Toronto Will
@torontowill.bsky.social
Cat lover, Trekkie (FoD), NE Patriots fan, video game enthusiast.
Professionally: lawyer.
Professionally: lawyer.
He also often has hyper-Anglo character names. I just wish they went a step further with the gaslighting, and had actors playing his parents who were like Brooklyn New Yorkers, or drawling Kansas farmers. But he rarely has parents or siblings in his movies.
November 28, 2025 at 3:40 AM
He also often has hyper-Anglo character names. I just wish they went a step further with the gaslighting, and had actors playing his parents who were like Brooklyn New Yorkers, or drawling Kansas farmers. But he rarely has parents or siblings in his movies.
Good luck trying to stay solvent longer than Tesla boosters can stay irrational.
November 27, 2025 at 11:54 PM
Good luck trying to stay solvent longer than Tesla boosters can stay irrational.
Great mystery to me why the Packers wouldn’t just run the ball in that 4th quarter. Jacobs was on a heater, he finished with a 4.9 yd avg. Instead it was jump ball, jump ball, trot out of bounds. They toggled max difficulty closing that out.
November 27, 2025 at 9:22 PM
Great mystery to me why the Packers wouldn’t just run the ball in that 4th quarter. Jacobs was on a heater, he finished with a 4.9 yd avg. Instead it was jump ball, jump ball, trot out of bounds. They toggled max difficulty closing that out.
Am I crazy or are they averaging like 6 yards per run, why did they keep throwing it.
November 27, 2025 at 6:52 PM
Am I crazy or are they averaging like 6 yards per run, why did they keep throwing it.
The survey: devecosystem-2025.jetbrains.com#methodology-...
The Suresh article I was referencing (paywall): www.wheresyoured.at/the-remarkab...
The Suresh article I was referencing (paywall): www.wheresyoured.at/the-remarkab...
The Remarkable Incompetence At The Heart Of Tech
Hello premium subscribers! Today I have the first guest post I've ever commissioned (read: paid) on Where's Your Ed At - Nik Suresh, one of the greatest living business and tech writers, best-known fo...
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November 27, 2025 at 1:06 PM
The survey: devecosystem-2025.jetbrains.com#methodology-...
The Suresh article I was referencing (paywall): www.wheresyoured.at/the-remarkab...
The Suresh article I was referencing (paywall): www.wheresyoured.at/the-remarkab...
Because there actually isn’t much boilerplate in any programming. Even starting something new, there are frameworks and templates (open source for most people) you’d incorporate that include the boilerplate already. So the #1 use of AI is basically a spicy copy-paste. Boring.
November 27, 2025 at 1:04 PM
Because there actually isn’t much boilerplate in any programming. Even starting something new, there are frameworks and templates (open source for most people) you’d incorporate that include the boilerplate already. So the #1 use of AI is basically a spicy copy-paste. Boring.
The tragic irony is the guys on the boats are doing it out of economic desperation, they live in poverty. It's spending a million dollars (or more) to stop guys who could be bought for $100.
It's similar math that made USAID such incredible bang for buck, it wasn't just charity.
It's similar math that made USAID such incredible bang for buck, it wasn't just charity.
November 27, 2025 at 5:42 AM
The tragic irony is the guys on the boats are doing it out of economic desperation, they live in poverty. It's spending a million dollars (or more) to stop guys who could be bought for $100.
It's similar math that made USAID such incredible bang for buck, it wasn't just charity.
It's similar math that made USAID such incredible bang for buck, it wasn't just charity.
The upkeep required for “football shape” is crazy, especially at those line positions that require you to play heavy.
November 26, 2025 at 11:58 PM
The upkeep required for “football shape” is crazy, especially at those line positions that require you to play heavy.
Double Indemnity (1944)
November 26, 2025 at 9:59 PM
Double Indemnity (1944)
Is there a single band in that list formed after the year 2000? Okay there's at least one, Paramore, but even that's 2004.
Admittedly, there are no glaring omissions rushing to *my* mind, but I'm a grubby casual with nostalgia for the music I grew up with. I'm not Billboard!
Admittedly, there are no glaring omissions rushing to *my* mind, but I'm a grubby casual with nostalgia for the music I grew up with. I'm not Billboard!
November 26, 2025 at 8:24 PM
Is there a single band in that list formed after the year 2000? Okay there's at least one, Paramore, but even that's 2004.
Admittedly, there are no glaring omissions rushing to *my* mind, but I'm a grubby casual with nostalgia for the music I grew up with. I'm not Billboard!
Admittedly, there are no glaring omissions rushing to *my* mind, but I'm a grubby casual with nostalgia for the music I grew up with. I'm not Billboard!
