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Embracing Fluidity in Knowledge Management: The Cattle Approach to Ideas
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www.dsebastien.net
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2 years ago
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Transform your ideas into a thriving ecosystem! Embrace the Cattle approach to Personal Knowledge Management. Let ideas grow, merge, and flourish.
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Another year - this time 6 years with a Pi-hole on my network. This time revamping the ad-lists in preparation for major upgrade Pi-hole v6.
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Back when I was pursuing my Computer Science degree, one of the big questions that kept me busy was: what am I going to do after I graduate? I felt like I could work on pretty much anything, thanks to the solid foundations I received at the university and to my real-world experience contributing to Rust. So… what to choose? Lured into full-stack development After reading Never Eat Alone I decided to start meeting people in order to answer m..
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In the summer of 2019 I became violently ill and lost the ability to eat gluten. Over the past two years I've slowly gained some tolerance back and I outline my plan herein to regain full tolerance for eating gluten.
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It was only last week when I upgraded to Emacs 29.2. Yup, I was late to the party. This week, we have a new release. Emacs 29.3 is an emergency bugfix release , so this time I've upgraded promptly. I'm on macOS using the great Emacs Plus so upgraded via Homebrew using: brew reinstall emacs-plus@29 --with-imagemagick --with-no-frame-refocus --with-native-comp --with-savchenkovaleriy-big-sur-3d-icon --with-poll ps. Like this spla..
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In the summer of 2019 I became violently ill and lost the ability to eat gluten. Over the past two years I've slowly gained some tolerance back and I outline my plan herein to regain full tolerance for eating gluten.
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Back in 2019, Nick Fitzgerald published always bump downwards, an article making the case that for bump allocators, bumping “down” (towards lower addresses) is better than bumping up. The biggest reasons for this are bumping up requires 3 branches vs 2 for bumping down and rounding down requires fewer instructions than rounding up. This became the method used for the popular bumpalo crate. In this post, I want to go back and revisit that an..
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Imagine the TV show Connections, but it’s a stream of consciousness series of errors because I’m an impulsive idiot. I’d call it Missed Conceptions. 1491, a book that came out in 2006, is a reframing of what the Americas (continents North and South) were like before Columbus arrived. Contrary to general colonist perception, the people […]
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Op zijn blog zet Omar Itani uiteen waarom je meer moet maken (creatief zijn) dan dat je consumeert. Uit onderzoek blijkt namelijk dat 45 minuten per dag creatief bezig zijn stressverlagend werkt. Ook is consumeren zinloos waar je bij het maken aan het eind van de rit iets tastbaars hebt. Dit resoneert bij mij omdat het gaat om het proces en niet zo zeer om het eindproduct. De (creatieve) reis is belangrijk dan het doel.
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Op zijn blog zet Omar Itani uiteen waarom je meer moet maken (creatief zijn) dan dat je consumeert. Uit onderzoek blijkt namelijk dat 45 minuten per dag creatief bezig zijn stressverlagend werkt. Ook is consumeren zinloos waar je bij het maken aan het eind van de rit iets tastbaars hebt. Dit resoneert bij mij omdat het gaat om het proces en niet zo zeer om het eindproduct. De (creatieve) reis is belangrijk dan het doel.
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By default, Emacs typically displays curly arrows when wrapping lines. While likely a handy feature to some, I didn't really find much use for it. At the same time, I never looked into their removal until now. Turns out, there's a continuation entry in fringe-indicator-alist variable that handles this. Removing this entry also removes the curly arrows. (setq-default fringe-indicator-alist (delq (assq 'continuation fringe-indicator-alist....
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What computer programming languages "go with" (feel like) what art mediums? Here is my first crack at the question. Language Medium Clojure graphite Babashka charcoal Common Lisp dip pens with india ink Emacs Lisp ball point C engraving C++ etching Perl watercolor Go gouache Python oil painting Java lithography Sh woodcut Bash linoleum cut Rust Procreate on the iPad _ _ (Copilot) collage ..
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What computer programming languages "go with" (feel like) what art mediums? Here is my first crack at the question. Language Medium Clojure graphite Babashka charcoal Common Lisp dip pens with india ink Emacs Lisp ball point C engraving C++ etching Perl watercolor Go gouache Python oil painting Java lithography Sh woodcut Bash linoleum cut Rust Procreate on the iPad _ _ (Copilot) collage ..
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What computer programming languages "go with" (feel like) what art mediums? Here is my first crack at the question. Language Medium Clojure graphite Babashka charcoal Common Lisp dip pens with india ink Emacs Lisp ball point C engraving C++ etching Perl watercolor Go gouache Python oil painting Java lithography Sh woodcut Bash linoleum cut Rust Procreate on the iPad _ _ (Copilot) collage ..
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Resolving Missing Memory Stats in Docker Stats on Raspberry Pi
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akashrajpurohit.com
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2 years ago
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Running Docker containers on your Raspberry Pi can be a great way to explore different software and services. However, encountering issues with retrieving memory usage information using docker stats can be frustrating. In this blog post will dive into the common reasons behind missing memory stats and guide you through the troubleshooting steps to resolve them.
