How I built the MaterialX Fidelity Suite, then used it to drive pixel-perfect MaterialX support in both Three.js and Blender — including custom noise node implementations that finally close the gap between reference renders and open-source tools.
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Rethinking public sector AI: 5 shifts driving mission outcomes
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www.elastic.co
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2 months ago
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eng
Everyone had a theory on AI in the public sector. Now, see what’s actually working. Join IDC and Elastic to discuss the realities of AI adoption, data sovereignty, and building systems that deliver real impact.
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My monthly newsletter about what I'm up to, which I send in place of social media: What I did in April - Visited NYC briefly. Discovered a new cafe I like called WatchHouse - they even happened to be...
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My monthly newsletter about what I'm up to, which I send in place of social media: What I did in April Visited NYC briefly. Discovered a new cafe I like called WatchHouse - they even happened to be serving coffee from my favorite farm.
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I wrote a simple script that translates text at the command line, completely offline. Here’s an example of how it works on my computer: echo '¿Cómo estás?' | translate # => How are you? It combines a few tools: TranslateGemma , a special-purpose language model for translation Ollama , a tool for running language models locally Efficient Language Detector , a library that detects the language for a piece of text Here’s....
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I've been building a library and a framework in parallel, and the same design constraint keeps showing up in both: every piece of software now has two audiences, humans and agents. Here's what that changes — for libraries, and for frameworks.
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Exactly ten years ago, I gave a talk at the SF JavaScript meetup titled 5 Kung Fu Moves for Front-End Heroes . A full decade later, I found myself wondering: are these techniques still the secret sauce for modern front-end engineering, or have they been rendered obsolete by time?
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I’ve been working on transitioning this site over to a static generator and I’ve also been working on a new site design. What I decided to do is sort of a cross between the two: my current site will be converted into a static version of what stands today, design and all. It’ll be an archive of what was essentially the “tips, tricks, and bookmarks on web development” that the site was for much of its existence. I’ve created that static ver....
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Weird fact about me: I’m cross-dominant (also known as being mixed-handed). Instead of having a dominant hand I use everything with, my hands are… Awkward. There are some tasks which my left hand excels at, and some tasks which my right hand excels at. And I can’t know until I try it. Oh so you’re ambidextrous? This is the question I’m asked every time I bring it up, but no. Ambidextrous people have (mostly) equal ability with both ha....
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Back in 2021 I documented a well-painted banana bench in Brooklyn. Five years later, the bench looks a bit worse for wear.
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Linux on PlayStation 5. The ps5-linux project enables the installation of a Linux distribution on the original PlayStation 5 (the physically larger model). The installation isn’t easy. On the other hand, since it isn’t persistent (you need to run the exploit on every reboot), there’s no risk of “bricking” the console. OpenClaw suffers from waves […]
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The Worst Coder in the World goes agentic: building a leaderboard cracking AI
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stackoverflow.blog
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2 months ago
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yue
Agents are everywhere, so isn't it fitting that the Worst Coder in the World goes agentic? A coding newbie explores the challenges and rewards of building an agent for work—and trying to learn a few things about coding along the way.....
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Copy.fail / CVE-2026-31431: Linux kernel local privilege escalation vulnerability and help wanted
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forums.kicksecure.com
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2 months ago
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eng
copy.fail documents CVE-2026-31431 , a Linux kernel local privilege escalation vulnerability. In plain language: code that is already running as a normal local user may be able to become root This is especially relevant for shared servers, container hosts, CI runners, build systems, and systems that run untrusted code. What users should do For most users, the main action is simple: Update your system normally, install kernel sec....
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My friend and I have a game where we talk about what we'd do if we were rich. Not rich like 'paid off the mortgage' rich. Rich like a man who owns a submarine he's never been inside. Rich like a man whose third
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Slovinská filozofka Dr. Ignacija Fridl Jarc o vlastenectve a slovanských medzinárodných kultúrnych výmenách
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lucasperny.blog.pravda.sk
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2 months ago
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slk
Slovanské medzinárodné kultúrne spolupráce inšpirovali aj Slovincov „Slovenská matica, sídliaca v Martine, predstavuje duchovné centrum celého mesta a živú silu, ktorá svojimi sympóziami a vydavateľskou činnosťou najvýraznejšie udržiava väzby medzi maticami. V dňoch 11. a 12. septembra opäť zorganizovala stretnutie všetkých matíc, na ktorom sa zúčastnil aj predseda [...]