I have doubts about the "apartment" use-case (I am not exactly swimming in natural sunlight, here), but this is still a very cool way to reduce the barriers to entry of solar.
November 26, 2025 at 8:06 PM
I have doubts about the "apartment" use-case (I am not exactly swimming in natural sunlight, here), but this is still a very cool way to reduce the barriers to entry of solar.
Jostens catalog ass watch.
November 25, 2025 at 7:10 PM
Jostens catalog ass watch.
Cruel way to describe the Las Vegas Raiders, but you’re not wrong.
November 25, 2025 at 4:52 PM
Cruel way to describe the Las Vegas Raiders, but you’re not wrong.
Starship is a Cybertruck-style calamity but multiples more expensive. Starlink will never make money because the satellites fall out of the sky after 5 years. The Dragon rocket is good, but subsists on gov’t contracts, so AS LONG AS he doesn’t make enemies of a corrupt bureaucracy, he’ll be fine!
November 25, 2025 at 4:47 PM
Starship is a Cybertruck-style calamity but multiples more expensive. Starlink will never make money because the satellites fall out of the sky after 5 years. The Dragon rocket is good, but subsists on gov’t contracts, so AS LONG AS he doesn’t make enemies of a corrupt bureaucracy, he’ll be fine!
It’d be a real shame if something disrupted operations at the poison factory.
November 25, 2025 at 4:35 PM
It’d be a real shame if something disrupted operations at the poison factory.
Stay tuned after the football game for the Nightly Debate Me Bro
November 25, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Stay tuned after the football game for the Nightly Debate Me Bro
Some silver-lining optimists hope that when the bubble bursts, the oversupply of data center capacity left behind can be repurposed productively. But even if it could be repurposed, it’s really expensive just to turn on, and it might actually get *more* expensive without investment subsidizing it.
November 24, 2025 at 11:39 PM
Some silver-lining optimists hope that when the bubble bursts, the oversupply of data center capacity left behind can be repurposed productively. But even if it could be repurposed, it’s really expensive just to turn on, and it might actually get *more* expensive without investment subsidizing it.
They’re not useful for anything other than “AI” crap, and will mostly be run into the ground until they burn out (which some rumours suggest happens FAST). They also don’t just plug into PCIe, they’re designed for specialized racks with unique cooling, unique networking, and staggering power demand.
November 24, 2025 at 11:18 PM
They’re not useful for anything other than “AI” crap, and will mostly be run into the ground until they burn out (which some rumours suggest happens FAST). They also don’t just plug into PCIe, they’re designed for specialized racks with unique cooling, unique networking, and staggering power demand.
It creates vanishingly few jobs, and indeed it draws investment on the specific promise of *eliminating* jobs. The only solace is that it will fail to do that because it sucks.
November 24, 2025 at 11:04 PM
It creates vanishingly few jobs, and indeed it draws investment on the specific promise of *eliminating* jobs. The only solace is that it will fail to do that because it sucks.
As a stimulus spend to keep the economy chugging, it’s hard to image a worse money pit. A lot of the money is spent on power consumption and just evaporates. More is spent on limited-purpose GPUs that have a short service life, spent producing slop that pollutes the internet and poisons minds.
November 24, 2025 at 11:01 PM
As a stimulus spend to keep the economy chugging, it’s hard to image a worse money pit. A lot of the money is spent on power consumption and just evaporates. More is spent on limited-purpose GPUs that have a short service life, spent producing slop that pollutes the internet and poisons minds.
Offensive whizzes are rightfully the league’s hottest commodity, but the hard part is distinguishing the guys with a single gimmick from the guys with sustainable ingenuity. The other hard part is not Peter Principling them into head coaching jobs requiring entirely different skills.
November 24, 2025 at 4:47 AM
Offensive whizzes are rightfully the league’s hottest commodity, but the hard part is distinguishing the guys with a single gimmick from the guys with sustainable ingenuity. The other hard part is not Peter Principling them into head coaching jobs requiring entirely different skills.
Really cool format for this! I don’t know if you’re the first to do it, but you’re the first I’ve seen, so I’ll give you credit all the same.
November 24, 2025 at 4:36 AM
Really cool format for this! I don’t know if you’re the first to do it, but you’re the first I’ve seen, so I’ll give you credit all the same.
For some reason the broadcast think he might only miss a play, but he limped off like he was in A LOT of pain on his ankle
November 23, 2025 at 6:10 PM
For some reason the broadcast think he might only miss a play, but he limped off like he was in A LOT of pain on his ankle
Why should it ever work, though, how can you expect to win the race to the edge against a line stacked that wide, *with the kicker*.
November 23, 2025 at 7:27 AM
Why should it ever work, though, how can you expect to win the race to the edge against a line stacked that wide, *with the kicker*.