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WINTERY KNIGHT :: The Best State: Tennessee designates June as “Nuclear Family Month”
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winteryknight.com
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3 months ago
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One of the reasons why we have 50 states in America is so that we have 50 little laboratories where we can run public policy 50 different ways and see which way works best. There are lots of ways to measure which states are best: tax rates. cost of living. crime rates. school choice. energy … Continue reading The Best State: Tennessee designates June as “Nuclear Family Month” →
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Like everything else, we have been using AI in various forms for a while now, from asking ChatGPT to write a function to asking it to explain an error, then graduating to running it on our code in the IDE, and finally to full-blown independent coding assistants. Recently, we shifted into a much higher gear, rolling it out across most of the teams at RavenDB. I want to talk specifically about what that looks like in practice in real produc....
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What are the current techniques being employed to improve the performance of LLM-based systems? How is the industry shifting from post-training towards context engineering and multi-agent orchestration? This week on the show, Jodie Burchell, data scientist and Python Advocacy Team Lead at JetBrains, returns to discuss the current AI coding landscape.
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ang/ - Anonymous Networks General ITT we discuss anonymous networks (so-called "darknet"). Feel free to share about OPSEC techniques, niche websites, interesting finding and anything related. Useful Resources I2P The official website of the I2P project https://i2p.net I2pd, a full-featured C++ implementation of I2P client https://i2pd.website I2P+, an enhanced version of the Java I2P anonymizing network platfor....
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One month, one prototype. The first Intensity Pad, and why I think striking movements deserve a power meter of their own.
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The 2026 spring season theme at The New Leaf Journal is spring cleaning. Admittedly not the most creative, but summer 2026 will be big.
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the distroist international - The Relevance of the Prairieland Conviction to Printers and Zine Distributors
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theanarchistlibrary.org
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3 months ago
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eng
Author : the distroist international Title : The Relevance of the Prairieland Conviction to Printers and Zine Distributors Subtitle : A collaborative draft statement regarding the relevance of the prairieland conviction to printers and zine distributors Date : Mar 15, 2026 Notes : Posted without editing and without talking to anyone who might know more about the case than we do. We would rather open the dialogue & polish in the comm....
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5a18c05a628d4b7d395a6c7690c1f785f4b4b63a Username logging 38e43075f2edb5448f6b3322dc76bf42258e433b Making 404.html generic page. f212f104fcf26c129717c5a00f10b72908504823 moving boop.html to index.html 1257abfaf0ebf63cda2a8e6bb0f66008c2e5e9e7 Merge branch 'master' into boop 0cd289d9812675f60a9d81b0b9ce0a3d08cc4d35 Move uploaded file handling to class
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llama.cpp is a LLM inference framework written in C++ and primarily meant for edge computers like laptops. It is built on top of GGML , a low-level tensor library and uses its own GGUF file format for models. Install Install using brew: $ brew install llama.cpp Run a LLM Download and run a HuggingFace model: $ llama-cli -hf ggml-org/gemma-3-1b-it-GGUF
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Author : Sophie Lewis Title : The Satanic Death-Cult Is Real Subtitle : In Hereditary and now Midsommar , horror is family. Date : 8.28.2019 Source : < www.haters.noblogs.org/files/2023/08/Satanic-Death-Cult.pdf > & < www.communemag.com/the-satanic-death-cult-is-real > Tolstoy famously opened Anna Karenina with the truthy formula “All happy families are alike; unhappy families are each unhappy in their own way.” It took w....
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What It Feels Like To Be a Neurodivergent Engineer (Interactive)
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zackproser.com
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3 months ago
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eng
An interactive primer on the ADHD engineering brain — a 3D brain you can put through hyperfocus and crash, a simulator for what reading feels like under intrusive thoughts and notification overload, and the AI scaffolding I use to work around all of it.
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Granola for Fitness Coaches: Client Session Recording and Workout Planning
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zackproser.com
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3 months ago
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eng
How Granola's AI meeting assistant transforms fitness coaching with automatic client session transcription, progress tracking documentation, and workout plan generation from consultation recordings.
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Granola for Mobile Development Teams: Meeting Intelligence for App Success
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zackproser.com
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3 months ago
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eng
How Granola's AI meeting assistant helps mobile development teams capture sprint planning, user research sessions, and app store strategy meetings with automatic transcription and action item extraction.
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Granola for Photographers: Client Consultation Recording and Project Planning
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zackproser.com
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3 months ago
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eng
How Granola's AI meeting assistant helps photographers capture client consultation details, document creative briefs, and organize shoot planning sessions with automatic transcription and action items.
