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Between 2026-02-25 and 2026-03-04 there were 80 New Steam games released with Native Linux Builds. For reference, during the same time, there were 684 games released for Windows on Steam, so the Linux versions represent about 11.7 % of total released titles. This past week is filled with less popular games yet some of them are very interesting experiments, I’ll let you have a look. And the highlight goes to Scott Pilgrim EX, a retro beat’em..
Between 2026-02-28 and 2026-03-07 we selected 21 newly released games that are rated as Verified or Playable on the Steam Deck, and meeting specific criteria in terms of user ratings. Among the huge number of games that are now playable on the Steam Deck, one of everyone’s favorites is likely to be Slay the Spire 2 following the huge success of the first opus. And there’s Esoteric Ebb, the game that was best described by one Steam commenter..
Between 2026-02-28 and 2026-03-07 we selected 21 newly released games that are rated as Verified or Playable on the Steam Deck, and meeting specific criteria in terms of user ratings. Among the huge number of games that are now playable on the Steam Deck, one of everyone’s favorites is likely to be Slay the Spire 2 following the huge success of the first opus. And there’s Esoteric Ebb, the game that was best described by one Steam commenter..
A couple of weeks ago I wrote that I was experimenting with blocking HTTP1.1 requests to my site. Here are some observations, in case anyone is thinking of following in...
Weekly Notes 10/2026 - sathyabh.at - 2 months ago - eng
Arch Linux config - lainchan.org - 2 months ago - eng
Just installed Arch for the first time BTW. No archinstall script or other cheats. Still ironing out the bugs (browser glitches, build errors in yay, f1-12 keys don't work in i3), but got the basics working (wifi, music player, image editor, sound works with dmix, etc). Would really appreciate config advice from experienced Arch users. I'm not asking for tech support - the whole point of this is to force myself to get better. Just ideas on..
Receipts, Please - june.kim - 2 months ago - eng
Skills over SDKs - june.kim - 2 months ago - eng
Spelling - june.kim - 2 months ago - eng
Writing with Claude - june.kim - 2 months ago - eng
Transform your Android device into a productivity powerhouse with WisprFlow's voice transcription. Create emails, documents, and content faster than typing.
How executives use Granola's AI meeting notes to capture strategic decisions, track commitments, and maintain oversight across board meetings and leadership discussions.
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How Android tablets with WisprFlow deliver desktop-class voice transcription for mobile professionals who need laptop-replacement productivity on the go.
WisprFlow's Android launch brings desktop-quality voice transcription to mobile. Create documents, notes, and content anywhere with AI-powered speech-to-text.
How lawyers are using WisprFlow's AI-powered voice transcription to draft contracts, record client notes, and increase billable efficiency by 40%.
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Detailed comparison of WisprFlow and Otter.ai for voice transcription, accuracy, privacy, and professional use cases. See which tool delivers better results.
Receipts, Please - june.kim - 2 months ago - eng
Skills over SDKs - june.kim - 2 months ago - eng
Spelling - june.kim - 2 months ago - eng
Writing with Claude - june.kim - 2 months ago - eng
Open Sourcing plx - mattmichie.com - 2 months ago - eng
Table of contents 1. Introduction 2. Quick introduction 3. Automatically receive files 4. Send files from Nautilus 5. Conclusion 1. Introduction § Since I started using Tailscale (using my own headscale server), I've been enjoying it a lot. The file transfer feature is particularly useful with other devices. This blog post explains my small setup to enhance the user experience. 2. Quick introduction § Tails....
Assume we have super-human coders. Do we still need professional software developers? What will the job look like?
Introduction Since I started using Tailscale (using my own headscale server), I've been enjoying it a lot. The file transfer feature is particularly useful with other devices. This blog post explains my small setup to enhance the user experience. # Quick introduction Tailscale is a network service that allows to enroll devices into a mesh VPN based on WireGuard, this mean every peer connects to every peers, this is not really manageable wi....
Which Linux desktop theme can be more perfect and nostalgic than Windows 95 ? Only Steam 2003! Nothing new, kinda trend on Reddit . But when I switch from work theme to my "home" theme, it makes me feel peaceful and earthy every time I look at my desktop :). If we dig a little deeper, before Steam, there was the Microsoft Plus! 95 theme with similar calm colors. That's one I remember vividly: Getting back to my modern Linux set....
Fat tails - dimle.wordpress.com - 2 months ago - eng
Rare events are more frequent than what a normal distribution predicts. Andrew Lo, professor in MIT, showed evidence against the popular “Random Walk” hypothesis. The idea was that if we have some variance V_w in a week, we should have V_m = 4 * V_w in a month. This was not true. He published his […]
TLDR: I extracted fens and stockfish evaluations for 3.9 billion chess positions. I then trained a neural network on 1 billion of them. To my knowledge, this is the largest open state-value chess dataset released. The dataset is released as the Gigafish dataset on Huggingface . Loss continued to decrease during the entire training run, strongly suggesting the importance of data volume.
I got paged at 3am on a Tuesday because a Rust service I’d deployed two weeks earlier crashed hard. No graceful degradation, no useful error message in the logs. Just a panic backtrace pointing at line 247 of our config parser: .unwrap(). The config file had a trailing comma that our test fixtures didn’t cover. One .unwrap() on a serde_json::from_str call, and the whole service went down. I sat there in the dark, laptop balanced on my kne..
HOLYS HIT MoorRS - mootxi.co - 2 months ago - eng
Org 1, Midterm 1: 10 Common Types of Exam Problems I’ve looked at a lot of first midterms for Org 1 at North American schools.
Attested Attribution - june.kim - 2 months ago - eng
One-Shot Bidding - june.kim - 2 months ago - eng
Claude Code's Remote Control feature lets you continue local terminal sessions from your phone. Here's how it works, what it can and can't do, and how it compares to Claude Code on the web.
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