Mar 04, 2025 from Sam Patterson's Blog Breakdown of all Satoshi's Writings Proves Bitcoin not Built Primarily as Store of Value An evidence-based analysis of Satoshi Nakamoto's writings showing Bitcoin was not built primarily as a store of value.
Mar 03, 2025 from Saeed Esmaili Add Logprobs to Openai Structured Output When working with LLMs sometimes you want to know if the response you’re getting from the model is the one that at least the model itself is sort of confident about. For example, I recently worked ...
Mar 03, 2025 from Sam Patterson's Blog Unc's Unlearning Outfit for 2024 In Which I Write a Short Fiction
Mar 02, 2025 from Lorenzo Setale's Blog My first Game Jam In January 2024 I started making small video games for pure fun. After some practice, playtesting with friends and new languages, I decided to test my skills and publish something. So I joined my f...
Mar 02, 2025 from Daryl Sun's Journal This Week — Everything Changes This Week — Everything Changes TL;DR:I switch out Firefox and Thunderbird for their soft forks. I start taking daily notes in Memos. I also consider whether to open donations for my writing. This b...
Mar 02, 2025 from Muffin Man Image comparison slider in 6 lines of JavaScript While I was writing this post, I wanted to create an image comparison component. I made one with just a few lines of JavaScript, but I didn't include it in the post. Here is the finished slider, wi...
Mar 02, 2025 from Londogard Blog Marimo WASM Apps This post will be short, I recently built a WASM app that allows you to 1) convert between Parquet/CSV/JSON and 2) explore the data using Marimos built-in tooling. I shared an initial introduction ...
Mar 02, 2025 from Thranpages Road Rage Maxxing or Trolling in the lanes I hate crossover SUVs. What to do when one gets too close for comfort on the motorway.
Mar 01, 2025 from Julio Merino (jmmv.dev) Hardware discovery: ACPI & Device Tree If you grew up in the PC scene during the 1980s or early 1990s, you know how painful it was to get hardware to work. And if you did not witness that (lucky you) here is how it went: every piece of ...
Mar 01, 2025 from Victor Blomqvist's blog The cost (savings) of AUTO_SHRINK in Azure SQL Have you ever wanted to reduce the disk space used by an Azure SQL database? You will quickly find out that the general advice on the Internet is Don't do it!. But how bad is it? Read on for a repo...
Feb 28, 2025 from (Fabio Alessandro Locati|Fale)'s blog On photographing physical keys Every one of us probably has some physical keys in our pocket or purse right now. This familiarity with this common object might make us forget about how the security of those objects actually work...
Feb 27, 2025 from Londogard Blog TIL: Programatically Fetch Python Class/File Dependencies ImportCollector It’s simple and requires 0 dependencies outside of the standard library. This script will recursively traverse the dependencies of a Class or python-script and find all relevant dep...
Feb 26, 2025 from Jasco's Website Spring Blossoms I talk about a trip I took and the beauty that it left me with
Feb 26, 2025 from Jasco's Website Spring Blossoms I talk about a trip I took and the beauty that it left me with
Feb 26, 2025 from Sam Patterson's Blog Claude Code Redesigned my Website in 3 Mins for $0.61 In Which I Recognize How Inferior I am at Design
Feb 25, 2025 from Londogard Blog MLFlow Models: Self-Contained ML Models with MLFlow MLFlow Models MLFlow is a popular tool to track your experiment to compare metrics, parameters and much more. It helps streamlining your job as a data scientist and machine learning engineers. Thei...
Feb 24, 2025 from Daryl Sun's Journal This Week — New Year, New Upgrades This Week — New Year, New Upgrades TL;DR:I'm running Fedora XFCE on my old laptop now. I tried out several software on PikaPods and added some improvements to my blog. I also reorganized my Johnny ...
Feb 24, 2025 from Sam Patterson's Blog Testing Claude Code In Which I Test the New Claude Code Release
Feb 23, 2025 from Muffin Man Bunny jumps again I love 3D printing. It feels like magic - we are able to design and create physical things in a matter of hours, in our homes. I understand the underlying technology, but it still blows my mind whe...
Feb 22, 2025 from The Autodidacts Troubleshooting: a skill that never goes obsolete Much of what I do, in multiple fields, could be reduced to one skill: troubleshooting. I’ll define troubleshooting as systematically determining the cause of unwanted behaviour in a system, and fix...
