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Building an Oxikit O2 Concentrator (Part 2)
Assuming Control
Daniel Frost - Complexity Costs Thinking
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ChatGPT vs. your voice – Erik Johannes Husom
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Four Futures For Cognitive Labor
I just returned from Manifest, a bay area rationalist conference hosted by the prediction market platform, Manifold. The conference was great and I met lots of cool people! A common topic of conversation was AI and its implications for the future. The standard…
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Separating the "Chirp" from the "Chat": Self-supervised Visual Grounding of Sound and Language - CVPR 2024
Implementing MVCC and major SQL transaction isolation levels
Implementing MVCC and major SQL transaction isolation levels
Learning Materials for getting into C programming for MS-DOS/PC-DOS/DR-DOS/FreeDOS
For a while now, I’ve been wanting to get into some DOS hobby programming using Open Watcom C/C++ (or maybe gcc-ia16), but, given that DOS programming was on the wane before the Internet came around, and my childhood programming stuff is either for BASIC or a …
Top Cross-Platform Mobile Development Frameworks in 2024
Discover the best cross-platform mobile frameworks for 2024. Explore Flutter, React Native, MAUI/Blazor, and Ionic and choose the right framework for your app development needs.
How My Indie Game with 0 Wishlists Got 10,000 Plays
How My Indie Game with 0 Wishlists Got 10,000 Plays Despite having no wishlists, my game managed to get 10,000 plays within the first week...
Sending SMS through GoIP GSM gateway using HTTP API
GoIP is a GSM gateway with multiple ways to automate its operations and handle SMS or VoIP features.
Never, Sometimes, Always
Just like the only numbers programmers care about are zero, one, infinity, the only frequencies we care about are Never, Sometimes and Always.
Topological Problems in Voting
Back in college, I developed an interest in unexpected impossibility proofs applied to real world systems. The fact that certain abstract mathematical structures inherently have limitations which profoundly impact actual applications is both captivating and so…
Spending too much time optimizing for loops
This is part of a series of blog posts relating my experience pushing the performance of programming language interpreters written in Rust.
Who is the real Owner of your Data?
The question of who is the real owner of our data is not just rhetorical but an alarm bell for our digital autonomy. It's time to reflect on the long-term …
Weekly Review
Every week, I sit down on a Friday afternoon, at 2 PM, to do my Weekly Review. Well, almost every week. Uhm, 2 PM-ish. Fridays can be weird sometimes. I'v...
Reverse Engineering a Restaurant Pager system 🍽️
Let's reverse engineer a restaurant pager system I bought off the internet!
Perplexity AI Is Lying about Their User Agent
Perplexity AI claims it sends a user agent and respects robots.txt but it absolutely does not
AI Do’s and Don’ts For Developers – Dev Leader Weekly 48
Welcome to another issue of Dev Leader Weekly! In this issue, I discuss ways you can leverage AI as a developer and things to avoid too!
Announcing Rust 1.79.0 | Rust Blog
Empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software.
Voyager 1 is back online! NASA's most distant spacecraft returns data from all 4 instruments
The spacecraft has resumed full science operations after a technical issue began creating complications in November 2023.
The sun's magnetic field is about to flip. Here's what to expect.
The reversal could have a beneficial effect on Earth.
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From Transaction Scripts to Domain Models: A Refactoring Journey
Transaction Scripts organizes business logic by procedures where each procedure handles a single request from the presentation.