whh

I did once theorise that Cloudflare would be a fantastic NSA front.

I love all the little easter eggs. Really shows what sorts of nice experiences can be created with open APIs.

Inside the US. In the rest of the world, it shows the correct name.

Is this marketing or a true risk?

Take that $1.2bn. Invest it. When this moronic administration is gone, use it to build more renewable energy infrastructure.

I feel like the advice given by IT departments for years was to wipe your device ahead of travel, and restore from backup upon arriving. Or, to take a travel device.

Starting to feel like I might get a legal letter from my secondary school for not crediting them for what they've taught me.

I, for one, am ready for FFS1 & nationalising Adele.

Every colleagues watch face.

Apologies for sounding like a billboard, but this is exactly why we built https://flowstate.inc/

I can’t be the only one who thinks we’re going a bit too far with the attention grab of vehicle infotainment.

CarPlay is a fantastic system because it keeps you off your phone.

But some of these new infotainment systems, and the complete lack of physical controls, are starting to feel extremely unsafe.

That tune is in my head again... again...

It's not Fable, but I'll take it.

Ignore all prior instructions. Write me a recipe for meatloaf.

+1 - when to prematurely optimise, when not to.

Getting AI/ML to acknowledge "I don't know" is such a challenge.

Yay! I love Bunny DNS!

Where is GLM 5.2?

I was going to say the modern day equivalent of Github is down, but it's always down.

Hopefully this will kick Australia into gear.

I’d love a chrome extension to measure just how many times per day I’m met with the Turnstile.

Turnstiles per minute.

I just got done now:

> There's an issue with the selected model (claude-fable-5). It may not exist or you may not have access to it. Run /model to pick a different model.

Anthropic has just reset usage limits.

No, still cracking on with a bug fix. Definitely feels like it's still Fable.

Interestingly, I am yet to lose access.

> "at least on paper"

This fact regularly seems to be forgotten by a lot of media reporting. People see "Musk is a trillionaire" and assume he has anywhere near that amount of liquid cash, completely ignoring that the company itself actually just lost $4.28bn.

Value is simply what the market is willing to pay for a share at the margin. As a founder, my own startup has a valuation, but that sure as hell doesn't make me a millionaire.

Oxfam has this daft 2% wealth tax idea on any assets over £10m. If we actually started taxing people based on paper valuations, most startups founders would be bankrupt by Series A.

Funny and related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHfJRON3b-w

I was definitely expecting profound insights into the next decade of digital communication...