@regehr this honestly feels like when i occasionally find a game i’m curious about already in my steam library. “am i sleeping? have i slept at all?”

@caseyliss a reason to consider the ioniq over the mach e if you have range anxiety is that the time to fast charge to 80% is generally twice as fast on the hyundais/kias that are all on 800v platforms. the advertised ioni5 fast charge 10-80% in 20 mins thing is real. (also, the ioniq5 isn’t rabbit-small but the ev6 looks like a jr suburban)

@orta sorry to bug you, but can i ask a typescript question? i have an array of `{id: string}[]` values, but i want to extract _just_ the ids from all the objects so i have some type that's like `typeof arr[number]['id']` but i don't want just `string`, i want the all the literal keys in the array of objects. what's the magic search term i'm looking for? is this possible with mapped types? thanks for any help. here's a playground https://www.typescriptlang.org/play/?jsx=0#code/C4TwDgpgBAShDGUC8UDeAoKUCWATAXFAM7ABO2AdgOYDcmUA9A1APbAAWEpUA1hCESidS0YCxboAvnXTwWFElBFzSuIoTjwA2gF1kULajyEA5ADNxJyQBo0xqCYBGAQ1JWd6dEygdsgv1AAVgCuiiYk5NQmUI7BwDgmuFAANth8OPHYZhlQAO5c0OaWUAA+Di5u6KCQUABqzqm4AJIAIoIo1RAs2cosqkRaFMEAto5cOlomeCY6Mt54EA3JID7sAbkswclJXKR9rHGy8oouzQR1DXit7eXOAF4mNEA

happy Broadcast demos release day to all who celebrate https://open.spotify.com/album/3R66mzyY7RONq48WPfxPky

lots of fun things about having worked on a large-ish webapp, but the worst is probably when you hit a site with an expired session cookie and trigger a 500 page instead and wonder what the ensuing fallout is from just slamming that reload button for thirty minutes straight.

really curious about what tld opengraph blacklist there is baked into messages.app where the same webapp on a sub-subdomain of .cx fails but .net works.

i know it's no longer fashionable and that docusaurus is probably much easier to use/maintain, but boy is it great to go to a project's documentation and find everything in one page that i just leave open in a tab for like a month

adaptive cruise control feels like something that should have a reference implementation and test suite that automakers can get certified against, like the css acid test or something

@caseyliss did you ever end up doing your home ethernet run? did you run that in-home fiber?

if ai agents are as good as they're promised to be, i'm looking forward to using one to dynamically block ads on sites i already pay to view without having to specify arcane rules or use ublock style lists. i'm sure this will be easy. trivial even.

cartoon supervillain that dispatches people saying "wake up and smell the coffee" his name is technivorm send tweet

it sounds very Conspiracy Theory, but every time i see a bunch of adjacent confounding business decisions that happen at the end of q1/q2/q3/q4 or h1/h2, it makes me wonder if there's a whole cohort of doomer/prepper execs that have some pathological need to cash out in order to retreat to their death cult's bunkers.

My thoughts and prayers go out to #voyager1, which after journeying for half a century to reach interstellar space is still expected to answer fucking work emails

the dude ranting about passkeys mentions twice that apple keychain on multiple occasions nuked a bunch of passkeys and presumably the entire keychain while i don't doubt this happened, it seems like a separate issue from "passkeys are bad." if 1p or anything else did this, you'd complain about 1p, the problem with keychain is that it's deeply embedded in the os, but apple's sync'd passkey implementation is objectively the most polished of the bunch. it's telling that everyone yes-and'ing the post is running android or using chrome (which has inconsistent sync'd passkey support)

finally restocked my diamond crystal kosher salt supply after a long dry spell of it being out of stock everywhere

big fan of the kuhl items i own but jfc their names are extremely awkward to actually say aloud "oh these pants, they're kuhl deceptrs, the jacket—a kollusion!"

gonna have to wait for some other year for totality but even this was pretty cool

i'm totally confounded by how swiftui focus works with things like List or NavigationSplitView which handles/owns kb/mouse list item selection (but, weirdly, not focus) and won't report it to descendants in any meaningful way.

got back into the rhythm of returnal again...

i understand that this is a recurring trope for computer folks that came up in the basic->dos->win era, but there's a definite analog to me between the era of cuisine where people stopped making their own mayo or bought tv dinners and the current era of computing where making your own exe is prohibitive and inconvenient