dfkaye.bsky.social

dfkaye.bsky.social

@dfkaye.bsky.social

AI HATER & Real Front-End Engineer™ who cared about Quality, TDD, Vanilla JS, SAM pattern, Client-Side XSLT "C'etait une belle âme, comme on ne fait plus à Londres."

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Can see this becoming pointless for exams or papers, too. Make it a chalk or whiteboard from memory test. Present a problem and solution with full explanation, including a history, and interruptions from the class. No notes, no devices. www.dailycal.org/news/campus/...

dailycal.orgAI use leads UC Berkeley math professor to see ‘no point’ in grading homeworkRichard Borcherds, a UC Berkeley professor and Fields medalist, no longer grades his students’ homework. After seeing how many of his students used AI to consistently receive top scores, he

just heard a story about some native born bay area friends who grew up here and did not know BART went under the bay - native born bay areans - completely oblivious to the miracle of BART - for 40+ years - did not know - never heard “transbay tube” - they were terrified

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New forallx Fitch proof editor & checker Daniyal Akif, a math undergrad student at UT Austin, has updated Kevin Klement's old Fitch proof editor and checker. If you're learning or teaching natural deduction from forall x: Calgary, it may be useful to you. New features include: Support for […]

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New (interactive) HTML edition of forall x: Calgary Hexuan "Ricky" Huang (University of Cambridge) has created an interactive online edition of forall x: Calgary. Like our own HTML version, it should help make forall x more accessible. While our version is designed for use in courses as merely […]

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I interpret it to mean implemented to spec with tests, bugs or not. I also interpret it as “will not be removed after decades just because“ and “reliable enough that governments mandate its use *by law*” but I’m old

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📢 I need 160 more web developers to answer 1 important question. How do you interpret the "Fully Supported" label on MDN support tables? Let me know in the survey below and tell your web developer friends to answer too 🙏🏾 github.com/lolaslab/acd...

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While AirBnB is in the news today, this is your reminder that the owner is full blown MAGA and you should be avoiding them. #airbnb

XSLT is not in fact among the choices in any of the lists dating back to 2021

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This was in the list when we did the ranking exercise last year, and the results were clear: This is not something web developers are particularly interested in. Yes, folks who are fanatic about XSLT are very motivated in discussions around it, but not web developers in general.

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📝 Reading & learning about the history of nuclear weapons started as a niche interest seemingly divorced from everything work-related. But now that history feels tied more and more to the current moment. blog.jim-nielsen.com/2026/skip-re...

blog.jim-nielsen.comNo Need for Retirement When Utopia Is Around the CornerI’ve mentioned before my interest in the history and development of nuclear weapons . Currently, I’m reading The Doomsday Machine: Confessions of a Nuclear War…

Still can’t believe a credible dedicated practitioner chose to panic and throw it all away for lookatme phony heroism that produced an historically bad outcome at scale. It was already been happening in stages for a long time, I just didn’t acknowledge it soon enough

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The 'AI' Software Crisis: Software Developers have been promoted into incompetence www.baldurbjarnason.com/2026/07-prom... Largely through no fault of their own, many software developers have been pushed into dysfunction by management through the misguided and excessive adoption of "AI" coding

baldurbjarnason.comThe 'AI' Software Crisis: Software Developers have been promoted into incompetenceWriting at the end of the world, from Hveragerði, Iceland

logic is time consuming in conversation and seemingly more so on comment walls. e.g., when you say code is unreliable do you mean coding the activity or code the current output? when you use that term to mean first the one then the other, you are using it equivocally, as sophistry or a fallacy.

That Tesla stunt yesterday with the “flying car“ attached to visible wires is the same carney trick as the “artificial“ “intelligence“ product that requires your gullibility, data, money, or your intervention, or even live workers driving it from the Pacific, India, or Africa

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--Douglas Adams, Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency

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the more i think about it the more i dig into the same position as @anthonymoser.com regarding ai being primarily a rhetorical technology. more than anything it is for: • convincing people in advance to go along with what you want to do • justifying something you already did

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Full-EV Surge! Fifteen countries had full-electric vehicles (BEV) at 30% or higher of auto sales for period of 6-months ending in August 2026! Another 10 were at 20% BEV or higher! Those numbers do NOT include Plug-in Hybrids (PHEV). ember-energy.org/latest-insig... #energysky

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Carl Quintanilla: Real average hourly earnings down 0.7% on the month, that's the sixth straight month... Jim Cramer: Look, rich people are making a lot of money. God, I sound like Marx. I really don't want to sound like Marx. It's just, look at the data.