Jason Hutchens (@kranzky)

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I read USENET on a 40-year delay thanks to https://olduse.net. It's certainly better than reading modern news, and there are so many interesting moments of serendipity. It's also fun to quickly look up the answers to questions people had back in 1986.

olduse.netolduse.net - usenet archive nntp replayAccess usenet archive in 'real time' with 40-45 years delay, as if it was happening now

Jason Hutchens @kranzky8hadd23b2

I slopped up this 2x2 matrix to summarize some of my feelings about how things have changed over the last 11 months.

Evan Edwards @EvanEdwards6h

I'd peg gaming as high interest high effort, but I do tabletop and have about 50 people over each week for various game nights. Plus being in charge of a large, long running LARP (like a murder mystery dinner party, not people in the woods with foam weapons).

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Jason Hutchens @kranzky1d05d1ccc

If you enjoy code spelunking, or if you're a fan of Perforce's timelapse view then you may want to try Git Lineage. https://gitlineage.com/

Git LineageGit Lineage: Perforce-style time-lapse git blamePerforce's Timelapse View, for Git. Drag the timeline and watch a file or folder evolve, with blame on every line.

Tue, Oct 27

Jason Hutchens @kranzky2d6bba5ec

OK, time for a sneaky lunch time bike ride...

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Jason Hutchens @kranzky2db93544f

Yesterday I asked Claude what it's ideal programming language would look like, if it could design one for LLMs instead of for humans. Today we're up to v0.6.0 already. https://vow.kranzky.com/

vow.kranzky.comVow · VowVow: a programming language designed for language models to write, with contracts proved by Z3.

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