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Also, fwiw, you can deploy single lambda functions directly in approx 3s and, of course, Architect sandbox works locally and starts up subsecond. As far as iteration speed goes: there is no one or way faster to build for AWS han Architect (or if you prefer #frontend Enhance)

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@0xabad1dea I'm not so sure about that. I'm using the pro version of Windows 10 and my attempts to not use Bing were eventually defeated completely. There is no "absolutely the fuck not" switch for Windows surveilling my local file searches by forwarding them to Bing. I had to turn it off with registry hacks.

I do agree whatever scam they're pulling with juicing the OpenAI numbers cannot possibly be financially sustainable. I don't know how long that can last.

FRESH WORDS

From me, on BBC Future

It's about how a teenage achieved the impossible in an arcade game nearly three times older than him, about how communities support learning, and about why I'm optimistic about human flourishing in the digital age

bbc.co.uk/future/article/20240

#learning #tetris #AI #CognitiveScience

The way the social media cards have fallen, I think my natural home is now here on Mastodon - despite its limitations.

Overall I prefer the exchanges on
here, which can be considered views rather than instant 'takes'.

Threads is now tending towards toxicity (especially the default "for you" tab which you cannot opt out of; Bluesky has not caught me; and I really only visit X for the Aston Villa tweeters still on there.

For those interested in such things, here are 2 657 images showing the Office of Road and Rail 2021/22 passenger travel data projected onto a shortest-path network for each of the active mainline railway stations github.com/anisotropi4/kingfis

The main code still needs some work but the will be posted on GitHub here github.com/anisotropi4/kingfis

(There are already some helper scripts for generating markdown and creating the PNG images but not data yet)

#DataVisualization #Rail #PassengerData #ORR #2021

Can we just stop using Discord and go back to using forum sites?

I realize it's (comparatively) super easy to set up, but y'all realize it's just going to bite us all in the ass as soon as someone at Discord decides they need to turn up the profit ratio?

It's a ticking time bomb. The whole thing is going to follow the enshittification process, and anything of value on there is going to be lost/sold/destroyed. Y'all are just feeding the monster.

My free Pixel Watch 2 finally arrived today, and immediately I'm hit with a massive problem: Fitbit, which is Google's new fitness stuff, does not work with a Workspaces account. Just won't accept it. As usual, Google fucks over its oldest, most loyal paying customers. I've had this account since 2006. So no fitness features for me. At all.

Good job, Google. Better waste some more money on your useless "AI" features while your actual customers get boned.

Just finished watching the christmassy episode of #DoctorWho. Already loving the new Doctor and companion. I'm very curious about that old neighbour lady Mrs Flood.

Does anyone here have experience with charging retainer fees? I suppose lawyers can reply, but I'm more interested in freelancers or independent contractors who charge retainer fees (whether they be general retainers, retainer fees, or special retainers) for a service to a client.

Well. Not the best Christmas episode, but at this moment I'm ready to eat anything RTD feeds us. Just let the man do his work. #DoctorWho

Thinking to myself this morning “Threads can’t be as bad as I recall…”

First post in my feed: Instagram influencer with a cup of coffee watching the sunrise from her balcony in a $1000/night hotel built with slave labor in a country where women can’t drive, telling me about how she has discovered that the secret to life is learning to savor the little things.

No, apparently the secret to life is to be born rich, white, and beautiful.

Anyway, that’s enough Threads for 2024.

20mph limits reduce emissions by 25%
20mph limits reduce casualties by 20-30%
20mph limits increase travel choices
20mph limits make little difference to travel times
20mph limits are popular Make 20mph the urban/village norm
20splenty.org/briefings

0% of people die when hit at 23 MPH
25% die when hit at 32 MPH
New York Department of Transportation.

Yup, I'd say that means @letsencrypt works fine for pure-IPv6 hosts :

2600:3000:2710:200::83 - - [01/Jan/2024:16:16:37 +0000] "GET /.well-known/acme-challenge/y0GGAeXQve8QXRXBFq8crrwnz0pohggiqOe247ilswQ HTTP/1.1" 200 87 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Let's Encrypt validation server; +letsencrypt.org)"

still can't get Qualys SSL Labs to connect though, and my local mobile network isn't IPv6 enabled to double check

Long ago, I was an angry young man who railed against all the injustices of the world, but now time has passed, I have matured and learned so much more about things, and now I am an angrier old man.

My birthday present from @alistairmacdonald - a one-of-a-kind custom-etched illuminated panel with a tech drawing of a minifig (Little Caz for scale). He’s clever, isn’t he? 💜

A roundup of some of our favorite community projects of the year:

First up, this insane Framework Laptop Mainboard-powered cyberdeck by Ben_Makes with a 2400x900 screen and a trackball

@whoshepodcast it'd be really good if you said your social media addresses in the podcast.

Long time listener, taken ages to locate you, in the end was luck on the hash tag

@tess @mcc @Pashhur it's that way because of the law of Equivalent Exchange. Python added parentheses to print, so it had to take them from somewhere else to maintain balance.

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