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Cultural differences between Chile and USA (and North America)
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www.patrickdap.com
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2 years ago
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spa
Or learning a bit about Chile while getting shocked: all the surprising differences that took me a while to adjust! On August 2014 I made one of the most difficult choices of my life: I left my home country, my family, my friends and everything I knew to move to the United States. I arrived in Florida, and while Florida still speaks a lot of Spanish for a US State (not in a bad way, I'm not complaining! It made my life easier) it still to..
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Happy Sunday! It was a short week this week, and I didn’t do as much reading as I would’ve liked. I did, however, finally start getting content I enjoy out of my YouTube recommendation algorithm: who could’ve known the Like button was useful for something? From the webring Teaching is DAG-building ( Peyton Walters ): Teaching is hard. It’s also difficult to pin down exactly what separates exceptional teachers from the rest. Peyton has....
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Let’s talk about AI pair programming - not the hypothetical future version, but what we have right now in 2024. I’ve spent the last year working extensively with AI coding assistants, and I have some thoughts to share.
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Let’s talk about AI pair programming - not the hypothetical future version, but what we have right now in 2024. I’ve spent the last year working extensively with AI coding assistants, and I have some thoughts to share.
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Let’s talk about AI pair programming - not the hypothetical future version, but what we have right now in 2024. I’ve spent the last year working extensively with AI coding assistants, and I have some thoughts to share.
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Let’s talk about AI pair programming - not the hypothetical future version, but what we have right now in 2024. I’ve spent the last year working extensively with AI coding assistants, and I have some thoughts to share.
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Powerful and cautionary story. I wondered for many years, how all of this could have happened. How people like my grandpa turned into monsters and people around him watched or turned into monsters with him. The last years made this very clear. More here .
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The Song of Achilles is a moving tale offering a new perspective on Homer’s The Iliad. It weaves through the origin of Achilles…
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It's time for my annual books roundup - slightly late, but who's counting? (it's me) In the earliest moments of 2023, my partner Yee Aun and I were hailing a pedicab on the rainy streets of San Diego; as the year ended, we were cozy in bed hours before, having succumbed to sleep. Funny, the contrast. Looking back on this list, Jo Harkin's Tell Me An Ending stands out as my favorite, a story following several people through a world wh....
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After toying with GPT based models. I have also explored how we can use these models locally, without internet, having full control. This post describes my process and learnings about my explorations…
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After toying with GPT based models. I have also explored how we can use these models locally, without internet, having full control. This post describes my process and learnings about my explorations…
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Using the __construct() method for dependency injection in Laravel Artisan commands can have unexpected consequences.
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I visited Greece last year, spending a week in Athens and then another in Thessaloniki to attend a wedding. I took so many pictures and they’re just languishing in my phone, so I decided put them into a small travel post.
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A dozen years ago, I shared an edited-for-readability chat I had with a friend on the gold standard. In it I stated: I’d think that it would be better to keep the mountains and valleys more stable / less high|deep, so that slowdowns aren’t felt by a disproportionately small community/niche of the economy, and so... continue “bring back boom-and-bust” »
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A follow up hot-fix has been released on the v2.9.x release to fix a path traversal fix isolated to the Windows platform.
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Quite Quiet (Issue #150) 2024-01-20 12:45:00 +07:00 by Mark Smith This week’s newsletter is out! In this week’s edition: Sort of a quiet week but still a few interesting and important topics: Bitcoin scaling, HTMX, regulation in the EU and open source AI. Issue details: Title: Quite Quiet Issue: 150 Page: issue webpage Another awesome issue of the newsletter. #
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Proper Multicast DNS Handling with NetworkManager and systemd-resolved
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feeding.cloud.geek.nz
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2 years ago
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eng
Using NetworkManager and systemd-resolved together in Debian bookworm does not work out of the box. The first sign of trouble was these constant messages in my logs: avahi-daemon[pid]: Host name conflict, retrying with hostname-2 Then I realized that CUPS printer discovery didn't work: my network printer could not be found. Since this discovery now relies on Multicast DNS , it would make sense that both problems are related to an ....
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It's 2024, y'all. We're 20 days into the year, so I'm running out of time to write that end of year post I always do. I haven't quite known…
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So the day before we left on our vacation to New Zealand last month, a guy who was not being careful rear ended use on Queen K highway stopping at a red light. He was almost stopped so there wasn’t much damage and no one was hurt. When we got home we followed up and … Continue reading The Internet can be so f’ing efficient!
