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Investigating recent claims amidst the rise of LLMs.
The current state of app bloat.
My open-source interactions in the past year.
Mark Dominus's long-running blog exploring mathematics, programming, language, and history through long-form essays with technical depth.
In a recent article about John Haugeland's rejection of micro-worlds I claimed: as a “Large Language Model”, Claude n...
(Previously: [1] [2]) Welcome to Philadelphia! We have a lot of political corruption here. I recently wrote about the...
Content warning: rambly Given the coordinates of the three vertices of a triangle, can we find the area? Yes. If by n...
I’m on an adventure to create beautiful, meaningful products that improve the world for my daughters and their friends.
Innovate the Business, Technology, Culture; Not with the Pitch Deck.
When Stripe was still small, the Collison brothers decided to focus on a handful of their Startup cohort at Y Combina...
Go-to-Market (GTM) mishaps are often coordination failures rather than execution failures. Every smart person in the ...
Empowering creative people
Mastering how to manage energy levels allows you to accomplish more meaningful work with less exhaustion, creating su...
Productivity without pressure is the key to sustainable success and long-term well-being. True productivity is sustai...
That is exactly what we’ll cover here: habit loops explained in simple language, with examples you can use right away...
A personal blog about programming, design, and software engineering research
At this point, we may just be reinventing real-world software engineering practices using LLMs.
We all know that larger large language models (LLMs) tend to perform better than smaller ones – but what about the si...
Websites are allowed to collect user data without explicit consent, if they follow all the rules – but they often don’t.
Tangled Thoughts On RPGs and Related Hobbies
Time for another article where I give quick breakdowns of supplements I’ve looked at lately. This time, it’s mostly B...
The Sutra of Pale Leaves is a Call of Cthulhu campaign set in 1980s Japan and sold in two volumes – Twin Suns Rising ...
Handsomely presented with gorgeous cover art and hardcover presentations in trade dress which allows them to sit seam...
👋 Welcome to my blog! I’m Angelo, community evangelist, for the leader in the hybrid multicloud computing space. This blog provides commentary, analysi...
Hitachi's storage offload slashes VM migration to OpenShift Virtualization from months to days, dodging duplicate inf...
Platform Engineering Labs unleashes Formae, an extensible open-source fix for infrastructure-as-code woes, ditching b...
CISA directs federal agencies to patch zero-day flaws in Cisco firewall devices amid active exploitation by hackers.
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Home Screen Light Meter Analog Photography Assistant (APA) is a free, ad-free, privacy-first android app for film pho...
By the Ofantino channel (1866) Crossing the Apenninesm - Memories (1867) Along the Ofanto River (1870) The Road from ...
Books discovered in Osama bin Laden’s Abbottabad compound that were previously redacted by U.S. Intelligence [1]. Sta...
Cascading Space is the home of Cascade, a protogen who likes experimenting with the web.
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Archiving the old blog CSS. Just in case.
I like things that make me think.
I write about a variety of projects, events and thoughts, but they all share one aspect: I learned something and want to share my experience with others.
When the OEM shaver heads on the Series 7 are just as poor as counterfeits.
OK, I'm actually a little impatient to use the new open source schedule booking tool by the Thunderbird team that wil...
Way back in the day I used 23andMe. So lets do some analysis with plink and PRSice-2 to calculate a polygenic risk sc...
A technical journal focused on infrastructure, networking, and IT operations, featuring configuration guides and home network design.
Summary This may be one of those nuanced scenarios. But, I have serviced a location that requires I utilize the share...
Summary I’m jotting down this note after experiencing an issue after upgrading to FortiOS v7.4.8. The shared ports wo...
Design a simple home network with a fiber provider.
An ESL instructor's blog covering technology, education, games, and personal reflections.
A post about work-life balance and piling wood
An appreciation post regarding the Dillo Browser and how I use it to browse the web, including YouTube, Wallabag, and...
Retraining myself to tie my shoes a different way lead to reflecting on how I teach my lessons.
An English teacher in France writing about technology, education, gaming, and guides with an indie web ethos.
A post about work-life balance and piling wood
An appreciation post regarding the Dillo Browser and how I use it to browse the web, including YouTube, Wallabag, and...
Retraining myself to tie my shoes a different way lead to reflecting on how I teach my lessons.
We create casual games made with care, designed for quick sessions, lighthearted fun, and everyday enjoyment. Whether you’re on a break or winding down, our games are easy to pick up and hard to put down. Thoughtful design, smooth gameplay, and just the right amount of challenge.
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So after more than 20 years using a dark theme for coding, I realised that a light theme works better during the day....
I just had a chat with Alex because I couldn’t reach any of his websites, but I fired Tor browser and they were there...
You may remember that last year I was having one of my wiki revival moments, and even at some point I ended mentionin...
A software developer's blog and project portfolio focused on coding, software architecture, and technology.
Whenever I ask an AI for help on a nontrivial database task I'm always extra careful. By experience I know that they ...
For the last twenty years, we've lived in a "golden age" of hobbyist coding. If you had a laptop and an internet conn...
This is a write-up of the first 18 years of history of Pymunk. It's adapted from the talk 18 Years of Falling Objects...
A software engineering blog focused on operating systems, build systems, and reliability engineering, drawing from experience with FreeBSD, Bazel, Rust, and major tech companies.
Or the more tired “One week with Claude Code”-type article. It’s no secret that I’ve been grumpy about the new AI-bas...
A little over two years ago, I wrote an article titled SSH agent forwarding and tmux done right. In it, I described h...
Putting FreeBSD’s “power to serve” motto to the test. On Thanksgiving morning, I woke up to one of my web services be...
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We’re excited to share some surprising news — Sandboxels is joining Neal.fun, the home of popular online games such a...
Okay, maybe only 1 million
This massive update includes new machines (Filters!), tools, graphics, and more.
I'm Michael Lynch, software developer and blogger. I used to work as a software engineer at large companies, but now I create indie businesses and blog about the process.
I recently claimed a rebate for installing an electric vehicle (EV) charger, only to discover that Eversource, my pow...
Eight years ago, I quit my job as a developer at Google to create my own bootstrapped software company. Every year, I...
When my wife saw me playing with my new encrypted radio, she asked what it was for. “Imagine,” I said, “if I could ty...
electronic brain surgery since 2001
LAN Overview 2026 The last time that I blogged about my personal LAN setup was more than a decade ago. Meanwhile we m...
Appy - An AppImage Installer I nerd-sniped myself today. All I wanted to do was installing SuperSonic, a subsonic com...
Gmail Backup and notmuch GUI I am still working adding services to my NAS and one thing that was on my todo list for ...