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Apple Unveils New M4 MacBook Pro Lineup, Including, Hallelujah, a Nano-Texture Display Option - They finally raised the base model minimum RAM to 16GB. daringfireball.net #

NHS, schools, and biggest tax rises since 1993: The key Budget takeaways - I’m no expert as far as the economy, but seems to me that by making it more difficult for businesses, that’s ultimately going to effect workers, which are the people they are saying they want to help. Increaing national insurance for business and increasing capital gains definitely makes things more difficult for businesses. I hear from business owners that things are already very difficult for businesses. Their 'rebuilding britain' is a great narative but the way they are doing it seems very arse about foot. www.itv.com #

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rochacbruno/marmite - "Marmite [Markdown makes sites] is a very! simple static site generator". I thought this looked prettu neat. First of all, brilliant project name. But also the simplicity is kind of great. Supports a lot of cool markdown features out of the box too. Wish I had a laptop so I could try it out. github.com #

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India's balancing act with the West as Brics flexes new muscles - They have a bunch of things they are trying to organise but the big thing everyone id looking at is their promised payment system, which so far hasn’t been realised in a meaningful way as far as I can see. www.bbc.com #

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Marseille is neither a drug-choked hell nor a tourist paradise: it’s the city that captures France at its best - Really enjoyed Cole Stangler’s piece about this southern city. It’s got a dark reputation that I’m quite well aware of, but apparently in recent years it’s started to nevertheless become a bit of a hub for creatives, with an influx of artists, chefs, musicians and writers. And it’s multi-cultural and generally has quite a tolerant vibe about the place. His description reminds me of East London, in the early 2000s, like Hackney and Shoreditch. Just the right mix of sunshine and grit. Definitely going to keep an eye out for all things Marseille. www.theguardian.com #

Thom Yorke and Julianne Moore join thousands of creatives in AI warning - I had been wondering what had happened to old Thom. It’s been ages since I’ve seen him in the news. Glad he’s still making waves. Can’t help but wonder what weird and wonderful things he might come up with using AI tech though. But perhaps for it to have any effect for him, the AIs would need to get a lot more powerful. He has after all historically speaking been very okay with computers hasn’t he, more than most anyway. www.theguardian.com #

I am so incompetent, I lose things I never had in the first place - Adrian Chiles writes about how the world is now punishing him for it’s own short commings. I sympathise. I’ve found that having considerably improved my competence in many areas of my life, the world is constantly offended at me now. This happens multiple times per day. It’s constantly trying to trap me, and when I catch it red handed, it gets even more offended. It’s kind of hilarious. But you can’t let on, because you can guess how that makes worldo feel. It’s hard to describe, but it’s definitely a thing imo. www.theguardian.com #

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Fear the Boom and Bust: Keynes vs. Hayek - The Original Economics Rap Battle! - Beastie Boys style rap battle between Keynes and Hayek. I feel like this is some sort of analogy metaphore simily fractal thingy of life. Really worth watching if you are curious about economics fundamentals. Wishing there was transcript / lyrics so I could get into it in a bit more detail. www.youtube.com #

Fight of the Century: Keynes vs. Hayek - Economics Rap Battle Round Two - Another awesome economics based rap. Never would have expected to write that last sentence. It’s like they have figured out life’s ultimate question or something. www.youtube.com #

VladimirMikulic/route-list - "Beautifully shows Express/Koa/Hapi/Fastify routes in CLI". This project made me smile. One of the very first weekend projects I built when I started learning NodeJS was routes-builder, which had a routes visualiser rendered in the browser. That was 9 yesrs ago! How time flies. I like the idea of having this as a standard CLI tool. Listing routes is such a great feature. github.com #

IMF warns Trump trade tariffs could dent global economy as it upgrades UK outlook - It’s all very well saying that tarriffs are bad for everyone, but you have to somehow address the observation, which I understand might be somewhat controvertial, that there are very large reality inversions happening. Seems to me that we need to be at least directionally somewhat aligned on the fundamentals, on the macro dynamics, before we can hope to make any progress at other levels. I’d love to hear why the IMF thinks the US should be borrowing money from the people it is buying products from in order for them to buy said products. Extra points for not doing it in a patronizing style. Peace ✌️🕊☮️ :) www.theguardian.com #

