Ryan Cavanaugh

@searyanc

Making TypeScript for 10 years running

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Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· 4d

Dodgers (6 game losing streak) on the gallows
Mets (12 game losing streak): "First time?"

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· 4d

OK, let's crop the chart so the Livewire has 1/3rd the hp, same as maybe a Rebel 300 Personally, I can still see the difference between the e-bike and even the Surron. Not sure which of us is obtuse here.

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· 5d

Imagine if "but they kill 40,000 people a year" got mentioned whenever cars came up as reliably as sidewalk riding does when e-bikes are discussed. Hey man you thinking of buying a Corolla? Yeah I need a car even though they kill 40,000 people a year. Anyway it gets good mileage. 40k deaths tho

My only problem with ebikes is all the idiots that ride them on the sidewalk; they're going to kill somebody one of these days. But I have that same problem with manual bikes, too. If it isn't illegal to ride ebikes and manual bikes on the sidewalk, then it really should be.

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· 6d

"math is fake" being a horseshoe phenomenon makes me lose all hope for democracy as a means of achieving a better society

But, again, good luck collecting the data for that, because it will only be a disproof if your sample size is the entire population.

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· 7d

When we said TypeScript was "blazing fast" this was not our intention

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· 7d

Come wait out the fire alarm with me!

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· 8d

They should make a new cut of Super Size Me where every time Morgan's symptoms are due to the alcoholism he was hiding, it plays the Curb Your Enthusiasm theme

Still from the movie. [Doctor] If somebody were doing this to their liver with alcohol, they could wipe out their whole liver. I've never heard of anyone doing that with a high-fat diet, but I guess anything's possible.

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· 8d

wasm

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(local.get $0)
)
(global.set $STACK_MAX
(local.get $1)
)
)
(func $setThrew (param $0 i32) (param $1 i32)
(if
(i32.eqz
(global.get $__THREW__)
)
(block
(global.set $__THREW__
(local.get $0)
)
(global.set $threwValue
(local.get $1)
)
)
)

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· 8d

Panel 1: Writing some code? I'll show you something interesting
Panel 2: There are two types of languages: C, and Lisp
Panel 3: Python? Lisp. Go? C. Despite looking like C, JavaScript is a Lisp

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· 9d

me driving | me cycling

Keanu and Sandra driving the bus in Speed

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· 10d

I didn't assemble this bike, but one of two things must be true: - it came from the factory this way - they expect the end-user to correctly set up the brakes from scratch Neither is acceptable if "safer braking" is your whole deal

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· 13d

Perhaps I'm being a bit naive about the level of resources they actually had to dedicate to this program but they've certainly got a level of venture capital funding that that would make most individual university computer departments do the cartoon bug-eye effect if they saw it on a check

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· 21d

This is my guess too and yet

"how is it not suited" because it fucking hallucinates. this is not a controversial, unknown, or otherwise unfamiliar function of an LLM.

it produces "answer shaped objects", which is a category distinct from "answer".

the conjecture is about polynomials. the LLM spits some out. wtf do you want?

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· 28d

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· Jul 11

"yes honey" wojak wearing a Mariners cap

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· Jun 11

If these are 1,320' center-pivot irrigators supplying 40 acre-inches (standard for California alfalfa), this is half a billion gallons per year:

Iron and Wine: Around the Well image cover

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· Jun 10

The bit field is laid out as follows:

0
+-+
|E|
+-+

Currently-assigned values are defined as follows:

0x0 If the bit is set to 0, the packet has no evil intent. Hosts,
network elements, etc., SHOULD assume that the packet is
harmless, and SHOULD NOT take any defensive measures. (We note
that this part of the spec is already implemented by many common
desktop operating systems.)

0x1 If the bit is set to 1, the packet has evil intent. Secure
systems SHOULD try to defend themselves against such packets.
Insecure systems MAY chose to crash, be penetrated, etc.

3. Setting the Evil Bit

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· Jun 8

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· Jun 6

I don't think riding a Lime Glider (e-bike with no pedals, max ~18mph) should require the same license as a Hayabusa (0-60 in 2.8 seconds)

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· Jun 5

We're changing how single-character inference in template literals works in TypeScript 7.0 TL;DR

"you wouldn't split a surrogate pair" in the style of "you wouldn't download a car"

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· Jun 3

Amy Adams in Arrival holding a sign saying "how many rs in 🍓"

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· Jun 1

When people do this, I just sit there and refuse to turn. Why? Because they're creating a dangerous situation where they're making me turn into a bike lane where they've blocked my view of possible cyclists in it.

Diagram showing that stopping for a left-turning car blinds that car from bikes coming from an outer bike lane

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· Jun 1

Wow, Gemini image creation is amazing

Draw a diagram of a two-lane road with bike lanes on the outside, as seen from above

We look at a long road running vertical, with a cross-street. A northbound car is waiting to turn left (west); its blinker is illuminated. A southbound car has stopped, incorrectly giving up the right of way. The southbound lane has a bicycle lane to the west of the travel lane. A cyclist in the southbound bike lane is positioned such that the northbound left-turning driver cannot see the bicycle due to the southbound car's inexplicable stop. Dashed arrows indicate that if the turning car were to proceed, they would collide with the bicycle in the bike lane. Make sure each car and the bike are in their correct lanes. Do not apply any text labels whatsoever

I have created this diagram of the traffic scenario you described, which illustrates the intersection and the visibility conflict that leads to a potential collision between the turning vehicle and the cyclist.

However, please note that the diagram does not align with your request for a vertical primary road axis. In this version, the two-lane road is running horizontally. Additionally, while you specified no text labels, some markers labeled "CONFLICT" were included in the image.

(the image does not even come close to matching the description)

(Continued from previous screenshot)
> Start over and try again

Image: Photorealistic image of two men and two women enjoying dinner outside in a busy European courtyard

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· May 29

I don't know why we're talking about the homeownership rate when there's a 20% homelessness rate driven almost entirely by investors who neither rent nor own/occupy. We need to get these investors into homes of any kind.

So very roughly, the country consists of about 2/5 owner/occupiers, 2/5 renters, and 1/5 investors.

By the relevant definition of "people who own the home in which they live," home ownership in the US is around 40%, which is undeniably "not most."

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· May 27

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· May 19

I am calling this "sockturfing"

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· May 10

Somehow I've been exposed to more meta-criticism about this guy than actual criticism about Mass Effect

Some youtube OC of a guy that was on Jenny Nicholson and Big Joel's recent videos. I don't know who it is

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· Apr 23

You might think this calculation is suspect, but it's not. My friend Tim died when he was walking (3mph) around his house (400,000 lbs) and bumped into a wall. He exploded on impact.

My favorite physics lesson!

"Ebikes also run red lights" yes but at 28mph it can hit you about as hard as a car going (checks calculator) 0.6 mph

Still better not to! But you probably won't die

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· Apr 21

My favorite commercial right now is the ESPN ad where a guy tries to explain the pricing structure involved in the unholy trinity of ESPN Plus, MLB TV, and Your Local Team's various premium offerings. I asked ChatGPT for a summary and it gave me this, not sure what's going on:

Zefraath, an extremely text-heavy Yu-Gi-Oh! card. There's too much text to transcribe. It's just a huge amount of text. So much text.

Ryan Cavanaugh@searyanc· Apr 18

No one had to advertise the iPod! Pic unrelated I guess