I am still yet to see any decent studies into whether or not L-Theanine actually does anything at all. Studies never seem to find anything statistically significant, yet so many people swear by it. I'm inclined to say it is placebo.

Good recent writing on the topic: https://dynomight.net/theanine-2/

I think you're confusing esbuild with ESLint. ESLint was created by Nicholas C Zakas.

Fixed it, thanks for noticing.

For anyone looking to read more about spaced repetition, Gwern's Spaced Repetition for Efficient Learning is worth checking out.

https://gwern.net/spaced-repetition

This email in particular is extremely prevalent. Always with spaces breaking up the text in different spots as a rudimentary filter bypass measure.

It has been running in this form with only the most minor of changes to the text for years. There have been times when emails I monitor have gotten 10+ of this message in a single day.

We've seen a pretty decent influx at Revolt.

The writer's post on the fediverse announcing this post gave me a good chuckle when it came across my feed.

https://infosec.exchange/@alexhaydock/114377262481451962

Dupe of "Pope Francis has died" | 170 points

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43749449

Funnily enough, my top 10 words used less often are as follows:

you, are, have, they, at, an, we, if, do, to

I'm frankly not quite sure how I've avoided them given how common they are.

Posted link is a tad vulgar and scarce on information. A bit of a collection forming on The Sun's live blog post:

Thousands of 4Chan users report issues accessing controversial website - https://www.thesun.co.uk/tech/34472708/4chan-down-updates-co...

(Posted link was originally https://old.reddit.com/r/4chan/comments/1jzkjlg/4chan_hacked.... We since changed it.)

Why would you use the Sun as a source for anything

Given the site has been hugged to death, here is the most recent Wayback Machine archive:

https://web.archive.org/web/20250330150603/https://blog.ploo...