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Resolving Missing Memory Stats in Docker Stats on Raspberry Pi
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akashrajpurohit.com
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2 years ago
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Running Docker containers on your Raspberry Pi can be a great way to explore different software and services. However, encountering issues with retrieving memory usage information using docker stats can be frustrating. In this blog post will dive into the common reasons behind missing memory stats and guide you through the troubleshooting steps to resolve them.
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Hello again! It’s been too long since I’ve published a newsletter. Routines are hard to build, but I do still want to try to make writing a weekly habit of mine. Luckily I haven’t been publishing because I’ve been keeping busy offline, so I can’t complain too much. But anyways, on to the weekly! From the webring September, 2022 (Aryav Pal): Some poetry to start off this weekend: I find Aryav’s writing somehow both vivid and vague in....
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I finally have a book that describes my management philosophy. Two retired US Navy Submariners Officers describe how the core principles of the Submarine Service are the perfect model for excellence in the business world too.
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I finally have a book that describes my management philosophy. Two retired US Navy Submariners Officers describe how the core principles of the Submarine Service are the perfect model for excellence in the business world too.
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I finally have a book that describes my management philosophy. Two retired US Navy Submariners Officers describe how the core principles of the Submarine Service are the perfect model for excellence in the business world too.
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I finally have a book that describes my management philosophy. Two retired US Navy Submariners Officers describe how the core principles of the Submarine Service are the perfect model for excellence in the business world too.
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I finally have a book that describes my management philosophy. Two retired US Navy Submariners Officers describe how the core principles of the Submarine Service are the perfect model for excellence in the business world too.
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I finally have a book that describes my management philosophy. Two retired US Navy Submariners Officers describe how the core principles of the Submarine Service are the perfect model for excellence in the business world too.
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Backlash (Issue #156) 2024-03-23 12:45:00 +07:00 by Mark Smith This week’s newsletter is out! In this week’s edition: TikTok ban, volcanos & the Pixies, Bitcoin basics from 2022, podcasters talking to podcasters, crypto narratives for 2024, AI models vs reality, EU regulation, tech innovation droubt, Apple antitrust Issue details: Title: Backlash Issue: 156 Page: issue webpage Another awesome issue of the newsletter. ..
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After reading this post from Lara, I finally understand why I’ve been feeling strangely uncomfortable whenever my work desks have been moved in the past. Here are humans’ core needs in the BICEPS model: Belonging Community: A feeling of friendship and closeness with a group, or being part of a tight community of any size. Community well-being: People are cared for, the whole group feels happy and healthy. Connection: Feeling kinshi....
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After reading this post from Lara, I finally understand why I’ve been feeling strangely uncomfortable whenever my work desks have been moved in the past. Here are humans’ core needs in the BICEPS model: Belonging Community: A feeling of friendship and closeness with a group, or being part of a tight community of any size. Community well-being: People are cared for, the whole group feels happy and healthy. Connection: Feeling kinshi....
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After reading this post from Lara, I finally understand why I’ve been feeling strangely uncomfortable whenever my work desks have been moved in the past. Here are humans’ core needs in the BICEPS model: Belonging Community: A feeling of friendship and closeness with a group, or being part of a tight community of any size. Community well-being: People are cared for, the whole group feels happy and healthy. Connection: Feeling kinshi....
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Anfangs setzen IT-Teams schnell neue Features um, dann wird die Entwicklungszeit meist länger. Accidental Complexity ist häufig die Ursache – wir erklären, wie sie entsteht und was sich dagegen tun lässt. Dieser Artikel erschien erstmals im Juni 2023 als Premiumartikel auf Golem.de . Es ist kein Geheimnis, dass Systeme über die Zeit komplexer und damit die Entwicklungszeiten länger werden. Das ist nicht zu vermeiden, wenn ..
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How is Python being used to automate processes in the laboratory? How can it speed up scientific work with DNA sequencing? This week on the show, Chemical Engineering PhD Student Parsa Ghadermazi is here to discuss Python in bioinformatics.
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Hi, hope you're good! I just thought — you know — when I stop and think for a minute — I should maybe tell someone that there's always more writing occurring at wiki.secretGeek.net — featured articles here: wiki.secretgeek.net/home/features and "Wiki's RSS feed" is here (ask grandma if you ain't sure what that would be). There's also activity at the "Today I learned" site — TIL.secretgeek.net — and so on. But the main ch..
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Hi, hope you're good! I just thought — you know — when I stop and think for a minute — I should maybe tell someone that there's always more writing occurring at wiki.secretGeek.net — featured articles here: wiki.secretgeek.net/home/features and "Wiki's RSS feed" is here (ask grandma if you ain't sure what that would be). There's also activity at the "Today I learned" site — TIL.secretgeek.net — and so on. But the main ch..
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Hi, hope you're good! I just thought — you know — when I stop and think for a minute — I should maybe tell someone that there's always more writing occurring at wiki.secretGeek.net — featured articles here: wiki.secretgeek.net/home/features and "Wiki's RSS feed" is here (ask grandma if you ain't sure what that would be). There's also activity at the "Today I learned" site — TIL.secretgeek.net — and so on. But the main ch..
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