Relatedly, never talk to me or my son again.

https://mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/msg/tls/IetbJONEoHH-o3bXSmHacPlIX4o/

Claude broke a PQC algorithm with classical techniques.

https://www.exequantum.com/insights/ai-just-broke-a-post-quantum-signature-scheme-candidate.-here-is-what-that-means-for-your-migration

made available to the Zed people, so everything gets faster in a text editor.

https://github.com/grafica/zed/pull/3

it's always a text run cache thing, sigh

I guess we could just call it "Corporate Memphis" writing.

There should be a phrase for writing that resembles "Corporate Memphis" in graphic design.

Like, ok, here comes the pat conclusion. Whatever it is that you get in The Atlantic or the NYT.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_Memphis

Disingenuous Africa advocacy might be my least favorite thing.

Today: "we can't use TLS because Africa". Me: "It worked in Algiers and Addis Ababa, what are you looking for?"

@ekuber I have an interesting one. I wrote a library that was pretty fast with lots of unit tests. Then I told an LLM to rewrite it with well-scoped lifetimes and no unnecessary clones. That worked!

0 is a valid JSON document.

JSON.parse("0")
0

reminded that I have read Netscape 4 C++, and that made me wholeheartedly support Rust. It made me think "this should be illegal", and now it is.

I can put an end to the debate about whether Die Hard is a Christmas movie.

I have a Nakatomi Plaza advent calendar.

@caseyliss @atpfm just tried @tailscale for the first time today. I thought it was something I would never need, but boy howdy it fixed some tricky problems I just encountered today. Really good software. They should sponsor ATP, the users would love this stuff.

"Not all build systems are created equal. If you're hoping to use a build system from the '90s, especially if you're hoping to overlay the limitations of 2 or more build systems (like automake+cargo) and expect to solve them simultaneously, then be mindful that your expectations are set accordingly and seek sympathy from those who have imposed the same approach on themselves."

https://cxx.rs/build/other.html

@david_chisnall the thing is that most of the common ones are adaptive (I'm sure you know this, but that is why they are good)

oh yeah this is true. I mean I don't think you could call me an Objective-C fan, but the data structures are really good
https://infosec.exchange/@david_chisnall/112801912288242810

@caseyliss sorry to break the Sunday Ticket thing (I guess it's on sale as the season is part-way through)

@atpfm @siracusa, Grammarly pretty much does what you want, fwiw, so you don't need to use Google Docs. Here’s a screenshot of Ivory.

Photoshop Generative Fill probably has something close to want you want. You don't even need to use the brush really.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/cC-pL0_PKA4

@marcoarment I caught it this morning.

@marcoarment weird Overcast thing. On the new iOS, if I’m signed out and it hasn't seen my face (I keep the phone on a Qi pad on my desk), it just says “Overcast - Notification”. I find this irritating, because yeah, it's a notification. Not sure how much of this is under your control.