Google's Search Results are Infested, and Open AI is Using Google's Playbook from the 2000s - Chuck W. Nelson
Google search results are becoming annoying to use and Open AI is about to eat Google's lunch.
Google search results are becoming annoying to use and Open AI is about to eat Google's lunch.
Visualize where you can travel by train in Europe on this interactive map.
Recently, Microsoft announced an open-sourced project that they’ve been working on, AI Dev Gallery. Whilst it’s not available on the Microsoft Store as an app you can download, it’s easy enough to clone the repository and run the app. In this post we’ll use th…
Reverse engineering the Wi-Fi peripheral of the ESP32 to build an open source Wi-Fi stack. During the 38c3, there are probably multipl...
Several weeks ago we received a bug report from a customer that said their game was crashing when using IL2CPP scripting backend. QA verified the bug and assigned it to me for fixing. The project was quite big (although far from the largest ones); it took 40 m…
What makes an effective software engineering team? It depends! In all seriousness though, many factors go into running effective teams. In this stream, I wanted to focus on some examples of things I've seen work well and others that have not gone so well! A…
Last month, I spent 2 weeks in China - I visited Beijing, Chengdu, Dujiangyan, Chongqing, Shanghai, and Hangzho.
Discover how to use user-defined variables in MySQL with this complete step-by-step guide. Learn how to optimize your queries and improve the performance of your database.
I frequently need to feed parts of my codebase to LLMs. Manually going into the directories, finding the files, and preparing them in the right format for LLMs was taking me away from what I really want to do.
On paper, I was living the Silicon Valley dream – a heartwarming immigrant success story straight from the TechCrunch cookie cutter. A first generation immigrant educated at top US universities, a four time founder, my previous company had grown to doing billi…
The question that everyone has been asking me since I compiled Python to run on tmux is: “can you actually do anything useful with this?”. I’m happy to report back that the answer is still no, but I can now use tmux to solve sudoku, and I can do it using a dif…
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A handful of years ago, I visited the Roman Forum in Mérida, Spain. And I found myself contemplating a peculiar fact: I was standing among ruins that had survived longer than most modern nations have existed. These towering columns had watched Spain become Spa…
I built a Factorio belt balancer solver. From tiny 2x2 grids to a massive 16x16 monster, every step revealed new solver tricks, numeric hiccups, and devious debugging puzzles.
Another place for thought infusion
Why Unix time is not exactly what it is often described to be, and a proposal for fixing it.
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12 Days of Truly Open Innovation
A rant on the modern web browser usability for power users.
A stronger non-profit supported by the for-profit’s success.
Data on plastic chemicals in Bay Area foods
Convert ebooks to audiobooks with chapters and metadata using dynamic AI models and voice cloning. Supports 1,107+ languages! - DrewThomasson/ebook2audiobook
When tasked with modernizing a 40-year-old manufacturing system written in APL, I faced both technical complexity and organizational challenges that shaped my understanding of successful software development. This article shares key lessons learned during a fo…