Michael E. Gruen
@gruen
Excited to be here. More at michaelgruen.com/now
For a moment I thought this was a Nintendo Switch conference and got excited for you.
Posting this feels counter-purpose, but the sentiment is worth sharing.
No reason an app with virtually 0 traffic should crash once a day for "reasons", or require more than 1vcpu/256Mb resource allocation. In any case, guess when I migrated an app from Next.js to Go
Why does this outline appear after an app is dismissed? Why does it persist at all? It just makes things unnecessarily busy. This design language took, uh, courage.
Very cool for Google to do this. (If you have Google Workspace, check it out: admin.google.com/ac/insights/...)
On my gmail account (but not my google workspace account) this new paste function appeared:
Recent acquisition (soda can tab for scale). Nice work, @beta.nyc Get yours: beta.nyc/support-us-n...
Very glad to see *something* I wrote ended up in Meta's (very knowingly pirated) AI training set—was worried I wouldn't have direct reason to be righteously indignant. Thanks, Zuck! www.theatlantic.com/technology/a...
(Canada's population is roughly equivalent California, at half the GDP. Ignore any state/province divisions within Canada.) Further still, if I were negotiating on behalf of Canada, I'd ensure statehood or representation for all other US territories. Here's what that would look like:
Scenario I'd like to throw into the ether (with the huge caveat that this is all ridiculous and shouldn't be taken seriously): Should Canada join the United States, it should insist on having proportional representation in Congress. Here's what would happen in the House (assuming kept to 435):
Welp, where goes this morning's productivity. Maybe it's time to switch to podman.
In which the AI tail wags the human dog. (I don’t live in the Bay Area, and I love cold weather.)
I’ll share one from two years ago. Bought into community distributed generation. (I live in Manhattan, so not possible to put up solar panels.) I’d say it’s working out.