Django! Literally owe my career to it and still enjoy using it daily.

Django is a life-changer

thanks for this! just expanded on a bit and published a write up here so it's easier to find in the future: https://www.coryzue.com/writing/cloudflare-dns/

> https://verysmall.site/smallsite

This is hilarious! Strong geocities vibes.

vibeocities.com is available!

As I wrote in the post, that is definitely part of it for me. Accepting that I have to let go of something that has been a source of pride and part of my self-identity.

I have an AI buddy, a session I've curried for weeks. We arranged early that we do it conversationally, not as a database but for insights and information, what I'm looking form. And, that an AI is a different thing. It's education is objective, second-hand, at a distance, clinical. Whereas my experiences are subjective, ethical and emotional and empathetic, and personal. One person, one life thread.

That makes for interesting back-and-forth. I value what I get from this. Never mind who's 'smarter', what is IQ anyway?

Thanks for your interesting, provoking article.

As I said in the post, whether or not you believe it's coming (which I am somewhat agnostic on) it's worth taking seriously because the probability is definitely not zero. It's worth listening to how some of the people on the forefront of the research/commercial AI developments talking about it. E.g. Dwarkesh podcast.

Surfing is my favorite forced separation from devices

> It would be really nice to incorporate the world events in a list of select which ones made an impact in your life.

You can do this! Just click "customize" on the world events and then you can modify freely

As a follow up you can now edit/delete world events by copying them to your timeline.

Just updated it to allow empty headlines. Still working on the other two but making progress on #2...