Events

Heathrow reached 35°C and Kew Gardens recorded 34.8°C yesterday, making it the hottest day ever recorded in May in the UK, breaking the record set, uh, Sunday:

I spent only a couple of hours today working with Claude Sonnet 4.6 on a long-planned feature for this application. It's not exactly a blog feature, and in fact initially it will only show up in the Calendar. I'm just psyched because in a short time working with Claude, I got a full spec for the feature, which Claude then used to create a passable first draft of it. A couple rounds of tweaking both the spec and the code later and I sent it to the dev/test environment.

I plan to spend a lot of time outside with the girls today, because it looks like this:

I just read the transcript from Thursday's hearing before US District Judge April Perry, in which acting US Attorney Andrew Boutros dismissed charges against the defendants with prejudice after admitting his office committed prosecutorial misconduct in the grand jury proceedings against the six last October.

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard will resign according to what I can only imagine to be gleeful "sources in the intelligence community," officially because of her husband's cancer diagnosis. Her ties to Russia have been well-known for years. Russian dictator Vladimir Putin must be furious.

Once again, I'd like to point out that I have one of the best views in Chicago: