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absorptions
A blog about signals, programming, music, and other stuff.
By Oona Räisänen.
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Ultrasonic investigations in shopping centres
I can't remember how I first came across these near-ultrasonic 'beacons' ubiquitous in PA systems. I might have been scrolling through the audio spectrum while waiting for the underground train; or it might have been …
By Oona Räisänen, 962 words
Adam Keys is typing
Developer and engineering manager at large.
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Team sizes & breakpoints
“Dunbar’s number is a suggested cognitive limit to the number of people with whom one can maintain stable social relationships—relationships in which an individual knows who each person is and how each person relates to …
Adrian's Corner - Posts
On coding, tech, privacy, AI and whatever else comes to this mind.
By Adrian Schönig.
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Updated 5 months ago
Upgrading to a 2024 iPad Air from a 2018 iPad Pro
My 2018 12.9 iPad Pro has been one of my greatest tech purchases. I’ve used it nearly every day for the last 5.5 years, and it’s still in great shape. Why upgrade now? While I’m …
AksDev
Gamedev, programming, stuff.
By Akseli.
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Desktop icons are surprisingly hard!
I spent past three weeks working on refactoring and fixing legacy code (the oldest of which was from 2013) that handled positioning Plasma desktop icons, and how this data was saved and loaded. Here's the …
Alex McLean – Making music with text[ure]
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Updated 3 months ago
Modulating Time
I’m just back from a productive week working with Mika Satomi and Lizzie Wilson on a mini project ‘Modulating Time’ at the annual, week-long PIFcamp gathering in Slovenia’s Julian Alps. We worked on handheld stick-based …
Allen Pike, pixel crafter
Allen Pike writes about making nice software, building teams, and other tricky things.
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Testing the Untestable
I gave a talk version of this article at the first Infer meetup earlier this month. Let’s say you want to build an LLM-powered app. With a modern model and common-sense prompting, it’s easy to …
By Allen Pike, 1,961 words
And now it’s all this
I just said what I said and it was wrong. Or was taken wrong.
By Dr. Drang.
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Tweaking settings (or not) on my new MacBook Pro
I got my new MacBook Pro last Friday, and so far only two things have annoyed me. The first I got used to much faster than I thought I would, and the second I’ve turned …
Armin Ronacher's Thoughts and Writings | Blog
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What if My Tribe Is Wrong?
I wrote in the past about how I'm a pessimist that strives for positive outcomes. One of the things that I gradually learned is is wishing others to succeed. That is something that took me …
By Armin Ronacher, 746 words
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Updated 6 months ago
The Joy of Retro Gaming
I’ve owned a lot of gaming hardware throughout my life. The NES was technically my first gaming console but the SNES is where my gaming journey really began. I had a Sega Genesis at one …
blog.jlcarveth.dev
A log of my technical pursuits.
By John Carveth.
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Updated 12 months ago
Bonfire
A federated social network for individuals and communities to design, operate and control their own digital lives.
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Introducing Mosaic - Partner with the Bonfire Team to Create Your Own Federated Digital Space
We’re excited to introduce Mosaic, a new initiative from the Bonfire team that empowers organisations by creating fully customised, federated digital spaces—built just for them. What is Mosaic? # Mosaic is a unique service where …
BrettTerpstra.com
Welcome to the lab.
By Brett Terpstra.
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Web Excursions for November 12th, 2024
Web excursions brought to you in partnership with CleanMyMac X, all the tools to speed up your Mac, in one app. mighty_docs – AI-Powered Developer Documentation Assistance Get accurate answers from the latest dev docs, …
bylr.info
I am a multi-disciplinary engineer and entrepreneur with a PhD in flying robotics and interests in software, aviation, photography, generative art, plotters, and home automation.
By Antoine Beyeler.
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Updated 11 months ago
TIL: displaying contributor avatars in GitHub changelogs
While working on a changelog-generation script for my vsvg project, I wanted to display the list of contributors as circular avatars, just like GitHub does in multiple places. After a few Google searches and some …
CaiusTheory - Latest
Now with even more cowbell….
By Caius Durling.
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Set Up Rails Activestorage With Azure Securely
Ruby on Rails has built-in support for managing uploaded files with ActiveStorage, which both cleans up your application code and acts as an abstraction over different storage backends. Azure Storage is one of the supported …
change is - matt.sh
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Chris Wiegman - Blog
The full blog of Chris Wiegman including all tutorials, posts and other articles by Chris Wiegman since 2008.
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Turning This Site Into a Hugo Theme
When I moved back to Hugo from WordPress I decided to keep the same repo I had from my last foray into Hugo (2019-2020). That allowed me to keep the old version of the site …
By Chris Wiegman, 249 words
Cogito, Ergo Sumana | Home
Blog by Sumana Harihareswara, Changeset founder.
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Middle Age and Absences
My friend Mel Chua died this week.I'm middle-aged now. I started this weblog as a young adult, and now it's been more than twenty years, and today I'm really feeling that change.Nearly eleven years ago, …
colin_morris
I’m a funemployed programmer and deep learning enthusiast.
By Colin Morris.
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Does ChatGPT know about things Wikipedia doesn't?
I’ve spent a lot of time editing Wikipedia. I do it for many reasons, but one of the sillier ones floating around the margins of my consciousness is that I like to think that, by …
Computational Complexity
Computational Complexity and other fun stuff in math and computer science.
By Lance Fortnow, Bill Gasarch.
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Favorite Theorems: Learning from Natural Proofs
October EditionI had a tough choice for my final favorite theorem from the decade 2015-2024. Runners up include Pseudodeterministic Primes and Hardness of Partial MCSP. But instead in memory of the recently departed Steven Rudich, …
By Lance Fortnow, 284 words
Damien Mannion
I'm interested in science, research, education, and technology.
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