, the W3C Technical Architecture Group (TAG) is hosting a panel discussion this Wednesday evening. Well worth it if you're interested in getting involved in web standards!
ti.to/web-standard...
Starting a war when your ratings are in the toilet is a well-trodden path which is why I'm concerned Starmer will lemming-like push the UK into Iran as well.
You can find the slides of my #SotB2026 talk on my blog: www.bram.us/2026/02/28/a...
Missing out on all the lovely #SotB people and content as I'm too sick, but I'll watch the tag to really 10× the FoMO 🥹 Say hi to my teammates @bram.us, @tunetheweb.com, @nmarkoborodova.bsky.social, @oliverdunk.com, Nour, Tara, and Milica!
I got me a whole bunch of drugs, so fingers crossed. It's miserable to miss out, but I know there are always more opportunities.
These feel so satisfying!
Genuinely heartwarming to see a clear victory for a progressive party focused on the obvious core problem of wealth inequality. And, of course, a decisive "no' to ineffective neoliberals and the far-right racists. I really hope this is a turning point for the country.
No way to "both sides" on this one.
The Sanitizer API landed in Firefox 148, along with element.setHTML().
This lets you fully configure how HTML strings are cleaned as they're parsed.
hacks.mozilla.org/2026/02/good...
heyyyy i can almost take the disclaimer off this post!!
keith.is/post/html-sa...
The director of enforcement for age verification on porn sites is called... George Lusty. I mean 😙🤌 Still a terrible idea, but I can't be mad about this now.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
It builds as you read through, so it's kinda compelling. The linked references are also really helpful. I'm getting into dev.to/janeori/expe... now. Also the little comment in compile_css.py means I've got moxielogic.org/blog/pages/a... open too.
Dug into the code and it's super readable! 🎠
Lots of @function and if(), so Chromium-only for now. Anyway, here's the 16-bit xor to peruse:
github.com/rebane2001/x...
i built an entire x86 CPU emulator in CSS (no javascript)
you can write programs in C, compile them to x86 machine code with GCC, and run them inside CSS
lyra.horse/x86css/
