Blogs about Development
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Information Flaneur
Hugh Rundle's internet web site.
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The fantastic futures of Slow AI and vibes-based search In October I attended the Fantastic Futures conference in Canberra. Fantastic Futures is organised by AI4LAM, and brings together people from archives, libraries and museums to talk about how they are, or could be, using …
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James' Coffee Blog
I am a technical writer. I live in Scotland. This is my blog.
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James Stanley
The writing is bad and the stories are not very interesting.
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Timeline of Discovery This evening I made a Timeline of Discovery, listing historical inventions, discoveries, events, etc. that I find personally interesting. I started doing it because I saw a project, Markwhen, on Hacker News, that turns a …
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Jerry Ng's blog
Welcome to my personal website. Here, I write about my silly pursuits and unlikely follies.
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4 Ways of Bumping Major Versions in Your Go Project I've recently found myself in a rabbit hole of Go major version bumping to v2. What started as a simple task quickly turned into hours of sifting through conflicting information. Should I use a v2 …
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joisig gone awol | Posts
By Jói Sigurdsson. 🇮🇸 More infoUpdated
GitHub and Sentry have perfect invoice filenames CrankWheel uses Maxio (née Chargify) for subscription management. It’s OK but I’ve never been super duper happy with it (mostly because I chose it for its flat fee structure, then later they switch to charging …
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José Cabeda
A data engineer focused on improving data systems and educating on how to use them.
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Joy of Computing
A new link every weekday from the Recurse Center community.
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IPA (phonetic) wordle solver Wednesday, Aug 7 IPA (phonetic) wordle solver (permalink) made and submitted by rfong find words that fit phonetic criteria! a total cesspool of regex. don't actually use it to cheat at phonetic wordle though, it's …
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Julia Evans
This blog is about being delighted about programming….
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"Rules" that terminal programs follow Recently I’ve been thinking about how everything that happens in the terminal is some combination of: Your operating system’s job Your shell’s job Your terminal emulator’s job The job of whatever program you happen to …
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Justin Noel
Full Stack Developer: Developing apps, sites, and software with a variety of tools: • React/Native • Ionic • Cloudflare • Supabase • HTML/CSS/JS.
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Quick and Easy Apps Are So Rewarding In a recent Virtual Coffee chat, I asked, "What is the favorite software tool/site/thing you've ever created?" A key point to some responses was that sometimes little, quick apps are the most rewarding and impactful. …
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Kev Quirk
Part time geek, full time idiot.
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It's Good to Talk I recently had a great email exchange with Herman Martinus of BearBlog fame and wanted to talk about that a little bit more. After reading Herman's post, Forced to Upgrade, I dropped him an email, …
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k-hole
The game development and design blog of Kyle Kukshtel.
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I'm Making A Podcast About Game Programming I listen to a lot of game development-flavored podcasts, and one thing that has really stood out to me for a long time was how basically none of the podcasts were actually about development. There …
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ktheory
The personal blog of Aaron Suggs.
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Vision before goals I love this aphorism about visionary leadership paraphrasing Saint-Exupéry: “Building a boat isn’t about weaving canvas, forging nails, or reading the sky. It’s about giving a shared taste for the sea, by the light of …
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(lambda (x) (create x))
By Will Sinatra. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
403: You are not authorized to access this material 403: You are not authorized to access this material Or using lots of little tools to aggressively reject the bots · October 18th, 2024 U G H. For some reason my quaint little piece of …
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learnbyexample
Learn Python, Regex, Linux, Scripting, Vim, Ebooks, Self-Publishing and Interesting Tech Nuggets.
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Festive offers for books on Python, Linux, Regular Expressions, Vim and more! Hello! Here are some awesome deals for programming books and courses during the 2024 festive season. My ebooks🔗 Offers valid till 02-Dec-2024. You can get them on Leanpub: All 13 Books bundle — $15 (normal …
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A Less Mad March
Blogging, generally about Rust.
By Adam Chalmers. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
My Developer Voices interview Kris Jenkins of Developer Voices spoke to me on his podcast! We talked about KittyCAD and its language, which I'm building for my work at Zoo. You can listen to it wherever you get your …
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Lewis Dale - Blog
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Managing my reading list with BookWyrm A little while ago I wrote about managing my reading list using a JSON file. Then I decided that was too easy, so I starting using an SQLite database instead. Moving my reading list to …
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Lim Chee Aun – Blog
The purpose of this site is to serve as a playground for my thoughts and experiments.
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2023 in review This is probably going to be short as this year is perhaps the most unproductive year I've ever had.As usual, I start this off with a compilation of monthly "highlights" that I've already listed in …
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linusakesson.net
By Linus Åkesson. 🇸🇪 More infoUpdated
Withering Bytes A short piece for human and machine.
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Lj Miranda
A collection of notes, projects, and essays.
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The missing pieces in Filipino NLP in the age of LLMs Back when I started working in Filipino NLP, my standard approach in training models is to encode linguistics knowledge via meticulous data annotation, feature engineering, and extensive testing. Take calamanCy for example: we spent countless …
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The lost outpost – technology, photography, society, and life
technology, photography, society, and life.
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Where is the Art? My talk from Electromagnetic Field 2024 is now available to watch on YouTube. This was a shorter version of a talk I gave as the closing keynote at QCon London1. It covers the work we’re …