Sneak peak...
So our incredible R&D team in Portadown have been beavering away and we'd love around 10 guinea pig customers to trial Cosy Cooler (slightly paradoxical code name but it alliterates nicely!)
Essentially, a cooling add on for the Cosy Heat Pump. Probably the most requested feature we've had, for obvious reasons...
We'll miss this Summer but hope to be properly available next Summer.
Google fue muy listo; usan los acelerómetros de miles de teléfonos Android cómo una red global de sismos, toda esa data se envía y Google logró una forma de detectar esas ondas a tiempo y enviar las alertas.
SOMEONE BUILT A CLAUDE CODE PLUGIN THAT REFUSES TO WORK UNTIL YOU DO PUSH-UPS OR SQUATS
its called workout gate and it is exactly as cursed as it sounds
when the hook fires, it blocks your prompt, opens your webcam, and makes you exercise to keep coding
> it counts your reps live through the webcam with mediapipe, no honor system rounding down
> only releases your prompt once you actually finish the reps
> quit halfway and the leftover reps get saved as debt for your next session
> chill, demo and hardcore presets, plus prompt based, time based or random triggers
> tracks stats, streaks and personal records right in the claude code statusline
we automated the coding, now we're automating the part where we actually take care of ourselves
Brandon is part of the crew who relentlessly (and often successfully) fought reforms to make building market-rate housing easier. This point from him is like a more fucked up version of the kid slapping you with your arm when you were 12 asking "Why are you hitting yourself?"
2/ Parents are rightly worried about addictive design & shady platforms.
They deserve good tools & support.
Instead the UK's plan actually entrenches companies as surveillance gatekeepers while sidelining parents.
The ban will fail. But the privacy loss will be permanent.
Long after UK teens have bypassed it (just as Australian kids did, by the way)...
...the British will be stuck self-doxxing to surveillance gatekeepers to use the internet.
Embarrassing legacy for Starmer, who should know better.
And a daily reminder to Brits of government overreach.
It's simple.
If you're proud of the deal you negotiated, you release it at the time of signing (as with the JCPOA*).
If you're not proud, you wait a few days until the news cycle moves onto something else and then release the text.
Trump just approved the Paramount-Warner Bros merger for The Ellisons, who paid $7 billion for UFC Streaming Rights.
Guess who showed up to the fight tonight? David Ellison.
It's all a grift.
@davidfrum I recall disliking Frum politically as a Bush speechwriter, so it was a strange but welcome hiatus to join him in Never Trumpism. But I see he hasn’t fundamentally changed, which I guess isn’t surprising.
JFK once invited to dinner 49 Nobel laureates, Robert Frost, William Styron, Ernest Hemingway, James Baldwin, Katherine Anne Porter, John Dos Passos, James Farrell and Lionel and Diana Trilling, and others. His line on the occasion became famous: “I think this is the most extraordinary collection of talent, of human knowledge, that has ever been gathered together at the White House—with the possible exception of when Thomas Jefferson dined alone."
Some of you were alive when that happened.
@AssaadRazzouk I’m excited for this to be part of the solution in the UK, but heat pump prices are very high. There are planning issues w ASHP units. And w high electricity prices, switching from gas is far more expensive on an ongoing basis. Mass adoption won’t come until the cost is the same.