30 October 2025

29 links · Thursday

Dithering - Part 1

Understanding how dithering works, visually.

Let Us Open URLs in a Specific Browser Profile

Most browsers have the ability to launch different browser profiles. Each profile can come with a different theme and a different set of website logins (cookies, application state, etc). This can be helpful if you want to segregate browsing behavior. For examp…

You're all staff engineers now

As writing and re-writing code becomes commoditized, staff engineer-type work will become the norm and not the exception.

Ranking by Profit and Popularity in Elasticsearch

Overview In this article, you will learn how to combine BM25 relevance with real business metrics like profit margin and popularity using Elasticsearch’s function_score query. This step-by-step gui…

You Don’t Need a New Laptop

We are not to throw away those things which can benefit our neighbor. Goods are called good because they can be used for good: they are instruments for good, in the hands of those who use them properly. —Clement of Alexandria, 2nd Century

Phantom in the Light

The story of early spectroscopy

thunk | Isaac Bowen

offering an ingredient of a thought: intelligence as flavor, like umami or just heat? something that gives you the sense of "ah yes this has intelligence yup"

I Love My Job and It's Exhausting

The weight nobody warns you about when you become an engineering manager. You don't just carry your own load anymore—you carry your team's issues, your peers' struggles, and eight projects in your head at once. Your brain never stops. The emotional toll is rea…

I built a multiplayer math game. It flopped.

Back in 2013, I tried to reinvent how kids learn mathematics by building a competitive online multiplayer game. I tested it in a real classroom with 20 students. Here’s how it went. The idea My idea was that competition would motivate students. Kids ...

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