Happy Easter all! He is risen!

Here’s a pretty bad #npm supply-chain attack with #Axios. Check to see if you’ve got Axios 1.14.1 or 0.30.4 installed. If you do, dig further. Check using “npm list -g axios”.

From the land of bullshitia.. This is one of many reasons why people don’t trust the news media.

Heard this around 9 AM. It was quite loud. I thought someone pulled a dresser over or that something hit the house.

Meteor Explodes Over Cleveland

Did you hear a loud boom around 8:56 a.m. ET in Ohio or Pennsylvania? This was a meteor exploding. Send us your reports! Matthew Cappucci has an up...

I’ve always had an interest in weather, but I didn’t become a meteorologist. Earlier tonight, I fired up my weather app and was learning how to use it and correlate different observations. I started tracking the tornado that eventually went through Kankakee, IL and a few other towns and substantially destroyed those towns. Some people lost their lives because of these storms. I’m thankful that I have a bed to sleep in tonight and that I’ll probably live to see another day. Not everyone is that lucky. Thank you, God.

LLMs are kinda dumb and basic, even with all their training. What really makes the LLM something useful is an agent which enables tool usage and makes it so much more useful. I had Claude write me an agent, which it’s been doing a very good job at as I’ve been iterating new features. Before long my own agent and LLM should be able to handle updating itself. Actually, it probably can do that now. The LLM I’m using is qwen3-coder-next:q8_0. It’s producing around 4 tokens/sec on CPU inference only so it’s not blasting any doors off things, but it does work. If I’m not in a hurry, it’s fine. It’s still faster than I would be doing all this myself. This stuff is crazy and cool. #ai #llm #qwen #qwen3