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Thursday, July 24, 2025 BTW, this business with Trump and the Fed is almost exactly what I wanted Obama to do with Garland when McConnell refused to hold hearings. Walk him over to the Supreme Court, unlock his office, swear him in and get back to work. Sometimes you just do it. The Dems weren't pragmatic that way. # When trying to "work" with ChatGPT, realize that it's mistakes could be much worse than you could possibly imagine. It could be leading you down a blind alley. You must always consider how full of shit it is. It may not just be making things up, but it could not understand something very basic about what you're doing. There's no limit to the ways it can be wrong. And you can waste whole programming sessions chasing a solution where none could possibly every under any circumstances be found. The level of bullshit is sometimes hard to fathom. # You can see from this Bluesky post that I do copy-edit my linkblog items, but ...

Wednesday, July 23, 2025 Question . If you have to choose between Google's web browser or one from your favorite AI company, which would you go with? Also yes -- Google is destroying the web, as is ChatGPT and Claude etc. Because the people who tried to capture flow using SEO made you wade through mountains of garbage before you got the info you were coming there for, if you ever got it. It's the same thing with clicking links in Twitter. If instead, they had focus on providing a product that made people happy and built respect for theri brand, they'd still have a seat at the table. It's too late to complain, you had a chance to view your efforts as a business. But there's still plenty of potential for the web, esp if developers get imaginative in how to use the new browser platforms. I don't imagine Google's going to rock and roll too much with Chrome, but maybe they will. # Trump says he's going to give AI companies freedom exce...

​ ​ Read this on my blog Hey! I hope you're enjoying your summer (or winter!). Now that Mastering Nuxt: Full Stack Unleashed is finally complete, I've started working on my next course: Advanced Reactivity in Vue It will cover aspects of watchers, computed, refs, and deeper parts of Vue's reactivity system you probably have never worked with before. I'll share progress updates as I work on it! Since Mastering Nuxt is now finished, the early access discount will be expiring at the end of July! So you have just about a week to grab it before the price goes up. This week I've been re-recording some lessons and making sure it's fully up-to-date, a few things (like Nuxt 4) have changed since I did the recordings. We plan to keep this always up-to-date going forward. We'll also be creating new courses on other Nuxt topics so you can deepen your Nuxt learning even more. Go here to get Mastering Nuxt before the...

Tuesday, July 22, 2025 I think I figured out why the AI companies want to do web browsers. It's so that they can create an application development platform for people who want to write apps that run inside a new environment where the OS is a LLM. Lots of interesting possibilities. Imagine how the OS API might work. You could restructure a database by explaining in English how you want it restructured. In the freaking code. Could we bury Algol-like languages the same way we buried assembly and machine languages? Do we have the courage to imagine such things? # "You're an important caller," the machine lied, as if it were human. # New WordLand release, v0.5.24 , fixes a problem in previous release that kept the Markdown icon from appearing in some user's icon bars. # O Journos! # I hate it when journos say the Dems are in trouble, or hopeless or whatever, it shows how poisoned their point of view is. # When people are fed ...

Monday, July 21, 2025 Change notes for WordLand v0.5.22. # Short video demo of Markdown mode in WordLand. # The Great on Hulu gives an idea of what a king or queen would be like. The difference is the actors playing the monarchs are pretty lovable and not stupid, and somewhat self-aware (not their strong suit). # Linkblog items for the day ICE will 'flood the zone' in NYC. politico.com Introducing XMLUI. blog.jonudell.net This $11,000 Chinese EV with solid state batteries is coming soon. And we will not get this in the US. electrek.co I would like to propose a fourth rule to Asimov's laws of robotics. "You are not human. Don't pretend you are. Act like a computer." en.wikipedia.org Copyright 1994-2025 Dave Winer. This email was sent on: 7/22/2025, 12:00:01 AM Eastern. "Takes a lickin, keeps on tickin." This blog has been running for: 30 years, 9 mo...

This week in China: Growth momentum, scientific milestones and strategic economic shifts This week, we offer a look at China's continued economic transformation—from fresh incentives for foreign reinvestment to supportive monetary policies in the first half of the year. We also spotlight the country's first intelligent ocean-class research vessel, new measures to combat extreme heat, and the unexpected resilience driving high-quality development. 2025-07-20 16:51:19 View in browser China unveils new measures to boost foreign reinvestment ...

Weekly Vue News #207 Weekly Vue News #207 - Nuxt 4.0 is out View online Hi 👋 Finally, Nuxt 4 is out, mainly improving developer experience, and it should be a very smooth upgrade — nothing like the big changes required from Nuxt 2 to Nuxt 3. Besides that, I'm considering integrating Better Auth in my starter kit instead of Nuxt Auth Utils. Enjoy this issue and have a lovely week ☀️ Vue ...