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The scale of anything in Brazil is wild. 🇧🇷

So good!

while you port and emulate games, I ported Jira to my PSP

A most Canadian headline 😃🍁

@falco.dev you have been saying this recently

Amazing day in Luxembourg Open Source Conference 2026. So many people running @Discourse communities here, and hopefully many more will start after my talk on "Self Hosting Discourse"

Latvian PM Andris Kulbergs hasn’t been shy telling Europe that the Baltics were always right about Russia - and that Europe must now ensure Ukrainian victory. He won’t be going quiet any time soon. Latvian voters just gave him an unprecedented mandate: www.baltictakes.com/latvian-vote...

We used to have 7 day workweeks. Then labour fought long and hard for a day off, then 2, and better work conditions all around. There's no reason we can't keep progressing, given the promise of AI, robotics, and labour-saving technology. UBI is a central part of this vision.

Les Montréalais continuent d’utiliser l’avenue du Mont Royal, malgré les travaux, comme si c’était toujours une rue piétonne. Cool!

Trying out @comaps.app, so far it is working better than MapQuest. And it is open source.

Word of the day: hydronym!

Tirana, Albania, 1940 vs 2026.

Let’s put a tennis match in the middle of a Bad Bunny concert, said nobody ever.

I would love to see Pedri start breaking this defense down in the second half.

Everything outside the LLM model itself will be eaten by the open source movement. The model is still the product. Companies love to think otherwise but switching provider is just an API endpoint away. This trend can't be stopped as long as model capabilities are comparable.

Cape Verde, the real winners.

Elite coach brings in tower man to defend 1-0 lead.

It’s so quiet in this stadium

The experience of being a child depends (upon many things) on how plentiful kids are in your neighbourhood. In the 1975 the younger Baby Boomers were still part of the 0-14 age group. Over the last 50 years many European countries saw their share of kids cut in half.

"it implies a SpaceX market capitalisation well north of $10tn — more than Apple and Nvidia combined. It’s about 10 Berkshire Hathaways. … it’s roughly the same as the entire Chinese stock market, or France, Germany and the UK’s equity markets combined." app.ft.com/content/4adb....

unfuckingreal

Algeria fans made a "Thank You Lawrence" banner for their last group game. Rock Chalk Algeria

A decent striker would have scored a couple already against this weak Canadian defensive unit.

vt.tiktok.com/ZSQVLwNoH/ the Bosnians have a top candidate for song of the World Cup here.

A tweet from a bosnian.

Are they going to play music after every goal in this World Cup?

I've never been a big early adopter. But while I am as addicted to my phone s the rest of you, AI is the first technology that makes me feel like I am betraying humanity substack.com/@jandrewpott...

I wrote about protests in Albania, Europe, development traps, oligarchic capture, and, well, hope. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

At some point, we're going to have a reckoning about inequality.

So far, I have only seen good things from gen Z socialism. We should support it.

A good map for the World Cup. Make sense of the area your team is playing at by seeing how the region compares to global climate zone benchmarks. HT @amazingmap

”The rate at which people are getting fired is low. The rate at which people are getting hired is low. The rate at which people are quitting their jobs is low. It’s as if everyone is holding their breath and waiting for what they have been told is coming.“ www.ft.com/content/acea...

Signed up!

Big fan of kids these days www.theregister.com/2026/05/04/u...

Spot on, FT headline writer.

After 13 years of building Discourse in public, we're excited to announce: we're staying open. Discourse has always and will always be open source. Here's why. blog.discourse.org/2026/04/dis...

This was our one in Cambridge. Established in WWII during rationing, councils were allowed to keep them open so long as they were not subsidised. Cambridge kept going until the early 1970s! www.cambridgehistorian.co.uk/photographs/...

The thing about the old days is… they the old days.

March Flows Into April (At Saskatchewan River Crossing) Alan C. Collier 1982

I wonder if this guy knows there is freezing rain forecast for this evening.

Anyway, just pointing out that the realm of what's possible keeps expanding for me, and I think that's important to recognize. For all the complaints about enshittification, the coding tools open up a really interesting alternative. /end

They just said 90-year-old Tenley Albright, who competed for the U.S. in Cortina in 1956, is in attendance. Here's what Albright's gold medal winning performance that year looked like.

Whole article is superb -- a masterclass in concise meaningful writing. This point in particular seems underappreciated. I don't think white-collar people appreciate the extent to which, until now at least, the system is rigged in their favour.

413$ x 400 familles, ça représente environ 165 000$. Enlever le peu de dignités aux familles de demandeur•euses d'asile et leurs enfants handis pour économiser ça. Sur un budget de 130 milliards.