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Today, let’s go back to the topic of the first post in this series of Django tips. At the time, I focused on the python manage.py check --deploy command. In this article, I will explore the feature on which it is built and how it can be quite handy for many other scenarios. So, the […]
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If you are one of the few following me on Substack, I have news: I’m leaving Substack and moving to a different platform . I actually left a couple of weeks ago; my latest posts are not on Substack and you can find them on my website (the source of all my content), or you can subscribe to the new newsletter or the RSS feed like hackers do. If you’re an old-time Substack subscriber, you already know because I transferred all the act..
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A not insignificant part of my job is to go over code. Today I want to discuss how we approach code reviews at RavenDB, not from a process perspective but from an operational one. I have been a developer for nearly 25 years now, and I’ve come to realize that when I’m doing a code review I’m actually looking at the code from three separate perspectives. The first, and most obvious one, is when I’m actually looking for problems in the code -....
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How can you measure the quality of a large language model? What tools can measure bias, toxicity, and truthfulness levels in a model using Python? This week on the show, Jodie Burchell, developer advocate for data science at JetBrains, returns to discuss techniques and tools for evaluating LLMs With Python.
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Assumed Audience : Hackers and listeners of the Changelog podcast . Epistemic Status : Confident. So, apparently, the Changelog podcast thought that one of my blog posts was important enough to comment on. Cool! But they had a critique. They linked to another show of theirs with Kris Brandow who said : we should get rid of [the tech debt analogy], because I don’t think the thing that we’re talking about when we’re ta..
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Assumed Audience : Hackers and listeners of the Changelog podcast . Epistemic Status : Confident. So, apparently, the Changelog podcast thought that one of my blog posts was important enough to comment on. Cool! But they had a critique. They linked to another show of theirs with Kris Brandow who said : we should get rid of [the tech debt analogy], because I don’t think the thing that we’re talking about when we’re ta..
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Assumed Audience : Hackers and listeners of the Changelog podcast . Epistemic Status : Confident. So, apparently, the Changelog podcast thought that one of my blog posts was important enough to comment on. Cool! But they had a critique. They linked to another show of theirs with Kris Brandow who said : we should get rid of [the tech debt analogy], because I don’t think the thing that we’re talking about when we’re ta..
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Assumed Audience : Hackers and listeners of the Changelog podcast . Epistemic Status : Confident. So, apparently, the Changelog podcast thought that one of my blog posts was important enough to comment on. Cool! But they had a critique. They linked to another show of theirs with Kris Brandow who said : we should get rid of [the tech debt analogy], because I don’t think the thing that we’re talking about when we’re ta..
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Assumed Audience : Hackers and listeners of the Changelog podcast . Epistemic Status : Confident. So, apparently, the Changelog podcast thought that one of my blog posts was important enough to comment on. Cool! But they had a critique. They linked to another show of theirs with Kris Brandow who said : we should get rid of [the tech debt analogy], because I don’t think the thing that we’re talking about when we’re ta..
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Assumed Audience : Hackers and listeners of the Changelog podcast . Epistemic Status : Confident. So, apparently, the Changelog podcast thought that one of my blog posts was important enough to comment on. Cool! But they had a critique. They linked to another show of theirs with Kris Brandow who said : we should get rid of [the tech debt analogy], because I don’t think the thing that we’re talking about when we’re ta..
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Assumed Audience : Hackers and listeners of the Changelog podcast . Epistemic Status : Confident. So, apparently, the Changelog podcast thought that one of my blog posts was important enough to comment on. Cool! But they had a critique. They linked to another show of theirs with Kris Brandow who said : we should get rid of [the tech debt analogy], because I don’t think the thing that we’re talking about when we’re ta..
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A UX-centric approach to navigating city council hearings with LLMs
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vikramoberoi.com
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2 years ago
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eng
A prototype that makes it easier to navigate and research city council hearings using LLMs (links below). 👉 This blog post discusses a prototype I worked on which is now live at https://citymeetings.nyc. citymeetings.nyc is a tool built to help folks navigate NYC city meetings easily. I’ve been using LLMs to glean information from NYC city council meetings as part of my work writing this newsletter on NYC city council activity.
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