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A python script that uses the GitHub API to delete closed GitHub Issues

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// Written by thechelsuk
// Published 2026-06-22, with 31 words.

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Good Morning, Here is your daily briefing… On Monday, 22 June 2026 The average temperature today is 21.47˚C, With highs of 21.96˚C and lows of 20.4˚C, It may feel like 21.66˚C with overcast clouds The wind speed is 2.68m/s and visibility is 10000m The pressure...

My weekly blog post. Links this week include a thespian feline, analog ASCII art and a directory of sites that have that Old Web feel. I checked out a new coffee place and I'm leaving Roku and going back to a media PC. Plus, as usual, I listened to, read and watched things.

The days began to grow shorter, but the nights refused to fill the gap. In those in-between times that were not for sleep nor wakefulness, we stayed quietly together, and found a new kind of rest. There were more hours for living, then. Soon the next solstice will come.

Serverless is convenient and I love it, given the right context. In some cases, it can be more expensive than an always-on deployment.

But serverless misconfiguration can cost you millions!!! And cautionary tales are in order

https://serverlesshorrors.com/

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Serverless ก็สะดวกดี เชียร์ให้ใช้นะ แต่ต้องดูทรงดีๆ ว่า ใช้แล้วดีกับตัวเอง หรือใช้แล้วลำบากกว่าเดิม แต่บทเป็น serverless มันจะแปลว่า คิดตังตามใช้จริงนะ ถ้าไม่จำเป็นต้องใช้แต่เปิดไว้ ตังก็จะไหลเป็นน้ำ

แล้วนี่คือสภาวะตังไหลแบบที่เจอทีน่าจะจำยันโลกหน้า

https://serverlesshorrors.com/

Braintrust query: Do you have a copy of Radio UserLand that runs?

Here is a video I threw together this morning while waiting for Jeannie to pee. Then I had Braden produce some music for it using Ableton Live.

With AI you can have a team of assistants available on call at any time. The other day I went from working on a deep technical problem (changing the format of a permalink, which is also used as an id) quickly and correctly and then immediately switching to how to format a blo...

Reply on Twitter: "There's a great comic routine, forget who did it, Dave Chapelle maybe, about how people complain about how shitty air travel is, never stopping to realize that it's utterly amazing that there even is such a thing."

I don't think Obama deserves to go down as a good president. He let the fascists in. His big moment was when he let Mitch McConnell keep his Supreme Court nominee from being approved. Never should have conceded. He didn't fight at all. He was president of the United States, the place where the buck stops.

Looking at the picture of the four ex-presidents at the opening of the Obama library, they all played a part in creating Trump. Obama gave away the Supreme Court (see above). Clinton literally got blow jobs from a White House employee in the Oval Office. It's like wiping your ass with the American flag. That is fucked up, I don't care how fucked up the Repubs are. Bush, don't get me started on Bush. He seems like a sweet old dude now, but he was definitely on the path to Trump. And Biden -- his job as POTUS was to protect the United States. At that he failed in every imaginable way. Gauge the insult by what's happening now. Biden could have prevented that. He was too vain to see he had failed and decided he should run again! Holy shit. I'm ten years younger than he was and I don't think I'd have any business being president of anything. ;-)

We lost a lot more than a few hundred billion in Iran war. We had invested much more over 80 years on peace in the Middle East. In one brief orgy of violence Trump threw that away.

Hey what we're doing in AI-land is building the Matrix we want to live in. When we get there there won't be anything left to do in this dimension, our plane will finally lift off and fly awaaaay in the sky. I hope you understand, I just had to go back to the Island.

I find myself going to the MDN page for HTTP status codes regularly enough that I thought a nice little table of the codes could be helpful. I'm sure something like this exists, but after approximately 26 seconds of searching for it, I gave up, and now the world is cursed with this.

Today's song: Back to the Island.

One thing is true -- Claude is much better at needle-in-haystack troubleshooting. It doesn't get flustered or overwhelmed. And it can hold the whole map in its head, whatever that looks like, impossible to imagine.

Yesterday we saw the new play by our comrades in Antrakt7: Fairfly. It’s a play written by the Catalan author Joan Yago which tells the story of four white-collar workers who, upon getting the news of their potential layoff, decide to “change the world.” Let me briefly su...

Happy Summer Solstice and Father’s Day! The grayness of everything is slowly fading away but it’s still there. Reading, writing, coding… they all feel drab these last few weeks. I attribute this to our upcoming apartment move. I hope I’ll be able to rekindle the fire within...

one of my favourite tempos two legs: baaad! prime number:good?    

Stories about mysterious games, kissing frogs, apples, chambers, and a walk to the impossible whale skeleton on the hill.