The only problem I have with escaping the news cycle is relying on other people for important information. "Today is shorts and t-shirt, tomorrow is freezing rain" has caught me by surprise. So I find myself following the weather more than I would if I were watching local news. But it's not just weather.

Regardless. It's good to feel disconnected from these things. But at the same time I recognize I have a responsibility to take care of the things within my reach.

Is this what people were doing in 1939 though? I really hope not.

You can check the weather by looking at the sky. I'm amazed at how many people can't do this. You can get an idea of what will happen for the next day or so. (Although if you are out on open water, always be prepared for bursts of bad weather).

I just wish they would introduce a TKL layout. I don't use laptop keyboard because during development I rely on the navigation key combos. Think control-shift-home or shift-arrow, or control-pagedown.

And it's disappointing because Framework is the _perfect_ company to offer such an option.

Part of me is starting to think Valve is going to be the best thing to happen to Linux (in this regard) since Ubuntu.

We knew going into this administration that revenge would be part of every policy.

Serious question, does this mean it will support Roslyn? Or will they "bake their own" version?

They also allow google accounts. I guess they use the email for that too?

I am currently only vibe-coding my hobby projects. So if that changes, my view could very well change.

But I 100% agree. It's liberating to focus on the design of my project, and my mental model can be of how I want things to work.

It feels like that switch to test driven development where you start from the expected result and worry about the details later.

I pointed CC to this URL and told it to fix my files in planning mode. It gave me some options and did all of the work.

What's odd about this is I believe there does exist a winner takes all technology. And that it's AR.

The more I dream about the possibilities of AR, the more I believe people are going to find it incredibly useful. It's just the hardware isn't nearly ready. Maybe I'm wrong but I believe these companies are making some of the largest strategic blunders possible at this point in time.

Why would AR be particularly likely to have a single winnner?

While the technical features are what attract me, I'm convinced what most people are going to be interested in are social features.