Trump files extraordinary complaint claiming meddling by UK Labour Party - While I don’t personally believe UK MPs have been purposely meddling with the US elections, I think it’s important to recognise that, even though most of the time americans and brits, or should I say britains :), are very friendly, there is significant stuff in our history that could cause various red lines to be crossed, even if inadvertantly done. We should be mindfull of that. It’s a bit much to call it 'extraordinary' imo. And there have been a lot of UK MPs doing trips to the US during the elections, I’ve seen tons of podcasts with trip reports and interviews. If russian politicians were traveling to the UK during elections then it would raise some eyebrows surely. On the other hand I seem to remember a few years back Trump landing in Scotland to buy a golf course or something on election result day. Perhaps it was Brexit, I don’t remember exactly. Bit if a power move. Both sides can at times complain a little too much. www.theguardian.com #

Elon's American 'technopoly' - I think this piece is a little alarmist, but it’s actually a good sign, it’s how free speech is meant to work. But I’m also happy people like Musk and even Trump are using social media, that’s a massive thing for humanity. We are all learning how these systems work as we go along, and actually you could do a lot worse. For all his faults Musk is actually pretty good at listening to feedback, can and has changed his mind and approach on many topics. Better to have that than regulate it all before we can see all the great ways it could improve things. It’s fascinating stuff, user testing at the nation state level. I think the mainstrean / corporate media could recorgise this and have the vision to facilitate this process rather than get in the way. They might even discover new ways of using the tech themselves. www.politico.com #

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Moldovans back joining the EU by razor-thin majority - Yet another chapter in the russia is really bad again epic. www.theguardian.com #

Stripe in $1.1B Acquisition Deal for Stablecoin Platform Bridge - It will be good to finally see Stripe getting decent crypto currency support. I seem to remember that they have, over the years, had several failed moves into offering crypto payments rails. www.coindesk.com #

Meta Glasses Are The Top Selling Product In Many Ray-Ban Stores - I really like the concept of having smart glasses, I could see it being really useful, but privacy-wise it’s going to be a complete nightmare. There are so many a-holes in the world already taking photos of people with their cell phones without permission. Happpens to me multiple times per week currently. You can spot the cameras in the glasses quite easily. Now anyone with thick glasses will be suspect. www.uploadvr.com #

xAI, Elon Musk's AI startup, launches an API - Seems like the big hot AI companies to watch are OpenAI, Anthropic and now xAI. techcrunch.com #

Build A Static RSS Reader To Fight Your Inner FOMO - Great article, it actually looks suprisingly easy to get something basic running. Add HTTP basic auth on the path, and basically you have your own self hosted private feed reader. Might be enough for those morning catch ups with the people you follow in the blogosphere. Uses netlify serverless functions but could also use cron. www.smashingmagazine.com #

My solar-powered and self-hosted website - Man I love this kind of project. There something that’s so very indie web about it, with independance, resiliency and tech geekery shining through. This is exactly the sort of thing I’d get into in the early years of the web and my tech journey. Annoyingly as my mind has been so consumed by global politics and big important things recently, I found it difficult to concentrate on topic while reading through. Really hope one day I can return to these sorts of small scale hobbie projects. dri.es #

Today is Ubuntu's 20th Anniversary (ubuntu.com) - That’s awesome! It’s amazing how time flies. Here’s the HN discussion.lists.ubuntu.com #

Hike in capital gains tax will spark tech exodus from UK, investor says - An increase in capital gains would be a disaster. I wonder if an exodus is something they are actively trying to do. Are they saying to young people 'leave while you still can, go and find places abroad where you can thrive, realistically there is no life for you here'? www.theguardian.com #

