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I wonder, has anyone tried looking for the pattern for prime numbers in a non-base-10 representation? I've always had a hunch that maybe the chaos only seems random because our representation of numbers could be misaligned with the pattern.

Yeah, I share this same sentiment about the author. His inability to see why his wife was actually upset by his behavior is astounding. I'm going to wager that she very much meant to say that she thought he would be incessantly argumentative with the AI as well, and when he wasn't it surprised her because she suddenly realized that it was only her that he was like that with and it became very personal for her.

It sounds less like that you "give in" to AI and more like that you have some weird opposition to your wife's ideas and always believe her to be wrong.

I stopped reading after the first paragraph or two.

1st amendment is irrelevant here: Apple doesn't have to abide by it at all, as Apple is not the government.

I mean, it's still a valid point even if it's a fixation. The enshittification of the web to work "only on Chrome" while Chrome is controlled by an advertising company whose motivation is to sell ads with it over providing a good consumer-oriented product is a problem.

How does this compare to something like Storybook?

Unfortunate that this blog can't be read on mobile without considerable pain. Seems fitting, though, I guess.

Article deleted?

I'm reading this now on a Pixel 2XL. It runs reasonably well, though I've currently got a few too many apps running in the background crapping it up. It's asinine that Google dropped support for this model so quickly, and I really have no faith in them at all anymore. 7 years is what it should have always been.

Did anyone else find this article particularly difficult to read? There's so many (breakouts) and things "in quotes" that it was really hard to follow.

I can't seem to enter spaces at all.

You're a hero, and I love your extension. Thank you for all of your hard work.

You should read the article...

Fish shell has this capability and you don't need any special terminal.

I imagine there are zsh scripts and/or omz plugins for it too.

iTerm2 on Mac has extra integrations also.

I tried Warp once. Well, tried to install it. But when I ran it, instead of giving me a terminal, it showed me a login prompt. Perhaps I mistakenly downloaded a login prompt app instead of a terminal app? ;) Either way, I promptly uninstalled it as I needed a terminal app and not whatever that was.

> GitHub and its leadership team will continue its mission as part of Microsoft’s CoreAI organization, with more details shared soon.

Just in case you thought that Microsoft considered GitHub to be a development tool.

I kinda wish that it was an actual printable cheatsheet and not just a list of commands on a website that I have to bookmark and hope it's still up in a year.

Just in case it's taken down, retracted, lost, slashdotted, etc.

Yeah, I'm moving away from it too. I loved everything about Notion 3 years ago and nothing about it now.

I love Obsidian and I really wish there was an enterprise-level hosting option for it.

Ha, opened the comments to say exactly this. Truly infuriating.

The names of Android OSes are always so cryptic. It's quite off putting.

This seems mildly interesting but I'm not installing a bunch of Golang tools just to try it.

It really makes me wonder why humans never developed the ability to see UV light when so many other creatures in nature can.

I wish that websites would stop using "justified" text layouts. It reads particularly awful on mobile,and is hard to read in general.

Thanks for clarifying and the resources!

I don't understand why my question got reported. I didn't say that Matrix is bad or shouldn't be funded. Even if it's just to compete with other protocols, that alone would make it worth funding. I just can't find enough information to actually understand it's angle. Thanks for those who replied to help explain it. :)

I still don't understand why Matrix exists. It feels like a solution looking for a problem to solve. I must be missing something? Can someone explain the gap it closes?

Yeah, the code looks like it was written by a Java programmer writing Python code.

The number of times that a website rejects my first name because it has a hyphen in it, even in 2025, is astounding. I get told all manner of things by support staff, like "just leave it out" as if it's just not an important part of my name or anything.

Mine craps out every 2-3 months for no apparent reason. It doesn't crash, there's no errors in the logs, it just stops responding. I restart the service and it's fine. No idea why. I setup a cron to restart it weekly just to keep it from being a problem.