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You could've done better, but I don't mind
You just kinda wasted my precious time
But don't think twice,
it's all right
I love old ’90s crap sci-fi and fantasy television. Most shows today have such amazing production quality, acting, and writing, which is great. But I miss the simple times. Luckily, it’s on Amazon Prime.
I’ve spent about eight hours on this today, but I think https://weather.fcc.cc is looking pretty damn good. My only goal was to make an ad-free, clutter-free weather site for personal use, but it turned out better than I imagined. That said, I’m sure I’ll spend the next few weeks breaking it repeatedly anyway.
This post is currently being published from Codex CLI. It’s shockingly intuitive. It’s tempting to use this for every single computer task.
The new Codex application from OpenAI is pretty neat. I often got frustrated with ChatGPT because it would randomly shift between completing a requested task and discussing said task (instead of completion). I now realize it was simply because ChatGPT was trying to chat with me instead of being the workhorse I asked it to be.
It’s so defeating to spend all morning on a project and find 6 hours later the project is lost in a cloud of mystery with my head aching. Let’s hope for success another day.
Maybe I should integrate a comment feature into https://news.fcc.cc so that I put my opinions there and don’t clutter up muttnet with it. Remark42 looks interesting.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/feb/01/vaccine-recommendations-acip
From the source:
“All vaccine recommendations are being reconsidered by the US’s vaccines committee, according to its top adviser, who in recent interviews slammed vaccination requirements for attending school and said vaccines should be taken on the advice of an individual’s doctor.
The stance from Kirk Milhoan, chair of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), represents a dramatic departure for the group tasked with making US vaccine recommendations for decades, signaling an increasingly hostile approach from the Trump administration to routine vaccines.”
It’s strange to feel excited about working on implementation of a comment function on a website with no visitors and no substantive content to comment on. Yet here I am, excited.
I would love a new Back to the Future. Christopher Lloyd and Mary Steenburgen. Please get on it.