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Take a look at your process tree, it's likely that you might notice a new service: rtkit-daemon, the RealtimeKit Daemon. It seems nobody on the internet is talking about it, so let's explain what it's about in this article.
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Even though I built the blog for our tech team to share their insights and knowledge with the rest of the interwebs, I wasn't necessarily the one writing the…
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On Friday morning, March 21, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. UTC, a security advisory identified as CVE-2025-29927 was published. It cited a critical 9.1 severity vulnerability for mainstream Next.js applications.
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I simply love when simple ideas get tested and proven to be quite effective. It’s a clear sign of slowly feeling out how to best understand the system at hand. Such a delight popped up when I saw that Anthropic had revealed that simply adding a no-op tool with a “thought” argument called “think”, allowing the agent to just output its thought in the chain of Action -> Result generation, improved performance o..
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Many traditions contain the notion of an interior voice of the human heart that corresponds in some way to our conscience. The ancient Egyptians had the weighing of the heart , Socrates arguably had his Daimonion , and Christians have Romans 2:15 . To the extent that I believe myself to have a moral compass distinct from the behaviours and beliefs explicitly inculcated in me by society, it too is the small inner voice of my heart. Typi....
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I love taking photos , taking my Sony A7cii wherever I travel. Although it’s a relatively small camera, I recently got a Ricoh gr iii to be able to carry a good camera with me everywhere, even when I don’t travel. Documenting my own life and the events influencing me and the people close to me is one of the main reasons I love photography, but I haven’t spent enough effort on doing this. That’s why this blog post from 2018 stood out to m..
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I love taking photos , taking my Sony A7cii wherever I travel. Although it’s a relatively small camera, I recently got a Ricoh gr iii to be able to carry a good camera with me everywhere, even when I don’t travel. Documenting my own life and the events influencing me and the people close to me is one of the main reasons I love photography, but I haven’t spent enough effort on doing this. That’s why this blog post from 2018 stood out to m....
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I love taking photos , taking my Sony A7cii wherever I travel. Although it’s a relatively small camera, I recently got a Ricoh gr iii to be able to carry a good camera with me everywhere, even when I don’t travel. Documenting my own life and the events influencing me and the people close to me is one of the main reasons I love photography, but I haven’t spent enough effort on doing this. That’s why this blog post from 2018 stood out to m..
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It started with an email: Hi Steve Jason O’Neil here – it was nice to meet you on Sunday, thanks for the friendly welcome. For whatever reason I chose small talk instead of sharing something I wanted to, but you said you’re a pastor who loves the story, so here’s an introduction to mine. It’s […]
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Quick tip: FacetWP sorting order after a filter action / search
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TL;DR So I have been tinkering with writing down some solutions I have encountered which I haven’t found a solution for on the internet. Although al lot could be found by using the correct and/or alternative search terms. One of these issues was a simple: “Keep sorting order of FacetWP instead for search relavance”. Background […] The post Quick tip: FacetWP sorting order after a filter action / search appeared first on Jaime Martinez ..
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Individual climate action: Contributor's Dilemma (practical philosophy seminar notes)
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liza.io
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The latest seminar in practical philosophy was a presentation about problems of overdetermination and preemption in climate action. My rough notes are below. I’m trying a new styling format for these. The notes from the talk itself will be in a normal white or black font (depending on if the post is being viewed in light or dark mode). My interjecting comments will be [L: in square brackets and in a different color] .
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Ethan Mollick wxplains a recent Harvard Business School study examined the impact of large language models as collaborative “teammates” within Procter & Gamble. The findings revealed that employees augmented with AI not only outperformed those without AI assistance but also experienced notable productivity gains. Significantly, the integration of AI enabled specialists to transcend their narrow expertise, fostering more comprehensive and we..
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A thread dedicated to the completion of the 5th generation language project. Anyone else use this language exist? Do you understand the joy of the resolution calculus? Metalogic capabilities? Preferred compiler? Favourite books related to PROLOG? How do you feel about its eventual evolution into Erlang? I'm still out here using this language at least!
