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GDB is great for stepping through machine code to figure out what is going on. It uses debug information under the hood to present you with a tidy backtrace and also determine how much machine code to print when you type disassemble. This debug information comes from your compiler. Clang, GCC, rustc, etc all produce debug data in a format called DWARF and then embed that debug information inside the binary (ELF, Mach-O, …) when you do -....
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Faced a failing disk in my raidz2 ZFS pool today. Recovery was pretty simple: Asked the service provider to replace the disk Find new disk ID etc using: lsblk -o NAME,SIZE,MODEL,SERIAL,LABEL,FSTYPE ls -ltrh /dev/disk/by-id/ata-* Resilver using: sudo zpool replace lake
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Faced a failing disk in my raidz2 ZFS pool today. Recovery was pretty simple: Asked the service provider to replace the disk Find new disk ID etc using: lsblk -o NAME,SIZE,MODEL,SERIAL,LABEL,FSTYPE ls -ltrh /dev/disk/by-id/ata-* Resilver using: sudo zpool replace lake
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It’s anecdotal, I know, but my main entertainment business revenue is down 50% over the past 3 months. Our main paid source of leads was Google Ads, which have served us well over the past 10 years or so – I think I know what I am doing in adwords by now. Once per month … Continue reading "Google is dead. Where do we go now?" The post Google is dead. Where do we go now? appeared first on Circus Scientist .
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To get an idea of the upcoming changes due to AI, and the automation/delegation of knowledge work, we can look at what happened after the automation/delegation of manual labor for many people and at least in big part. This change happened in much slower pace than what is projected of AI. Admittedly, there were also […]
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About five years ago I wrote about why I chose to buy a BMW i3 instead of a Tesla like everyone else. I still love the i3 and think that it was the right choice at the time, but things have changed! A lot of my complaints about Tesla are still true. I really hate […]
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Quick tip: Adjusting and inject content into tinyMCE with WordPress
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jaimemartinez.nl
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5 months ago
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So I have a very activly maintained project that still relies on a tinyMCE here and there. And I needed to process some text and after an AJAX request inject it back into a textarea/tinyMCE field, but couldn’t get it to work. Which was a bit weird, because after calling window.tinymce.editors in de browser console […] The post Quick tip: Adjusting and inject content into tinyMCE with WordPress appeared first on Jaime Martinez .
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A refined variant of the Shai-Hulud malware, dubbed The Golden Path, has been discovered targeting the npm ecosystem during the holiday season. Security teams are encouraged to prioritize structural hardening, such as disabling lifecycle scripts, to mitigate risks during this testing phase.
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In an era of the Internet where most content is visited by a non-human or written by a non-human is this a dead Internet?
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I didn’t know what to expect when I picked this book up from my local library. At first, I was intrigued by the orchid on the…
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I've been working on an utility that allows searching locally stored images based on booru tags. I've tried Hydrus and disliked it. What I'm going for is recreating the ux of an online booru. You just have to point it to a directory, and Kaimen will start indexing it. Queries create virtual files in a Fuse file system. WinFSP allows this to work on Windows, and macFUSE could theoretically make it work on Macs, so it's cross-platform. The..
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After "AI": Anticipating a post-LLM science & technology revolution
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www.evalapply.org
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5 months ago
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eng
I, for one, welcome the coming age of the post-LLM-datacenter-overinvestment-bust-fueled backyard GPU supercomputer revolution.
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📗 Breakneck: China’s quest to engineer the future, by Dan Wang
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ernest.oppet.it
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5 months ago
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eng
I’ve been following Dan Wang for years, and read a couple of his annual letters about China. When I saw his first book was coming out, I jumped on it as I have always found his approach really interesting. He mixes policy, societal and political analysis with very ‘on the ground’ first-hand observations about life […]
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The New Whale Chase: Drones, Hydrophones, and a Father-Son Project
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blog.herlein.com
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5 months ago
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eng
After two years of false starts with the Bristlemouth platform and permit headaches, I’m revisiting my whale song project with a completely different approach: semi-autonomous floating drones . The regulatory landscape has forced a rethink, and honestly, it might lead to something better.
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The New Whale Chase: Drones, Hydrophones, and a Father-Son Project
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blog.herlein.com
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5 months ago
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eng
After two years of false starts with the Bristlemouth platform and permit headaches, I’m revisiting my whale song project with a completely different approach: semi-autonomous floating drones . The regulatory landscape has forced a rethink, and honestly, it might lead to something better.
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Looking back at 2025, one theme dominates: AI agentic programming went from novelty to necessity . This year transformed how I think about software development, career advice, and even my personal hardware projects. Here’s what I wrote about, what I learned, and what I expect in 2026.
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Looking back at 2025, one theme dominates: AI agentic programming went from novelty to necessity . This year transformed how I think about software development, career advice, and even my personal hardware projects. Here’s what I wrote about, what I learned, and what I expect in 2026.
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Looking back at 2025, one theme dominates: AI agentic programming went from novelty to necessity . This year transformed how I think about software development, career advice, and even my personal hardware projects. Here’s what I wrote about, what I learned, and what I expect in 2026.
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Looking back at 2025, one theme dominates: AI agentic programming went from novelty to necessity . This year transformed how I think about software development, career advice, and even my personal hardware projects. Here’s what I wrote about, what I learned, and what I expect in 2026.
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Looking back at 2025, one theme dominates: AI agentic programming went from novelty to necessity . This year transformed how I think about software development, career advice, and even my personal hardware projects. Here’s what I wrote about, what I learned, and what I expect in 2026.
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I read 35 books, or 10726 pages, in 2025. A remarkable step up from the previous year . I have not read so many books since 2015 (36), and I never read so many pages before. Having read a few comic books helps pump up the stats, I reckon, and I suspect switching to ebooks played a role, too, as reading is more accessible than ever. I bought a first-edition Kindle back in the day, but never got around to using it much. After a few attempt..
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As much as I love buying my dinky calendars each year, it's become painful to think about the fact that I've spent over a hundred bucks on paper I toss each year. Not too long ago I stumbled into TRMNL, and it seemed like the perfect solution for me, but I realized after digging more into it that it doesn't function as a standalone calendar. I do my best to keep my digital footprint to a minimum, and as a result, I don't have any emails....
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