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AddBrrrr, date in javascript is even worse than I thought. Ridiculous.
A talk I have about my clocks
The other costs of LLMs. Or should we start calling them IPs? Internet Parasites?
Brilliant, clever recursive animations
Being lazy is a good idea, and I need to look into view transitions.
I really should make a martian clock. It should somehow be political though.
Interessant, over een uitgestorven vorm van het Nederlands.
The author writes about junktime, which I think is an even higher step from kairos -> chronos -> junktime. Who was it again who said that Kairos is village life, Chronos is city life, controlled by the clock, and then Junktime might be online life, controlled by ever presence.
So there is no scientific proof that hsl is easier to use. But it does resemble the way human describe colours, much more than rgb.
Interesting: programming is not about finishing a product, it is about making, understanding and working with the thing. So programming is not about the end result, it is about the experience. Reminds me of chronos vs kairos.
Observations about shrinking time, the idea that the computer didn’t give us more time, as promised, but instead filled our lives with micro tasks. We should leave the clock at the door in many situations, like the art/design classroom
Liquid glass is bad.
Absolutely fantastic article that calculates the amount of photons that reach the eye from a single, printed letter.
A nice introduction to testing with voice over on a Mac.
Form labels and what they do
Some excellent nerdy and niche HTML knowledge about the href attribute value.
The fascinating idea that time moved slower in right after the big bang
Some interesting ideas here, most notably that you should decide what the discussion is about. At the moment, silicon valley decides and that’s bad.
One of many people warning for a bubble
Shocking article about the ‘hysterical obedience’ in Germany:
very common in Germany, that to be law-abiding means not merely to obey the laws but to act as though one were the legislator of the laws that one obeys.
The brilliant project by Jaap Meijers. An ereader that shows the time by showing quotes from books that show the time.
Erg goed verhaal over het weigeren van LLMs en het opzetten van een LLM-loze schrijversclub