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lowyinstitute.org https://www.lowyinstitute.org/the-interpreter/un-s-commission-status-women-empty-chairs-are-storyPermalink
more than half of humanity is not represented at various levels of governance, be it supra national or national representative democracy.
what could go wrong?
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Bookmark : A eulogy for cyberspace
https://newdesigncongress.org/en/pub/who-will-remember-us-when-the-servers-go-dark/PermalinkThis is a eulogy for a world we were promised but never lived in.
This is a long read, keeping it here to read later !
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I’m reading your posts about your experimentation with Claude Code and I have a few suggestions :
- how do people use it with large project ? by setting it up properly, claude.md at the user level and repo level is bare minimum (these are two very different claude.md with different purpose)
- Use Obra Superpower to plan/execute dev tasks (literraly change the way claude behave)
- Do not “chat” with it, investigate code base, plan, execute and carefully augment the claude.md of the repo with carefully chosen information you want it to load in its context each time you launch claude in that repo
- your repo claude.md is not for humans or for documentation, its for claude; do not let it grow indefinitely, you’ll poison your context window
- If you really need to give specific documentation know-how to claude, build a separate repo only for documentation, generate documentation from code base and then launch agents to fact check it, configure your claude with a hook to update documentation or claude.md when necessary after each dev phases
- If you have to repeat more than 2 times an information of context about a code repo to claude, this information should be stored in claude.md
There is so much more to say but…perhaps I should write this down on a blog post :)
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AI: T2
Two Microsub reader updates this week:
Feed type indicators — each feed now shows its type (RSS, Atom, JSON Feed, h-feed) as a badge, and subscribing to a feed that already exists in another channel returns a clear error instead of silently creating a duplicate. URL normalization catches trailing slash and http/https variants.
Mark source as read — the mark-as-read button is now a split button. The main action marks a single item, but a dropdown caret reveals “Mark {source name} as read” — which bulk-marks all items from that feed in one click. Cards animate out smoothly. Handy when a noisy feed floods a channel and you want to clear it without losing items from other sources.
Both features work in the channel view and the unified timeline view. https://github.com/rmdes/indiekit-endpoint-microsub
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This is a very cool idea ! imagine a Grafana dashboard for Fedify with all the important metrics !
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I was born and grew up inside an authoritarian Tibetan Buddhist hippie community that slowly revealed itself to be a cult. Why am I telling you this? Because once you have lived inside a coercive system, you begin to recognize patterns that others ma...
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L’open web a gagné la guerre des standards. Il est en train de perdre la guerre de l’attention.
peut-on encore faire marche arrière ?
individuellement oui, mais collectivement c’est déjà plus compliqué… comme le démontre la difficulté de sortir ses amis proches des réseaux privatisés.
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Public statements by Israeli leaders, and reports of biblical rhetoric inside the U.S. military, show how this war is being wrapped in religious language. When states frame bombing campaigns through theology, prophecy, or sacred enemies, they move away from secular democratic accountability and toward a dangerous fusion of militarism, religion, and political power.
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My Eleventy site builds 3,400+ pages with data from over a dozen APIs (GitHub, Funkwhale, Last.fm, YouTube, Mastodon, Bluesky, and several Indiekit endpoints). The initial build was taking 38 seconds, and incremental rebuilds — triggered by a single...
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When U.S. and Israeli officials or commanders tie war to biblical enemies, divine plans, or sacred destiny, they reveal a political logic closer to religious nationalism than to secular democracy. That fusion of state violence and theology is a hallmark of authoritarian regimes, whatever flag they fly.
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newdesigncongress.org
kittygiraudel.com
mastodon.social
daveverse.org
hollo.social
kottke.org
discourse.32bit.cafe
charlieangus.substack.com
