It's worse than that. VistA is a world-class open source EMR that the VA has been trying to kill for decades.

VistA was useful in it's time but it's hardly world class anymore. There were fundamental problems with the platform stack and data model which made it effectively impossible to keep moving forward.

What ads? https://ublockorigin.com/

I use uBlock Origin and there are still multiple affiliate-link "deal" inserts throughout the article

I worked for a company that was acquired by LU/Bell Labs in the '90's and their IP notebooks were excellent: hardbound with a sturdy cloth binding and thick, high-quality graph paper. We were supposed to have each page countersigned at the end of the day but that rarely happened. We were too busy makin' the donuts.

Yup! And before that they were in the basement of the Dedham Community Theater.

I'm not sure that you meant to say "Shit of Theseus" but if you did: bravo!

I would imagine that the Archive Team would be interested in these: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive_Team

Logistics in progress.

> One thing I really want to try out is the FUTO keyboard

I've been using it for a few weeks and it works well. It seems to require some learning period because it started out making unhelpful suggestions for the predictive typing but is now pretty good.

Yeah, I tried out the swiping and it was pretty bad to start. But GBoard has had a lot of time to learn from me, so I'll give it a chance.

As long as LLMs are trained on code that has bugs, they'll suggest code that has bugs.

> So that’s Perplexity’s real innovation here: shattering the foundations of trust that built the internet. The question is if any of its users or investors care.

Ron Howard voiceover: They do not.

I think that this qualifies: https://matt3o.com/