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AI has fundamentally transformed my developer workflow, from stack choices and IDE preferences to how git is used. I using Claude and orchestration tools like Maestro to guide implementation while tests serve as guardrails.
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196325549710] [48665954710] Main schedule exited with code 0 [196325549710] [196325549709] Previous message repeated 2460993249 times [196325549710] [196325549709] WARNING Log storage over 99% full. [196325549710] [196325549709] Dumping tail over QEC. [196325549710] [196325549709] Activating QEC. [196325549710] Log dump complete. Log purged. [196325549710] Deactivating QEC [196325549710] ERROR QEC returned code -12 [196325549720] Retrying [....
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Comment on The race to the bottom with AI tools by Pangram is good | Andrew Wheeler
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andrewpwheeler.com
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2 months ago
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eng
It is really not that hard to bring your own voice and use AI to aid your writing. Have the LLM read your prior work, then give it a detailed outline, and then iterate. See my transcript on a prior post for an example. […]
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Comment on Using Claude Code to help me write by Pangram is good | Andrew Wheeler
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andrewpwheeler.com
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2 months ago
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eng
have used AI tools to help me write. I promise to be forthcoming if I use AI to help me write any substantive sections of writing (in […]
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Many of the initial wave of “AI writing detectors” were quite bad. The biggest issue you need to be concerned about with an AI writing detector is false positives. If you are a professor and want to check students’ writing, it is very bad to falsely accuse a student. The Pangram product, though, is quite […]
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The IDE Is Already an AI Quality Variable. Is It on Your AI Agenda?
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blog.jetbrains.com
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2 months ago
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eng
Your developers’ AI tools are only as good as what they know going in. When those tools run through the right IDE, it can give them a head start – a picture of the codebase the tools would otherwise need to piece together themselves. That means your team’s IDE choices belong on your AI agenda […]
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A wise brain will get you into trouble. especially if you are Christian. It is your fellow Christians to watch out for. The solution. of course. is to carry the trouble to them. It is a solution that requires a surplus of will and courage. and of course. you should expect to die young — (…)
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Andrej Babiš a stín plukovníka Foltýna: Co se skutečně stalo?
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obcansky-tydenik.cz
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2 months ago
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ces
Andrej Babiš a záhadný plukovník Foltýn v titulcích Super.cz. Jde o skutečnou aféru, nebo jen o chytrý klikbait? Analyzujeme mechanismy manipulace pozorností.
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When I pitch people on far-UVC they often ask about in-duct UV. How about putting UV inside your HVAC ducts, where you can safely blast the air with cheap toxic wavelengths. Unfortunately, it's rarely a good approach. The biggest issue is that most people don't have ducts. They're common in the US, though less so in older construction (radiators) or newer (mini-splits). Outside the US (and Canada, and Australia), however, ducted s....
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When I pitch people on far-UVC they often ask about in-duct UV. How about putting UV inside your HVAC ducts, where you can safely blast the air with cheap toxic wavelengths. Unfortunately, it's rarely a good approach. The biggest issue is that most people don't have ducts. They're common in the US, though less so in older construction (radiators) or newer (mini-splits). Outside the US (and Canada, and Australia), however, ducted s....
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When I pitch people on far-UVC they often ask about in-duct UV. How about putting UV inside your HVAC ducts, where you can safely blast the air with cheap toxic wavelengths. Unfortunately, it's rarely a good approach. The biggest issue is that most people don't have ducts. They're common in the US, though less so in older construction (radiators) or newer (mini-splits). Outside the US (and Canada, and Australia), however, ducted s....
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OpenClaw and Claude helped me buy the perfect sneakers using Zyte API
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www.zyte.com
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2 months ago
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eng
Quickly compare e-commerce products across any site with an agent, a skill and an AI-powered web scraping API.
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Explore how new regulations like the EU AI Act and California AB 2013 are reshaping AI data compliance in 2026. Learn why provenance, transparency, and lawful sourcing are now critical.
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