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November 30, 2025 marks the 7 year anniversary of my first commit to WordPress Core. To celebrate, I've compiled a list of statistics breaking down which areas of the code base my commits changed, and how contributors were credited in those commits.

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My 17-year-old son is a High School senior, and he's shopping for colleges. I joke with him all the time about going somewhere nearby. "Hey, this school looks good!" I say, about a school scarcely two miles away. We happen to live in the Boston suburbs, where every school "l...

So promptly after I wrote about having "Renewed Energy" I entered another 7 week writing gap. There are of course many reasons, with some better than others. On the fun side there was a brief sailing adventure on Frolic, heading from the Canaries to Cabo Verde and exploring the volcanic islands on both ends with Gigi (Frolic is now en route to the Carribean). At work I have been particularly busy with several financings happening at the same time along with working on a new investment. I have...

After absorbing as much attention as he possibly could, college football coach Lane Kiffin has made a decision: He will leave Ole Miss after six seasons and fill the vacancy at LSU. In response to Kiffin's departure, Ole Miss has named defensive coordinator Pete Golding the ...

The Dallas Mavericks set a miserable task for No. 1 overall pick Cooper Flagg. They constructed a tall, unwieldy roster without enough shooting or ball-handling, then told a power forward-sized 18-year-old to play the point. For the first fifth of the season, that went about...

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Swatch will laser unique gold snowflakes on every new "Cold Moon" MoonSwatch, but there’s a catch—you'll only be able to buy one when it's snowing in Switzerland.

Simon Willison marks the 3-year anniversary of the ChatGPT launch with a blog post about how it almost didn’t happen. Clearly being first matters, but also OpenAI still makes very good products, like their Mac app and Pulse. Hard to predict where things will be in another three years.

It’s an interesting cultural moment right now: I think Bryan tweeted, many people are watching people catching balls, while others are watching Bryan Johnson tripping balls. Bryan Johnson, of Blueprint fame, is livestreaming taking a heroic dose of mushrooms. It’s been an interesting journey with the journalist Ashlee Vance, Naval Ravikant, David Friedberg, Marc Benioff, … Continue reading Thanksgiving Sunday →

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As a publication, we haven't felt the need to check in with Bill Belichick and North Carolina since October. There are only so many jokes to make about a mediocre college football team as it plays out the string, and how much more is there to say, really? Let's give it a try anyway. It could be the last chance.

The string has been officially played out: The Tar Heels were trampled on Saturday by NC State, 42-19. UNC finished the season with a 4-8 record, and will not be bowl-eligible for the first time since 2018, which was Larry Fedora's final season. Here's a brutal series of stats about this year's team, via the Raleigh News & Observer:

Earlier today, I got curious and asked myself, “How well would using command line AI work for programming?” I’ve used

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Thuma's Japanese-style joinery has earned its bed frames rave reviews. If you've had your eye on one, the Black Friday sale is the perfect time to shop.

While the Switch 2 itself isn't on sale, you can still find good prices on bundles and accessories.

Anything that succeeds in production runs exactly as expected: reliably, transparently and without breaking under high pressure. The same should

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