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Willpower matters.

Nice explainer.

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Evidence-based UK review of lithium orotate for longevity, sleep, and healthy ageing. Updated 2026-09-22.

"I sometimes think about how you could study a single grain of sand all your life, and you'd never know all there was to know about it." He was rolling something between finger and thumb as he said it. It might have been sand, but it

Big fan of Nilay’s podcast. Gave the latest ten minutes before I closed and deleted. I don’t always get to the end of his episodes but generally do get through the first 50%. A First.

Napster Is Back, and It Wants to Digitally Clone Teachers

“We’re not at the point yet where AI can fully replace humans, and therefore we want to leverage that technology overlaid on top of humans to get the most of it.

Obviously the entire premise of replacing human teachers with AI is ridiculous. But I’ve never understood why you don’t just start a new company instead of re-purposing the name of an old one. It’s like if Blockbuster came back as a fintech startup.

Creator: Larry Cuba Year: 1982-1985 Medium: 16 mm film Software: Custom written in Z-Grass Programming Language Computer: Datamax UV-1    

Why I think reading books matters and what I get out of it.

who is joining the AI Force? C’mon! I know you want to. LOL

If it is Meta, it must be good. LOLOL arstechnica.com/security/…

why's (poignant) guide to ruby

Endgame for the Open Web I saw Mike Masnick’s recent piece where he argued that one of the things that might enable a resurgence of the open web might be… AI. Times are changing, sure. I think Mike makes a great point though: it does lower the barrier of entry to build a w...

I asked Claude to create a list of all the verbs in Atlantis. Some of them obviously don't do anything. We don't have the card funtionality, or the osa, rectangle, pict, rez or point verbs. What is pikeRenderer? I think we could have a use for quicktime verbs? There's a new scheduler, I wrote it in 2014 or so, but the old one is there, and we just found a reference to it. This could make a nice community project.

Reminder to self, Frontier must have websockets verbs. I love websockets, and it'll fit in perfectly with everything else Frontier it does. I don't think Websockets existed when Frontier went to sleep.

Brian Lehrer podcast has an esp good one hour episode with interviews about the end of the world as we know it with AI. He's so good at cutting through the hype and getting to reality as are his guests.

I can now publish a new part to the codecasting feed. It was one of the things that broke in the transition to current MacOS for Frontier.

تعني كلمة «Elegiac» «متعلقة بمرثية أو تتضمنها»، والمرثية هي قصيدة أو أغنية حزينة، ولا سيما تلك التي تعبر عن الحزن على شخص متوفى. وغالبًا ما تُستخدم كلمة «إليجي» لوصف قصيدة أو أغنية أو نصّ أو ما شابه، تعبر عن الحزن على شيء انقضى الآن1: تتعلق بـ، أو تتألف من، أو تتكون من سطرين...

RE: @manton.org's comment on @sixcolors.com's review of the M6 Mac Mini:

Maybe there’s a missing product in Apple’s lineup: a Mac with the guts of the $699 MacBook Neo. Call it a Mac nano.

When the redesigned Mac Mini was announced I had hoped for it to be USB-C powered. But a Mac Nano (or Mac Neo) would be an even better fit for a USB-C powered Mac that could be used in all the ways you can use a Raspberry Pi. I bet they could beat the old Mac Mini pricing for a device like this, and ship it at $299-399.