This week I read about the web becoming more miserable, and dysfunction in D.C. over tech issues.
In Depth
Software Development & Design
- Myths about F#: Imperative code is simpler than functional code! No, not at all, but you are more used to it. (Urs Enzler)
- Announcing ImageSharp 3.0.0 (Six Labors)
- Clever Code Considered Harmful (Josh W. Comeau)
- Warnings-as-errors friction (Mark Seemann)
- The Required Keyword in C# 11 (Claudio Bernasconi)
- My CSS-Tricks Top 10 (Geoff Graham)
- Redefining Developer Experience (Cole Peters)
Technology & the Internet
- The life-upending flaw that USPS won't fix (Zack Whittaker)
- Our Growing TikTok Moral Panic Still Isn't Addressing The Actual Problem (Karl Bode)
- Ford Submits A Patent That Would Allow Cars To Repossess Themselves (Tim Cushing)
- Gigi Sohn withdraws her nomination for President Joe Biden's FCC (Makena Kelly)
- Sci-fi magazine 'Clarkesworld' stops submissions after a rush of AI-made stories (Vincent Acovino, Mary Louise Kelly, & Halimah Abdullah)
Gaming
- SimCity launched a decade ago, and it was so disastrous it killed the series (Callum Bains)
- Cities: Skylines II Annnounced, Releasing This Year (Marcus Stewart)
Business & Finance
- How to Fill an Office Today? Waive the Rent (Carol Ryan)
- Immigrants help fill gaps in trucking workforce (Elizabeth Trovall)
Science
Sports
- How Artem Anisimov embraced his role as a mentor to Flyers' AHL prospects (Charlie O'Connor)
Everything Else
- The Case For Shunning (A.R. Moxon)
- I doubled-down on RSS (Eric Bailey)