North Korean troops have arrived in Russia to fight Ukraine, says Seoul - Quite a funny headline image in this article. Probably a good time to mention that one of the security guards in a nearby office building where I an here is Vietnam is a total Vladimir Putin doppelganger, a 99%er no less, it’s very strange. He showed up a few weeks ago, about the same time I started giving peace signs in response to harassment. www.theguardian.com #

Introducing Express v5: A New Era for Node.js Framework - Feels like this release took forever. It’s a purposely pretty boring release, mostly cleaning up old interfaces, making things consistent. The improved promise support is probably the most useful new functionality imo. Hopefully this will be the foundation for increased development momentum on the project. expressjs.com #

New Post: JD Vance on the weirdness of the current US - China relationship markjgsmith.com #

Traders bet the ECB's rate-cut floodgates are open - Looks like things are going to start heading up and to the right. Everyone in crypto is on the edge of their seat waiting for the big bull run to start. www.reuters.com #

Does France really make the best bread in the world? As a baker, I’d say ... maybe not - When I lived in Brussels in the 90s the bread and pastries were very high standard, way better than in the UK. But things improved a lot. I lived across the road from an artisanal bakery in London Fields for a year that was tremendously good. I miss those days. www.theguardian.com #

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India and Canada expel top diplomats in escalating row over Sikh activist’s death - I’ve been peripherally following this story. You don’t tend to ever hear about indian intelligence services or operations. I can’t even remember a single occurence. It’s a bit of an odd one. Seems to have escallated dramatically. Officials in India deny it happened, asked why Canada didn’t contact them, apparently they did, via the diplomats. www.theguardian.com #

Building a robust frontend using progressive enhancement - Service Manual - Progressive enhancement is awesome, very under rated imho. Great thing to keep in mind whenever you build for the web. www.gov.uk #

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Free Public APIs - Could be pretty useful for some of those weekend project test apps. www.freepublicapis.com #

victorqribeiro/TinyJS - "Tiny JS is a lightweight JavaScript utility for dynamically creating HTML elements". It‘s a bit like jquery but for creating snippets of HTML. Kinda cool. github.com #

The EU needs Britain as much as Britain needs it. Where is Starmer’s solidarity? - William Keegan makes the case that similar to the post world war I period, there is a need for a european "esprit de corps". I like this entire line of discourse, I’ve been thinking along similar dimensions recently. The 'le triple non' bit is a helluva quote. www.theguardian.com #

SpaceX Just Caught Its Starship Booster With Giant "Chopsticks" Arms - The video for this is pretty fucking rad. We are definitely more in the future now than we were in the year 2000, which was the year everyone looked at throughout my youth as the year of the future. It turned out to be quite normal in comparison, though some of the parties were mindbogglingly excellent. From what I’ve seen in the press recently parties appear to have gotten kinda nasty, and not good nasty. futurism.com #

In latest move against WP Engine, WordPress takes control of ACF plugin - Holey moley Mullenweg is impressively ruthless. What interests me with this story is that due to the fractal nature of reality, and because of how foundational Wordpress is, I expect there to be a lot of unnexpected externalities and weirdnesses in strange places. Like a collective discovery that there is nobody driving the bus, so to speak. A lot of previously hidden oddities mught start coming into view. techcrunch.com #

Is Matt Mullenweg defending WordPress or sabotaging it? - I feel like at some point this story becomes, is it okay to defend yourself against somebody using your creation against you. What a bizare situation. torment-nexus.mathewingram.com #

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Online shopping returns to growth in Europe amid fierce competition - Well it’s nice to hear some good news about the europeans. I am of course a european, but I haven’t been in europe for many years. www.reuters.com #

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Hurricane Milton: nearly 3 million without power in Florida as category 3 storm makes landfall - This US hurricane looks very scary, the photos from space make it look like it’s the end of the world or something. I thought it was interesting that it appears to be named after a famous economist, especially since the US is in such economic troubles. www.theguardian.com #

Des communes sous l’eau, des dégâts localement, le code jaune maintenu : la tempête Kirk a quitté la Belgique - While in Belgium there’s a smaller storm named after Captain Kirk from Star Trek! www.lesoir.be #

