While reading my RSS feed this morning, I saw a post praising something wonderful about CSS, and my first thought was, "Ugh. CSS". That wasn't fair. CSS doesn't suck anymore.

I read a piece by Cassidy Williams today where she revealed she knows TWO personal software engineers for billionaires. Where does one sign up for a job like that?

The Scripting News had a piece about evolution and the need for our hands to be busy or holding something all the time, and it got me thinking - do I always need to be doing something with my hands? Did I when I was a kid?

I've had just enough exposure to machine learning concepts that I have some idea of what AI programmers are up to, but there's one thought that keeps popping in my head when I read about training Large Language Models. What is considered a "reward" for an algorithm?

Going through my RSS feeder this morning, I found a message to Martha buried in this post.

Sometimes, as I'm reading somebody's blog post, I have thoughts about it, and I open up Obsidian and start jotting them down, even before I finish reading the blog post. This is one such time. The ending of John P. Weiss's post was certainly not what I was expecting, and totally changed my initial thoughts. Oh well. So, maybe to put things in context, you should go read the first few paragraphs of this and come back here before you read the ending.