twitter is the uber of microblogging

it's beautiful. also this is when the length of day is changing the fastest, so the angle of the sun and the colors it makes are changing the fastest as well.

snowclone overreach

This Week in Bitcoin from https://npub.blog/a/naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzp4hx023yj4tkmanpmnhf50qu4vl78ukwze895w9c7ckxj9vfauz8qqgrwv36942xsefd2dcxzmfd2ashy6896ln/ npub.blog translates articles with imeta tags containing 'audio/mpeg' mimetypes into podcast episodes

I keep coming back to making lists of lists, or more accurately, set of sets. is there a reason why it doesn't exist in the NIPS? just hasn't been a need so far, or was it discussed and discarded? I ask because I've looked and did not find anything. thinking of using 30100 for that kind. I like the idea of a hierarchical list of lists than can link in lists owned and maintained by others. if you hang follow sets from those lists, it becomes a nice way to subscribe to a feed, if there are clients that allow it.

this is because long form content is currently an afterthought for most clients. no blame, most don't care. but we definitely need better tools.

https://youtu.be/iqomTAiRnVM

so beautiful. ordovician?

this is a common issue I think, but specifically with claude code.. I'm so exhausted by having to explain when I'm asking a question about a proposed change I am never asserting something... always just asking. when i ask something like "why are you using Getenv() here?" I usualy get: "You're absolutely right! I was so wrong, I'll stop that and go this other way..." if I wanted to express that sentiment I'd do it directly. has anyone found a way to phrase a question economically that conveys that you actually just want an answer?

they are the 1-900 numbers of our times

the worst part about it is you know the model (assuming claude...) does not understand. worse still are apologies. if your short term memory is wiped every few minutes, an apology is pretty pointless and hollow.