youtu.be/V94tF_ltNFQ?is=zsDO… The monologue of "honoring your boomers."

Watching the "Dirty Harry" series again is one way to appreciate the complexity of dealing with the matter of good versus evil. I hope the crumbling of the alliance on the right will call for a stronger philosophical foundation in 10 years. Not this time.

Dennis Prager: Right and Wrong Are Not a Matter of Personal Opinion thefp.com/p/dennis-prager-ri…

This is one of the most exciting features coming to the Verse language: reactive programming that “just works”!

And Rubio's latest speech poses a decision that the so-called West must make urgently in response to the rise of the autocratic China: A Carney-lites' lament for "another world of yesterday," or a Rubionic charge for "the revival of the Columbus spirit."

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ZuriHac 2026 - Registrations are open! ZuriHac is a completely free, three-day grassroots Haskell coding festival co-organized by the Zürich Friends of Haskell and the OST Eastern Switzerland University of Applied Science. zureg.zfoh.ch/register

Positron has raised $230M in our Series B! We're eagerly gearing up for the challenges ahead, and yes, we ARE hiring! Actual humans, in Haskell and hardware roles, remote friendly. Feel free to reach out to me. eetimes.com/positron-230-mil…

""" Nostalgia is not a strategy; among many fundamental changes, China has never been a more serious challenge to the world order than in recent history. So, I find Carney-lite attitude pitiful at best, and utterly impotent at worst. "Another world of yesterday," to almost quote Stefan Zweig's work, only that it was no longer about the Habsburg myth but a liberal-order myth. Get on with it! """

The CEO of IKEA has just been appointed as the prime minister of Sweden. He's currently assembling his cabinet.

Roger Federer is 50% "er"

Having seen and survived more than a decade of political insanity in tech, my recommendations for healthy open-source projects are simple: - No politics in open-source (left or right) - No COC, language policing, political banners, or any other divisive and inherently political symbols and tools of power - No consideration for conduct in other communities; whatever they said on X or BlueSky is irrelevant - Speech and conduct within the project should be professional and focused on the goals of the project - The only valid reason to ban someone is because they are making MORE work for core contributors than their contributions justify (if Stalin wants to submit a good PR, merge it without fuss) - The only valid reason to moderate is because someone can't respect the above, and in such a case, the moderator, moderation decision, and moderated content should be transparent to guard against abuse In a nutshell: Code first. Be professional. Leave politics at the door.

If you do functional programming (like in Wolfram Language) you've probably used lots of pure functions, or lambdas. But what are lambdas like in the wild? Things I'm doing in CS, bio and ML converged to make me curious to find out... And as seems to happen whenever I go exploring in the computational universe ... they surprised me ... writings.stephenwolfram.com/…

Latency visualized.

Leave this place. Touch some grass. Social media, as it is, is not fixable.

See you there :p

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What is rhetoric: Functions: to inform, persuade, and motivate. Disciplines: pedagogy, sales, and marketing. Good approaches: to educate with precision, to connect with empathy, and to inspire with sincerity. Bad approaches: to indoctrinate, to deceive, and to demagogue.