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Granola for Religious Leaders: Sermon Preparation and Pastoral Care Meeting Intelligence
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zackproser.com
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3 months ago
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eng
How Granola's AI meeting assistant helps clergy capture pastoral counseling sessions, organize sermon research meetings, and document congregational planning with automatic transcription and follow-up tracking.
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Granola for Supply Chain Management: Meeting Intelligence for Logistics Excellence
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zackproser.com
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3 months ago
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eng
How Granola's AI meeting assistant helps supply chain managers capture vendor negotiations, logistics planning sessions, and cross-functional coordination meetings with automatic documentation and follow-up tracking.
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Between a full-time job at WorkOS and solo-parenting two toddlers with zero screen time, I published 14,790 words across 9 posts in two days. 47 images, 12 PRs. The secret: chatops with two AI agents I drive in compressed windows.
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The RSI Developer's AI Survival Kit: Voice-First Coding in 2026
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zackproser.com
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3 months ago
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eng
14 years of typing gave me RSI and crane neck. Now I ship code by voice while walking 5-8 miles a day. Here's the full voice-first stack: WisprFlow, Claude Code, and the tools that replaced my keyboard.
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WisprFlow for Academic Research: Voice-Driven Data Analysis and Paper Writing
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zackproser.com
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3 months ago
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eng
How WisprFlow's voice AI transforms academic research workflows with voice-driven literature review, data analysis dictation, and paper writing at 180+ WPM for researchers and PhD students.
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WisprFlow for Hospitality Management: Voice-Driven Operations and Guest Service Excellence
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zackproser.com
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3 months ago
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eng
How WisprFlow's voice AI transforms hotel and restaurant management with hands-free operations documentation, guest feedback capture at 180+ WPM, and voice-driven staff communications.
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WisprFlow for Insurance Agents: Voice-Driven Claims Processing and Client Communications
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zackproser.com
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3 months ago
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eng
How WisprFlow's voice AI helps insurance agents process claims faster, draft client communications at 180+ WPM, and document policy details through voice dictation across any insurance platform.
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WisprFlow for Life Coaches: Voice Journaling and Goal-Setting Workflows
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zackproser.com
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3 months ago
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eng
How WisprFlow's voice AI transforms life coaching practice with voice journaling, client goal documentation at 180+ WPM, and session note dictation that frees coaches to focus on client transformation.
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WisprFlow for Mortgage Brokers: Voice-Driven Application Processing and Client Updates
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zackproser.com
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3 months ago
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eng
How WisprFlow's voice AI accelerates mortgage processing with voice-driven application documentation, client status updates at 180+ WPM, and hands-free loan file management across lending platforms.
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WisprFlow for Nutritionists: Voice-Driven Meal Planning and Client Progress Tracking
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zackproser.com
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3 months ago
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eng
How WisprFlow's voice AI helps registered dietitians and nutritionists create meal plans, document client assessments, and track dietary progress at 180+ WPM through voice dictation.
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I spend a lot of time reviewing code, and I think it’d be easier if I saw more tastefully broken commits. Commits construct a story about a change: “first this happened, then that, that another thing” is a good narrative; “first everything happened, the end”… not so much. Sometimes, telling that story is impossible without having a commit that breaks tests or doesn’t compile! The principle that usually drives me to commit broken code is m....
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I love cutting-edge tech, but I hate hyperbole, so I find AI to be a real paradox. Somewhere in that whole mess of overnight influencers, disinformation and ludicrous claims is some real "gold" - AI stuff that's genuinely useful and makes a meaningful difference. This blog
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I like to explore data, as can be seen in previous posts. I also love to learn new tools on the way. In this case, a friend’s request for help turned into a challenge around fuzzy matching of text strings. So I took the opportunity to go and learn a new tool, and to present it here. Let me tell you about DuckDB, which acts like sqlite on steroids, perfect for data analysis of all kinds, but viewed through the lens of full-text similarity ..
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I like to explore data, as can be seen in previous posts. I also love to learn new tools on the way. In this case, a friend’s request for help turned into a challenge around fuzzy matching of text strings. So I took the opportunity to go and learn a new tool, and to present it here. Let me tell you about DuckDB, which acts like sqlite on steroids, perfect for data analysis of all kinds, but viewed through the lens of full-text similarity ..
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Charlie Munger - High standards aren't just a moral choice; they are a long-term competitive advantage.
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Charlie Munger - High standards aren't just a moral choice; they are a long-term competitive advantage.
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Will VCs nickel-and-dime cash-strapped founders, or will they uphold their 'founder-friendly' ethos? Here is a curated list of examples showing how the industry actually behaves.
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