Group of giant cuttlefish in Spencer Gulf, off Whyalla, South Australia (© Gary Bell/Minden Pictures)

I was told that it’s great that there’s lots of links here. Links are kind of a chore, but an obsessive habit (from academic times). There’s some semi automation happening but the main downsides are:

1. Checking if they still work
2. Checking if relevancy hasn’t changed

The other con || pro (take your pick):

3. Friends more in the know, may dissect && tear you a new one when the content and the link disagree (with reality).

Insanely knowledgeable people are also out there online too. On occasion, when I bother with emails, I always end up learning extremely fascinating stuff.

Mount Fuji at sunrise, Lake Kawaguchi, Japan (© Twenty47studio/Getty Images)

The Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Missouri (© f11photo/Getty Images)

I must admit. I was so wrong in the past. I used to adamantly assure anyone who thought it hard to separate fact from fiction online, “it’s easy.”

That was, until I read on Internet News that our crypto king whiz kid (what they call my elders) was “in” Argentina (which has its own meme coin king allegedly). Our technical whiz kid was locally in exile that day.

The “it’s only a serious joke” shenanigans is so outer planetary, it might take disciplined historians far removed from this superficial era to intricately interpret this dance, but only if they safely receive archives of this slow moving, fast train of equi vocal, contradictory voices. Thanks for reading my book.

Champaka Sarasi pond near Shivamogga, Karnataka, India (© Amith Nag Photography/Getty Images)

I’ve noticed an interesting phenomenon. The marketing material for coins have seemingly vanished. Now it’s AI, AGI, ASI, or GAI adverts shape-shifting every couple of weeks.

First it’s C, then C again, then P, then another C, then that C again, then G, then some other G, then L, and then D, now it’s Q or one of the G’s again.

How’d they switch products so fast? That’s ultra human. I’ve never 10-100x’d with these tools, but many have. What is an ‘AI agent coin’? I wonder if any of you remember the ephemerally fun AI Dungeon?

Alpenglow on Half Dome, Yosemite National Park, California (© Matthew Kuhns/TANDEM Stills + Motion)

Deno 2.2 adds built-in OpenTelemetry, a new linter plugin API, node:sqlite, and major improvements to deno check, deno lsp, and deno task.

European river otter, Lelystad, Netherlands (© Ernst Dirksen/Minden Pictures)