Monday I wrote about how multiclaude and GasTown converged on nearly identical primitives for multi-agent orchestration. The key insight wasn't about prompts or models or agent personas. It was about ...

TL;DR Coding is no longer the constraint. It's now cheaper than ever to make software. But there are supply side constraints on innovation, and getting apps to market. Who dreams up something worth making? How do apps get in front of users? There's also a demand side constraint on adoption - how do people learn about the new possibilities available to them?

Looking at the first principles of icon design—and how Apple failed to apply all of them in macOS Tahoe

CHOP #4 has worked, and Milo's scan today shows that he's in remission again (before even getting his Epirubicin). Milo outside NDSR (with patches of snow on the ground) with a purple compression bandage. This cycle of chemo seemed to go better than previous protocols, until we got to the planned Epirubicin last week, and his neutrophils were too low. So we were back at North Downs Specialist Referals (NDSR) today for another go, and things were in better shape.

Pupdate It's been quite dry over the Christmas break, which has encouraged some longer than usual walks that the boys have enjoyed. Max and Milo wearing their blue fleece coats on a woodland path After a scan at the start of the month Milo has now almost completed the first cycle of his 4th modified 'CHOP' chemotherapy protocol. As before, low neutrophils mean we're a little behind the ideal schedule; but also he's never made it through the early cycles without some delay.

TL;DR Nvidia have ended Linux support for my 'Pascal' GTX 1050 Ti GPU. I've been able to fit an RTX 5050 card in its place, though the process was problematic due to driver issues. And I'm still concerned that it can only be limited to 110W when my passive cooling is rated up to 75W. Background When I upgraded my silent PC…

It’s no surprise that NVIDIA is gradually dropping support for older videocards, with the Pascal (GTX 10xx) GPUs most recently getting axed. What’s more surprising is the terrible way t…

Fear is actually a pretty good signal that you are pushing into the unknown, that real growth doesn’t happen without a bit of that associated discomfort, and that it’s worth becoming aware when it hap...

Milo's had a fantastic long remission - it's been almost nine months since his last chemo. Long enough that we started hoping for a miracle, and that he might not relapse again.

Drink & dine where the Vegas locals like to go. In addition to our liquor selection, Atomic Liquors offers 20 rotating draft beers, elevated bar food, a classic Vegas dive bar environment, street-side...

Pattern recognition can see through obfuscated code to find the right instruction

Pupdate It's been pretty cold and wet, so the boys are needing to wear their coats outside. Miniature Dachshunds Max and Milo on a park bench wearing their blue fleece coats Milo had a scan at the start of the month. Initially things were looking good, and the plan was to stretch out the next visit to three months time 🙂 But then the technician noticed some lymph node density changes, so we'll be back next week...

TL;DR Our online discourse is the victim of industrial scale pollution, and the incentives are being aligned in the wrong direction. Rather than polluters being penalised there's now an entire industry that's paid to pollute. Filter Failure at the Outrage Factory is no longer just the work of 'amateur' fringe trolls and state sponsored propaganda; it's become a profession.