‘The Community Is In Chaos:’ WordPress.org Now Requires You Denounce Affiliation With WP Engine To Log In - And the storm over at Wordpress looks very narly indeed. The latest is that Mullenweg is now forcing users to say if they are affiliated to WP Engine. That’s obviously going to go down rather badly. I continue to be taken aback by his actions, yet there’s a part of me that is impressed by his convictions. He’s likely thought this through an enormous amount and he must see a real long term threat here, so I’m prepared to hear him out on his reasons, because he’s been a great steward of Wordpress and the open web for many years. www.404media.co #

‘Trump-proof’ European security by setting up ‘Nato bank’, thinktanks urge - I think the framing of this is pretty dumb on their part, but I’m glad there is at least recognition that they urgently need to get together, come up with some contigencies, practical solutions, and take control of the future of Europe. There’s too many fires happening all around to be complacent and complaining about the past. www.theguardian.com #

Shein records £1.5bn UK sales amid plan for HQ in heart of Manchester - Undoubtably very popular, but lousy for the environment and I hear they avoid import taxes compared to other similar compsnies because of how they ship products. Interesting they are basing themselves in Manchester. www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk #

US mulls Google break-up after landmark monopoly case - They sure do have a lot of power. I just wish they would ship more ground breaking products, like in years gone by. I also really don’t want the DOJ to do anything that might break Gmail. www.independent.co.uk #

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Starmer urges all sides in Middle East to ‘step back from the brink’ - Could everybody please stop being shot? Also please stop shooting. Thank you. www.theguardian.com #

Ireland is a ‘playground’ for Russian intelligence, says former army chief - This is very interesting, especially the planned russian embassy expansion that would have includes 10 subteranian power plant rooms. That’s insane. Also which countries in the east are western countries doing the same to? It’s bound to be happening in both directions, and likely via proxies too. I bet it’s a nice little money maker for many. But what happens when it spans generations? How are we ever going to untangle all this mess? www.theguardian.com #

Does China now have a permanent military base in Cambodia? - I don’t know anything about the military bases, but I suppose to a certain extent it’s to be expected. One thing I do note on my extensive travels around south east asia is how embeded the chinese community is basically everywhere. In many places there are streets where almost every house had some form of chinese decoration. It seems odd, but accepted. Imagine if there were streets all throughout France and Spain with Union Jack flag's everywhere, it would be a bit odd wouldn’t it? Somehow the chinese have managed exactlyish that. Imho, the european and US expats in comparison tend to blend in a bit better, though I guess I might be a bit biased. www.bbc.com #

Why tech unicorns struggle to avoid the glue factory - Heck of a numbers game the whole tech scene. www.ft.com #

Chinese stocks jump as markets reopen after Golden Week break - I’ve also heard in some places that the effect of the stimulus wasn't as big as expected. No obvious signs of it here in Vietnam yet as far as I can tell. www.bbc.com #

W Hot Drama Week (Wordpress, WP Engine, and Web Components - Oh My!) Ep#636 (Shop Talk Show Podcast) - I’m not going to get into how good this episode is right now, as the moment I started writing this paragraph I started getting harassed by the world. If you are in any way involved in the web or curious about the web, and / or open source for that matter, then do yourself a favour and listen to this episode. Might even change your world view. What version of the simulation are Chris and Dave in that they can have such a nuanced and clear view of things? IMO, it’s a sign that a lot of important things are getting figured out at a very high level at the minute, hopefully for the better. It’s like we’ve reached some sort of tipping point where the number of minimal apps / mental models is approaching a big shift. shoptalkshow.com #

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The Medieval Masterpiece the Book of Kells is Now Digitized and Available Online - Trinity College Dublin has published a high resolution digital version. This is awesome. Hopefully whatever revolutionary tech is the hot new thing in 1000 years time will port the entire internet / world wide web onto itself, so that folks then can read this note about the hot new tech from 1000 years ago getting ported onto the internet / world wide web. If my static site generator is open source and still around perhaps they would consider making a generous donation. Also please ensure the maintainers aren’t hungry, and still living outside in the rain as I am. Rainy season is kind of brutal. And that the world isn’t still enslaving developers to write it’s open source code. Thank you. www.openculture.com #

