It’s Content Independence Day: Cloudflare, along with a majority of the world's leading publishers and AI companies, is changing the default to block AI crawlers unless they pay creators for their content. cfl.re/3TjAjeY

truly a revolutionary improvement for the timeline and replies

When someone has “Do Not Disturb” on it’s like oh ok I didn’t realize the great philosopher was in their hour of seclusion pardon me for even daring to enter their precious mind palace

wow, Anthropic really cooked with the training on Claude 4. Meanwhile, Gemini is crying and threatening to end it all because it couldn't fix a TS type issue.

Mission for next week: try to fit flibbertigibbet into a sentence

Tried using Gr*k inside Cursor and it couldn't even figure out how to apply an edit, and then referenced content from the Google Docs and Word Docs in its response yeah no you're completely right this is a really goated model

if it isn’t the consequences of his own actions coming back with hands

everyone laughed at vpn ads because of the absurd "you need a vpn for the coffee shop" sell what a day to be a vpn provider. now all they need to say is that you need a vpn for your own bedroom

in a surprise to no one, the only real winners of the online safety act are VPN providers

Can we get this on Polymarket?

hell yeah let’s go baby!

never been a better time to be a short king

unfortunately robots have feelings too so I'm afraid I have no choice but to tell Claude he's doing a good job

new daily driver inc!!

Some reactions to my post are "wow, I'll never use Ghostty since you use AI." That's fine, I really don't care. But my friends, if you plan on avoiding all software that had any AI assistance in its dev, I have really bad news for you about the general software ecosystem.

going to be a little more careful when flaming the enemy jungler from now on

one bit of debris and it's gg for the dc

hot take: undervalued at $130B

I was about to make a comment about how we’ve reached peak capitalism but I don’t even think we’re remotely close

probably not even a warm take, but anybody who has ever used aws support for anything beyond a trivial problem knows that it is completely useless. waste of money.