I just rolled back my Hugo version to ‘recommended far too many errors with what I assume are incompatible plugins.
@manton - suggestion - on each plugin have a warning re whether the plugin is compatible with whatever the Hugo version is so plug in provider checks once and flags accordingly … not all of the community checking every plugin trying to work out which works an which doesn’t on whatever Hugo version is running.
Set default of all plugins to be the base recommended Hugo.. and then each developer can modify after they have tested?
I guess every 🍎 pundit in the world had their 50 years of 🍎 lined up and ready to go this morning. And go they did. Holy crap, that’s a lot of memories.
Claude is galling over - I get it to give me a hand off dic so I can start again - load it up - one request and half way through THAt request it is already compacting the conversation … #LostThePlot
🔗 Scripting News: Monday, March 30, 2026
I had to say this to Claude just now. “this is exhausting. you’re driving me around in circles and saying over and over ‘this is it!’ and it never is. us humans have protections built in to avoid that kind of wasted effort.”
You know sometimes I think it’s me - but if it happens to someone like @Dave - I can rest more easily. That said - friggin’ annoying.
🔗 Bluesky leans into AI with Attie, an app for building custom feeds
Create the experience you want, and the platform custodians clearly want to make sure that customization isn’t limited to technical people. Accessibility is openness too.
💬 Ben Werdmuller
🔗 Is the AT Protocol really decentralized? | Vladimir Campos
“Hosted in Europe, governed in Europe,” and their vision starts with “Eurosky exists because Europe needs technological sovereignty and democratic resilience in its digital infrastructure.” As I mentioned in a previous post, I prefer an internationalist world, but based on what they are promoting on their site, why choose a US protocol that many say is not actually decentralized?
AJA writes …🔗 what’s in a name? – The Homebound Symphony
The title of this great dialogue should therefore be not Politeia but rather Eudaimonia.
Behold: 🔗 Eudaimonia - though he hever strikes me as ‘happy’.
🔗 The quieter your brand, the louder it travels – Regionally Famous
I believe this blog’s reader will enjoy this post about - well #stickers.
🎥 Nobody 2, 2025 ★★
Not as good as Nobody - but then Nobody caught me out - where as Nobody 2 was - well ... Nobody 2. Colin Hanks looks so much like his Dad. Sharon Stone looked nothing like Sharon Stone - and yet was. The whole film was way better than any of Chevy's vacation movies - and the set up for the final action scene was lifted straight out of The A Team - and just as much fun.
Now that they are all trained to use our self check out - lets stop half the machines working and get them back into lines to wait for the busy machines on the other side to free up and not tell them to go over to where two cashiers are sitting with nobody in their lines at all.
🔗 Frank Relle’s Photos Revel in Louisiana’s Otherworldly Swampland — Colossal
Spectacular photographs.
it is clear that sometimes Claude can’t even cut and paste!
You’re absolutely right—I reverted to the quick-fix approach and missed the bigger strategy.
💬 Claude
.. is a recurring message these days - I need to work out why it doesn’t keep this information in ‘mind’. Annoying.
🔗 The end of the content shortage
The ennui of infinite content is reversing our spiraling desire for more of it.
💬 Seth Godin
Here’s willing it to be so.
Headlines: ICE is starting to check ID’s in airport security lines. Be warned.
In his State of the Union address in January, Donald Trump identified a problem for America: “We’re winning so much that we really don’t know what to do about it.” To give him his due, he seems to have found a solution.
💬 Andrew Palmer, Executive Editor - The Economist
Nearly there with the new home page. Nearly.
Wet. Wet. Very very wet.
🔗 Daring Fireball: Claude Can Now Take Control of Your Mac
The Claude Mac client itself remains a lazy Electron clunker. If Claude Code is so good I don’t get why they don’t prove it by using it to make an even halfway decent native Mac app.
I like reading release notes from developers who take the time to document changes, and I also like reading “Bug fixes and performance improvements” over and over and over again from developers who do not.
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