this is how design works
09.02.2026 17:34
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this is how design works
I thought this talk from @bcantrill.bsky.social was very good
youtu.be/v0JjG0Qfwi8?...
Happy New Year crazy internet people!
This is one of the nightmares of modern security. We need to know where every single one of those is, what we're trusting it to do and not do, and how to make it stop *immediately*.
And every time someone wants to use a new one we need to figure out whether we can trust it as far as we can throw it
so sooo wholesome
happy regular-day to all non-americans
good read and always relevant, "how complex systems fail"
how.complexsystems.fail
walking around the app versus walking around the compiler
vickiboykis.com/2025/09/09/w...
bernsteinbear.com/blog/walking...
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I've worked with both. I like certain elements of doing business with both and having them as colleagues. These kind of posts always feel like a dick measuring contest
The US vs EU debate is especially tiresome. It's simply not true that all people in Europe do is be on vacation all summer and sleep in all day long. At least not in my circle. And 9/10 times person doing this coal-posting himself is working on some degenerate gambling app
we need more measured tones and less histrionics and doom-speak
To explain this photo a bit more: back then, most programming was done on paper (sometimes on special coding sheets), then punched onto cards/tape, then fed into a mainframe to be tested (& if necessary debugged). Counterintuitively, needing LESS computer time was the mark of a better programmer!
some candor for tuesday. i wanna stress that i'm not anti AI and the gains in productivity because of it are undeniable but i also think we're in a bubble
i use inoreader btw
The amount of alpha in this post is off the charts
www.seangoedecke.com/good-system-...
German to English was surprisingly easy. my mother tongue to English I had to think like two seconds at times for preceding number/lang
finally caught up with this paper and it was very accessible and had none of that appeal-to-emotion bit that many news organizations do when laying the case against frontier labs.
this account is now firmly RSS pilled. can't believe i used to live like a caveman
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very cool!! I read a lot myself – books, blogs, reports and all that – but it's humbling to come across an elite reader :) all the best w your reading progress for the rest of the year
how are you pulling these numbers in a month? how fast/long do you read/day?
asking for a friend
the first bloomberg viz is atrocious though. jarring colors, text overlay on an already crowded viz in a low contrast color, not very intuitive key for parsing the viz etc etc. they usually don't drop the ball but i guess this one passed through the checks unnoticed
maybe in the coming years we will see Akeso-Merck corporate wars in biotech. don't discount life-saving chinese drugs in the market in the near future
btw on the subject of clinical trial reforms, China IS faster and more efficient than US and certainly EU for a few yrs now. there was a recent report that talked more about this
www.bloomberg.com/news/feature...