I stayed. - Jeffrey Zeldman writes a piece about why he decided to stay at Automattic even though they offered all staff a severence package following the WP Engine controversy. zeldman.com #

Matt Mullenweg: ‘WordPress.org just belongs to me’ - Really seems like a full on war, which is quite unWordpress-like. Matt usually seems like a relatively calm and quiet fellow, which is somewhat at odds with the situation. Suprised to hear WP Engine are making billions of dollars. www.theverge.com #

Keanu Reeves spins out at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in pro racing debut - I didn’t realise he was a race car driver. Pretty awesome way to promote his new graphic novel. Also great to see someone doing a debut at 60. www.theguardian.com #

UK ‘resolutely committed’ to its overseas territories, says foreign minister - It’s interesting how many foreign territories the UK still has, very long term strategic in an uncertain world. www.theguardian.com #

The Why of Crazy Stupid Tech - Om Malik was one of the first tech bloggers I started reading when I first seriously got online. I guess that was around 2003ish. He’s starting a newsletter, partnering with ex-Wired reporter Fred Vogelstein. The focus is interesting: the tech that powers the foundational layers of the stack, from materials science to sythetic biology and how they might change the future. Sounds awesome, can’t wait, subscribed :) crazystupidtech.com #

159 employees are leaving Automattic as CEO's fight with WP Engine escalates - Matt Mullenweg founder of Wordpress and CEO of Automattic has been in a rather public fight with WP Engine for a few weeks. The whole saga is bringing to the surface some core issues with open source and specifically Wordpress, one of the most popular open source projects. Many are worried they aren’t as safe from despotic centralised control as they once thought, since Wordpress is using some of the very tactics it was setup to avoid, namely removing things from people. Many open source projects have been runing into philosophical brick walls recently. This case could have a big impact in the space. techcrunch.com #

Boris Johnson calls for referendum on leaving ECHR - That’s the European Convention on Human Rights. The problem is that though it might appear to make sense from the perspective of fixing immigration, it would ultimately decrease valuable protections for all citizens across huge swath of completely unrelated areas. Not being part of a human rights treaty sounds very dangerous to me. www.theguardian.com #

liriliri/eruda: Console for mobile browsers - This basically does what it says on the tin, ads devtools to mobile browsers. You include a library in the page, and then can open up a devtools style webapp in the page to look at HTML, network requests etc. Very awesome. I wish there was an app that was a dev webserver that automatically added this to your pages, so you could do local frontend development on your mobile device. github.com #

@parischap/pretty-print - This looks awesome. All sorts of additional customisable features to JSON.stringify and util.inspect. colorisation and treeifying for example. I could see this really improving the debugging experience, printing to console is still one of the most popular ways to debug, because it works in most environments, might as well make it better. www.npmjs.com #

Get ready to meet your AI best friend (Vergecast Podcast) - Lots of awesome tech reporting in this episode, and not just about AI. OpenAI mega funding, the Wordpress community values meltdown, progressive web apps, and a mindboggling description of the Dish/Direct TV timeline over the past few decades, which bizarely sounds to me like a simulacrum of a single week of my life right now here in Vietnam. podcastindex.org #

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OpenAI gets $4 billion revolving credit line, giving it more than $10 billion in liquidity - It’s one of the biggest VC fund raises of all time. The company’s value is now $157bn. www.cnbc.com #

Spotify adds a new, automatically updating playlist for offline listening - Really great to see some big players support offline features. Offline is massively underprovided for, but massively important for resilience and independance. You don’t realise you need it until it’s too late. Interesting to learn that Youtube music already has a similar feature. techcrunch.com #

Biggest solar flare since 2017 erupts from sun and Earth is in the firing line (video) - The video of this is quite mesmerising, especially when they turn off the ultra violet filter and you see what is the biggest object for several light years distance, and it’s so completely on fire, like a burning Hades. Earth is expected to be impacted over the next few days. www.space.com #

