This is good, 880 placed in the hell tier where it belongs reddit.com/r/bayarea/comm…

it’s well-established convention that all code located under common/util is cursed

You all should be proud of what you built together. And for doing what’s right for you, even if it’s hard 💙 🫡

btw I think timeline ranking is broken 🤷‍♂️

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Given a pending crisis in coming years over creative authenticity, I wonder if a market will develop for tools or technology which differentiate human-generated original material. For example, cameras which digitally sign the photo and provide cloud APIs for verification, etc

My kids don’t quite comprehend that they’re watching history in the making 🇦🇷 🇫🇷

“When can we launch a new bad policy when most people won’t notice?”

The sad reality of all the 2.0-era bad takes on how simple it would be to “fix” or “rebuild” Twitter is that they are wholly under-appreciating the challenges and complexity of this system at scale. If it looks like a simple app as a user, that is because the UX does a good job.

I wrote more about this here: medium.com/@mikecvet/the-…

Why software migrations are broken, and some ideas for how to fix them blog.bitsrc.io/migrations-8f1…

Toying around with Rust and hash functions: betterprogramming.pub/learning-rust-…

Better-than-Cubic Complexity for Matrix Multiplication in Rust by Mike Cvet betterprogramming.pub/better-than-cu…

Distinguishing authentic human-produced media from deepfakes or other algorithmically generated media is notoriously difficult. The C2PA standard provides confidence that supported classes of media are human-generated — when stated as such in metadata mikecvet.medium.com/verifying-the-…