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Update: For the 2025 Advent of Code, we ran an Advent of FPGA Challenge where we invited the community to implement their own synthesizable solutions to this year’s puzzles! We got over 200 submissions spanning a wide variety of HDL languages and hardware platforms, check out our favorite solutions in the results blog post
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Update: For the 2025 Advent of Code, we ran an Advent of FPGA Challenge where we invited the community to implement their own synthesizable solutions to this year’s puzzles! We got over 200 submissions spanning a wide variety of HDL languages and hardware platforms, check out our favorite solutions in the results blog post
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This text is satirical in nature. Tech news is abuzz with rude AI crawlers that forge their user-agent and ignore robots.txt. In my opinion, if this is all the AI startups can muster, they’re losing their touch. wget can do this. You need to up your game, get that crawler really rolling coal. Flagrant disregard for externalities is an important signal to the investors that your AI startup is the one.
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questo post è vecchio, ho creato la nuova versione 2.0 con diversi miglioramenti: Feed RSS dei podcast Rai v2 | etcetera Questo post lo scrivo in italiano poiché riguarda specificamente la lingua italiana, in quanto parla di podcast in italiano.
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Repository: @knadh/highlighted-input.js GitHub release page: v1.1.0 Full Changelog : https://github.com/knadh/highlighted-input.js/compare/v1.0.0...v1.1.0
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Link: Rainbow Shadow Button · 19 March 2025 background: linear-gradient(to right in oklch longer hue, oklch(95% var(--vibrance) 0) 0 100%); I know CSS pretty well, but I'm mind blown by what Adam produces. It's like when I draw, I know what I want, but translating it from the image in my brain into something that looks good on paper is a whole other story.
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Link: Rainbow Shadow Button · 19 March 2025 background: linear-gradient(to right in oklch longer hue, oklch(95% var(--vibrance) 0) 0 100%); I know CSS pretty well, but I'm mind blown by what Adam produces. It's like when I draw, I know what I want, but translating it from the image in my brain into something that looks good on paper is a whole other story.
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Link: Real-world uses of TypeScript’s utility types - Piccalilli I have a bit of love-hate relationship with TypeScript, but there are parts of the typescript Type system that I really like. This article from Piccalilli is a great introduction to TypeScript's utility types (which is one of the areas I like, even though it is a bit complex) Utility types are types that modify other types. You can think of them as functions, but they operate ..
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Link: Real-world uses of TypeScript’s utility types - Piccalilli I have a bit of love-hate relationship with TypeScript, but there are parts of the typescript Type system that I really like. This article from Piccalilli is a great introduction to TypeScript's utility types (which is one of the areas I like, even though it is a bit complex) Utility types are types that modify other types. You can think of them as functions, but they operate ..
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Link: Adactio: Journal—Command and control I’ve been banging on for a while now about how much I’d like a declarative option for the Web Share API. I was thinking that the type attribute on the button element would be a good candidate for this (there’s prior art in the way we extended the type attribute on the input element for HTML5). I'm fully aligned with Jeremey on this one, there's a heap of commands and actions that a user invokes in ..
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Link: Adactio: Journal—Command and control I’ve been banging on for a while now about how much I’d like a declarative option for the Web Share API. I was thinking that the type attribute on the button element would be a good candidate for this (there’s prior art in the way we extended the type attribute on the input element for HTML5). I'm fully aligned with Jeremey on this one, there's a heap of commands and actions that a user invokes in ..
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What goes into updating one of the most popular books about working with Python? After a decade of changes in the Python landscape, what projects, libraries, and skills are relevant to an office worker? This week on the show, we speak with previous guest Al Sweigart about the third edition of "Automate the Boring Stuff With Python."
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An MCP server that hooks Claude into your Logseq graph. Search blocks, draft daily notes, surface TODOs, and run Datalog queries in plain English.
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