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A pain-free way to write expressive, readable typed option bags in TypeScript. Read the whole thing .
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A pain-free way to write expressive, readable typed option bags in TypeScript. Read the whole thing .
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TLDR: Want your team to browse the web safely without risking company devices or networks? Try free Remote Browser Isolation at browserling.com/browse . It runs right in your browser. No installs, no downloads. What's Remote Browser Isolation (RBI)? Think of RBI as a "browser in the cloud". Instead of running websites directly on your laptop or office PC, RBI loads them on a secure server somewhere else. You just see a clean, safe video ....
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TLDR: Want your team to browse the web safely without risking company devices or networks? Try free Remote Browser Isolation at browserling.com/browse . It runs right in your browser. No installs, no downloads. What's Remote Browser Isolation (RBI)? Think of RBI as a "browser in the cloud". Instead of running websites directly on your laptop or office PC, RBI loads them on a secure server somewhere else. You just see a clean, safe video ....
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TLDR: Want to see how your site looks in different browsers without installing them all? Try a free online browser emulator at browserling.com/browse . It runs in your browser. No installs, no downloads. What's a Browser Emulator? A browser emulator is a special browser that works like the real thing but runs on another computer in a virtual machine. You control it from your screen and can test sites in different browsers (Chrome, Firefo....
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TLDR: Want to see how your site looks in different browsers without installing them all? Try a free online browser emulator at browserling.com/browse . It runs in your browser. No installs, no downloads. What's a Browser Emulator? A browser emulator is a special browser that works like the real thing but runs on another computer in a virtual machine. You control it from your screen and can test sites in different browsers (Chrome, Firefo....
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Learn how to simplify parallel and concurrent programming in Python using concurrent.futures, including executors for managing threads and processes, and futures for handling task results.
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Learn how to simplify parallel and concurrent programming in Python using concurrent.futures, including executors for managing threads and processes, and futures for handling task results.
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Notes on Solving Math Equations in Python with SymPy and Today’s LLMs
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wasi0013.com
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1 year ago
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eng
Back in my early computer science studies, I had jot down notes on solving math problems. Most of them were scratch work, scattered examples of equations, and the occasional attempt to generalize a pattern. Those notes were never meant for anyone else, but looking back now, they captured the foundation of how I learned to […]
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I won’t be verbose, sentimental, circular, or emotionally cluttered. I’ll only lay down the core axis here. I’ll drop a single link — a "turning point". Leading to a place (obviously not spam or meaningless promotion). Whether you enter or not is up to you. Or more accurately — up to your essence, your cognitive limits, your biases, your beliefs. But if you still have the capacity to recognize these words — for what they are. Wi..
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StringZilla's SIMD-optimized Look-Up Tables beat OpenCV by 4x on image processing, proving string manipulation techniques excel beyond text.
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StringZilla's SIMD-optimized Look-Up Tables beat OpenCV by 4x on image processing, proving string manipulation techniques excel beyond text.
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I’m presenting at DDD Perth 2025 today. It’s a great event, promoted as “A one day, fully inclusive, approachable and affordable tech conference for everyone.” My talk is “Paths Beyond Senior“, and here’s the links in my talk and slides. I’ll post the slides and recording when I can. Links and Resources Books
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I started running again during this past summer, after years of sporadic lifting. I ran for a year or two many years ago, but after moving to Sweden got more into strength training.
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In 2005, YouTube, reddit, and Facebook were all still wet and screaming infants. Google, working under the motto “Don’t Be Evil,” had just dethroned Yahoo! as the planet’s most popular Internet search engine (AskJeeves was not available for comment). Nickelback was at the height of its fame. Internet Explorer was the most used web browser, by far. Tamagotchi TM Connection was the must-have toy of the season. And in September of that year, ....
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tl;dr I talk about the ideas behind and efforts expended to build my AI framework, arkaine. What worked? What didn’t? Does it have a future? arkaine, briefly I decided a few months ago to create an AI framework for making agents. I use that term loosely because the actual definition changes based on what your focus is, what level of understanding of the inner workings of these models are, whether or not you were born under a blue moo..
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My notes on Cloudflare Pages for Deploying Fast, Secure Websites in minutes
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wasi0013.com
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1 year ago
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Cloudflare Pages simplifies web deployment by combining a robust JAMstack workflow with the speed and security of Cloudflare’s global network. Unlike traditional hosting, you don’t need to manage servers, configure SSL manually, or worry about scaling under sudden traffic spikes. Integrations with Git make continuous deployment seamless: every push triggers a build, and preview URLs let you test changes instantly. The platform also connects..
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Microblog: Blijkbaar is Bob Odenkirk jaloers op mensen zoals mij
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goodanger.substack.com
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1 year ago
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Een mooi antwoord van Odenkirk op de vraag op wie hij jaloers is: “Anyone still with young kids at home growing up,” he answers. “There’s no question I knew what I was doing when I had kids growing up. I was being a dad. I mean that was my job, and I didn’t have to ask myself: what am I doing here? How can I be a part of this world? How can I be meaningful today? “I didn’t have to ask that question, because the fucking answer is: pick u..
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Microblog: Blijkbaar is Bob Odenkirk jaloers op mensen zoals mij
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goodanger.substack.com
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1 year ago
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eng
Een mooi antwoord van Odenkirk op de vraag op wie hij jaloers is: “Anyone still with young kids at home growing up,” he answers. “There’s no question I knew what I was doing when I had kids growing up. I was being a dad. I mean that was my job, and I didn’t have to ask myself: what am I doing here? How can I be a part of this world? How can I be meaningful today? “I didn’t have to ask that question, because the fucking answer is: pick u..
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Das Luftschloss – Wer Luftschlösser baut, braucht weder Architekten noch Handwerker – eine sehr große Fantasie reicht vollkommen aus.
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When converting an existing REST API to the Model Context Protocol, what should you consider? What anti-patterns should you avoid to keep an AI agent’s context clean? This week on the show, Kyle Stratis returns to discuss his upcoming book, "AI Agents with MCP".
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What if every website you visited didn't actually exist until the moment you asked for it? What if the entire web was a unique, AI-generated experience, created just for you, on the fly? That's the core idea behind my latest project, Fauxmium. Fauxmium is a proof-of-concept that explores what it's like to browse an effectively infinite web. Everything you see inside the Fauxmium browser is generated in real-time by AI. It is not real.
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What if every website you visited didn't actually exist until the moment you asked for it? What if the entire web was a unique, AI-generated experience, created just for you, on the fly? That's the core idea behind my latest project, Fauxmium. Fauxmium is a proof-of-concept that explores what it's like to browse an effectively infinite web. Everything you see inside the Fauxmium browser is generated in real-time by AI. It is not real.
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How about a thread for classic look girls? Minnie Mouse, Dot Warner, Ortensia and other similar char...
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Imagine this scenario: your team uses Bazel for fast, distributed C++ builds. A developer builds a change on their workstation, all tests pass, and the change is merged. The CI system picks it up, gets a cache hit from the developer’s build, and produces a release artifact. Everything looks green. But when you deploy to production, the service crashes with a mysterious error: version 'GLIBC_2.28' not found. What went wrong?
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