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Retired guessworker. Still searching for the missing context. Love LLMs, programming and system administration. 📌 Germany 🌍 https://fry69.dev/ (placeholder) 🧑‍💻 https://github.com/fry69/ 🅿️ https://altq.net/ @altq.net (PDS)
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fry69 @fry69.dev · Nov 12
Hello, #bluesky, one thing I'd love not to catch on here (which was or is still common on "the other site") is super long threads!

Please do not post 10 posts or more here at once, those are short blog posts and are extremely annoying to read in bsky.

Use e.g. whtwnd.com in these cases. Thank you!
WhiteWind atproto blog
WhiteWind is an atproto blog service that anyone with a Bluesky account can use for free, without providing any personal information. You can write blogs in Markdown syntax and publish them on the int...
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Indeed. The whole premise seems outlandish to me at first thought.

But I am of course happy to learn how that should work.

I have not yet time to dig deeper into this, so I was kind of hoping to provoke a TL;DR correcting me :)
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People do weird things.

Not long ago, before everyone had these slabs with a display in their hand, it was common just to sit there and watch trains come and go. There even was a name for that.
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fry69 @fry69.dev · 10h
Have Democratic governors prepared for this possibility?

Are the national guard they control ready and armed to fend of a federal invasion?

Have they banded together, formed a pact to help each other?

Or are they still only talking and thinking another temporary restraining order will save them?
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fry69 @fry69.dev · 10h
Isn't there a much, much, much [...] much, much, much more space than black holes? And isn't dark energy proportional to space?

How can a small, comparable finite number of black holes create that much additional dark energy?
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fry69 @fry69.dev · 11h
"It is pitch black, you are likely to be eaten by a null pointer exception."
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fry69 @fry69.dev · 11h
I just hope that this does not unintentionally turn into a farewell party to freedom and the rule of law :/
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fry69 @fry69.dev · 15h
The first ~15 minutes of WALL-E
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fry69 @fry69.dev · 16h
Dazu auch ->
jhillje.bsky.social
Friedrich Merz: “Eine Wurst ist nicht vegan”

Konrad Adenauer: ⬇️
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fry69 @fry69.dev · 16h
Dazu auch ->
jhillje.bsky.social
Friedrich Merz: “Eine Wurst ist nicht vegan”

Konrad Adenauer: ⬇️
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pi0.io
Introducing Rendu: JavaScript Hypertext Preprocessor

Not just a template engine — Rendu bridges SPA and SSR using modern Web APIs with multi-streaming and async support.
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fry69 @fry69.dev · 21h
PHP in JS, Python in JS, the world is converging :)
robpalmer.bsky.social
Node excitement 😉

The folks at Platformatic including @stephenbelanger.com have integrated a Python runtime into Node 🎉

This lets you mix Python into your Node apps.

Throughput, latency, and requests per-second are competitive with native Python alternatives 😲
nodeland.dev
🚀 BIG NEWS: We just shipped @platformatic/python - run Python ASGI apps INSIDE your Node.js process!

This changes everything for AI/ML + Node.js apps 🧵

youtu.be/8eAAP9IF4xA
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irgarner.bsky.social
The Russian military is not stupid: it "has become a military that is capable of both evolving during this war and readying itself for future, high-tech conflicts."

They are deadly serious about fighting in Ukraine and beyond. We should be too.
How Russia Recovered
What the Kremlin is learning from the war in Ukraine.
www.foreignaffairs.com
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Every time when I want to be able see and capture changes an LLM agent is going to do ;)

Also of course for selectively committing test/docs/infra changes to a repository. It is so nice to have everything packed up in separate commits to look at and possibly import in different branches.
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Python 3.14 is out today! Here are my notes on the new release: simonwillison.net/2025/Oct/8/p...

If you're an open source library maintainer who supports all current Python releases this also means you can drop 3.9 support now and start depending on features from 3.10, like match/case
Python 3.14
This year's major Python version, Python 3.14, just made its first stable release! As usual the what's new in Python 3.14 document is the best place to get familiar with …
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Very little what this administration does is legal.
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Doesn't that private repository violate the Linux kernel license?
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Failed state.
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If this is a "federal invasion", this needs to be treated as an invasion.

In the most serious way.
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For every 100 federal national guards, 200 state national guards should get readied, if needed from other states.
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Staying cool is IMHO okay if that means to prepare, e.g. getting arms, people and everything else ready to respond in an instant if things do not stay cool.
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robpalmer.bsky.social
Node excitement 😉

The folks at Platformatic including @stephenbelanger.com have integrated a Python runtime into Node 🎉

This lets you mix Python into your Node apps.

Throughput, latency, and requests per-second are competitive with native Python alternatives 😲
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Anthropic releases Petri, an open-source tool using AI agents for safety testing, and says it observed multiple cases of models attempting to blow the whistle (Anthropic)

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