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The literal and figurative winters of our lives will eventually come. Here are a few things to help prepare for them.
Since I have your attention for the moment, I’d like you to ask yourself a question: What is it that drives you in life? Do you yearn for the feeling of safety? By seeking power, status, wealth, and fame? Is it cravings for pleasure that motivate your actions? Does a sense of obligation to others, […]
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One of the differences between NAIFs (non-critical AI fanboys… please don’t be one) and me is that I believe in gathering evidence before making strong claims about how a system is likely to behave. I realize that AI is exciting and that it’s fun to think of all the things it might do for us. […]
Hi everyone, I'm amnesia, the successor to the LainOS project from lainos.org. Some of you know may of me because i have a few friends on here, or maybe you hate me for some reason. I just wanted to share a feature i've integrated into lainOS that i think people would enjoy. It is an xmpp client provisioning and tor hardening(with obfs4) framework and server registration script that can connect to any xmpp server with pgp login for you....
Ruby on Rails uses the gem psych to load the YAML files for locales. If you have something like this in your en.yml file: en: terms: yes: Yes no: No switch_on: On switch_off: Off accept: true reject: false And then you will...
Continuing on the Bending Emacs series, today I share a new episode. Bending Emacs Episode 03: Git clone (the lazy way) In this video, I show my latest iteration on an expedited git clone flow. If this topic sounds familiar, I covered it back in 2020 with my clone git repo from clipboard post. My git clone flow consists of copying a git repo URL to the clipboard and subsequently invoking M-x dwim-shell-commands-git....
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That “Big Beautiful Bill” (which I dislike the name - I’m not a fan of big bills, and the name is indicative of Trump’s limited vocabulary) that was passed earlier this year means that the overtime my wife earns isn’t going to be taxed this year.
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You can use the unofficial AWS News MCP Server, which combines the news articles, blog posts and updates of more than 40 different AWS Newsfeeds to a single source. Connecting t...
You can use the unofficial AWS News MCP Server, which combines the news articles, blog posts and updates of more than 40 different AWS Newsfeeds to a single source. Connecting t...
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Today’s businesses face a tremendous amount of complexity in tools, data silos, and systems that teams need to navigate to deliver unique and engaging experiences to their customers. Meanwhile developers are only able to spend a fraction of their time coding due to the cognitive load of technology complexity, constant context switching, and figuring out how to adopt AI effectively into their daily work. The Heroku AI PaaS is the Cloud Nat....
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Update Docker related configs I'm not sure about Python version. Should it be 3.12 as stated here or 3.13 is okay ?
Today is the big day! After years of research, months of hard work, experiments, and collecting feedback, Federico’s new book is finally available. It’s everything you need to know about migrating from RPG and the only book in the world to focus on migrating RPG code to modern languages. Migrating RPG Code to Modern techniques […] The post Migrating RPG code to modern languages appeared first on Strumenta .
Sometimes it's helpful to add some text to my current Obsidian daily note without having to switch to Obsidian, find the daily note and then type my text. To do this, we can use the magic of Obsidian's obsidian:// URI schema and automate the text capture in Apple Shortcuts, with an assigned keyboard shortcut to activate it. This is the Shortcut: There's a number of steps in the Shortcut. Firstly we Ask For some text… continue reading .
The cinch - maryrosecook.com - 11 months ago - eng
When generating code with an LLM, sometimes a task is so laborious to specify that you may as well do it manually. But, sometimes, you can find just the right information to cinch together to enable the model to do the work. Here’s an example. At Notion, I had built some UI for a new feature. Ken, my designer colleague, reviewed the working software and updated his Figma mocks with some refinements he wanted. I needed to implement those r....
Cosmos, the book by Carl Sagan, does something remarkable. It starts in a distant part of the universe. It does a slow zoom, through desolate space, through groups of galaxies, through the Milky Way, through a remote arm of the Milky Way, through the solar system, past the most distant plants, finally into Earth. It shows us as a tiny note of dust in an obscure part of the universe. Then, it moves to one of the early civilizations, in Ale..
The cinch - maryrosecook.com - 11 months ago - eng
When generating code with an LLM, sometimes a task is so laborious to specify that you may as well do it manually. But, sometimes, you can find just the right information to cinch together to enable the model to do the work. Here’s an example. At Notion, I had built some UI for a new feature. Ken, my designer colleague, reviewed the working software and updated his Figma mocks with some refinements he wanted. I needed to implement those r....
Cosmos, the book by Carl Sagan, does something remarkable. It starts in a distant part of the universe. It does a slow zoom, through desolate space, through groups of galaxies, through the Milky Way, through a remote arm of the Milky Way, through the solar system, past the most distant plants, finally into Earth. It shows us as a tiny note of dust in an obscure part of the universe. Then, it moves to one of the early civilizations, in Ale..
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Learn how to use CSS variables for dynamic and reusable styling, enabling features like interactive UIs, easy theming, and design consistency across components. Discover practical usage examples and best practices while understanding limitations and browser support issues.
Learn how to use CSS variables for dynamic and reusable styling, enabling features like interactive UIs, easy theming, and design consistency across components. Discover practical usage examples and best practices while understanding limitations and browser support issues.
In 2004, a portion of an IRC log was submitted to Bash, a website which records humorous or odd IM or IRC conversations. In it, a user by the name of AzureDiamond was tricked into giving away his password, which was hunter2. The exact date of upload is unknown, but
I ran into this tweet from about a month ago : dax @thdxr programmers have a dumb chip on their shoulder that makes them try and emulate traditional engineering there is zero physical cost to iteration in software - can delete and start over, can live patch our approach should look a lot different than people who build bridges I have to say that I would strongly disagree with this statement. Using the building example, it is....
I ran into this tweet from about a month ago : dax @thdxr programmers have a dumb chip on their shoulder that makes them try and emulate traditional engineering there is zero physical cost to iteration in software - can delete and start over, can live patch our approach should look a lot different than people who build bridges I have to say that I would strongly disagree with this statement. Using the building example, it is....
I ran into this tweet from about a month ago : dax @thdxr programmers have a dumb chip on their shoulder that makes them try and emulate traditional engineering there is zero physical cost to iteration in software - can delete and start over, can live patch our approach should look a lot different than people who build bridges I have to say that I would strongly disagree with this statement. Using the building example, it is....
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