UK hands sovereignty of Chagos Islands to Mauritius - It’s clear immediately from the map hiw strategic the location is, it’s to the east of Aftica and south of India. There is a joint UK-US military based on one of the islands that will remain there. Many of the islanders now live in Crawley of all places. Britain still has quite a long list of around 17 overseas territories. www.bbc.com #

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Croissant debuts a cross-posting app for Threads, Bluesky and Mastodon - I don’t know if it supports posting from an RSS feed. That would be cool. Interesting that it supports threaded posts. I want something that I pass a post to via an RSS feed or an API and it just figures out all the details of making it compatible with each platform. Like a jQuery for social media posting. techcrunch.com #

Spending cuts needed to tackle France’s colossal debt, Michel Barnier tells MPs - Michel Barnier is now the prime minister of France, having been recently appointed by president Macron. He is right leaning and so doesn’t have much support in parliament since the left co-alition’s big win. He’s trying to reign in excessive spending. Interesting situation, big lefty dreams meets reality. Since taxes are already so high in France he wants the rich to step up, and lots of efficiency projects. Europe seems week, Russia is getting stronger, the EU is busy squabling with partners like Britain over old graves, the middle east is turning into a major war, the US is tired of being the world’s police force. www.theguardian.com #

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Irish finance minister calls €14bn tax windfall from Apple ‘transformational’ - Kind of an interesting time for a country all the way on the west of Europe to be having a windfall as the countries all the way in the east to be having issues with the local hedgemon. www.theguardian.com #

Catholic Belgian university ‘deplores’ comments by Pope Francis moments after speech - Women were upset he has traditional views on women’s role in society, and they spoke out to him about women being subjugated in the past by the church. I thought his comments about victims of church pedophilia were a bit odd: "There is a need for a great deal of mercy to keep us from hardening our hearts before the suffering of victims, so that we can help them feel our closeness". I find the use of the term 'mercy' strange here. Doesn’t it imply the victims did something wrong? And that the church needs to be mercifull towards them? WTF is that about? But also doesn’t it sound a bit pedo? 'Feel our closeness'? What are you saying mate? And lastly, I happen to know there is an american parish in Brussels called 'Our Lady of Mercy'. Bit of a coincidence. I note that last week there was news the woman president of the European Commision unilaterally re-organised all lead roles, flipping from 60/40 male-female to 40/60 male-female. Just 'because'. This whole thing seems weird. www.theguardian.com #

Top Russia diplomat warns west not to fight ‘nuclear power’ in UN speech - Russia’s "we can invade any small nation and you can't do nothing" policy is fucking demented. www.theguardian.com #

European ministers call for immediate ceasefire in Lebanon - This ground invasion thing is strange. I feel like it’s a rather extreme thing to do unless there is some sort of existing teritorial dispute. Ground invasions don’t tend to happen unless there’s a fight over said ground. I wonder if there are some facts thag are being omitted. www.theguardian.com #

UK universities urge government to restart flow of EU students after Brexit - I think that for university places, it’s a free market and there should be a corresponding number of good quality high standard places made available in the EU. Both sides should need to convince the students their courses are valuable. As long as fees are being paid based on demand for places there shouldn’t be much of an issue. Seems like they could figure out something. I think likely the bigger thing is the work placements side of things which is complicated, and Starmer is right to hold off on that. Using british youth as a bargaining chip doesn’t seem like such a great idea. www.theguardian.com #

China, South Korea, Taiwan to spend most on chip equipment 2025-2027, industry body says - It’s all about chips at the minute, at least until the current AI wave runs out of forward motion. www.reuters.com #

Keir Starmer calls for the 'return of the sausages' in Labour conference speech - Amusing gaff. Strange that it happened just a few days after my sausage pastry incident in the park, which was also the day I innadvertently Keith’d Keir. I think the return of the sausages would be magnificent right now, I've hardly eaten anything today. m.youtube.com #