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Max Brenner
Mar 04, 2024 from Max Brenner

My first steps in indie hacking

Photo by Jake Hills / image source Hey, thanks for stopping by. After over two years of silence on this blog I finally felt the urge to write about something that is worth sharing again. A lot has ...

Ishan Das Sharma
Mar 03, 2024 from Ishan Das Sharma

Read This Next: Using AI For Recommending Posts On My Blog

Featured Photo by Javier Allegue Barros. Imagine landing on a blog where every “Read This Next” suggestion feels like it was handpicked just for you. That’s the kind of reading journey I want for y...

Outside the Asylum
Feb 29, 2024 from Outside the Asylum

The Duality of Machine

In which I am grumpy about bad philosophy of mind.

Bartosz Ciechanowski
Feb 27, 2024 from Bartosz Ciechanowski

Airfoil

The dream of soaring in the sky like a bird has captivated the human mind for ages. Although many failed, some eventually succeeded in achieving that goal. These days we take air transportation for...

Outside the Asylum
Feb 25, 2024 from Outside the Asylum

An Actually Intuitive Explanation of P-Values

Academic science revolves largely around one number, the "p-value". This number has been the cause of a huge amount of confusion, so I spent a week trying to figure out what it actually means. I th...

Ishan Das Sharma
Feb 25, 2024 from Ishan Das Sharma

Calculating The Number Of Digits In A Power Of 2

I want to share something cool I learned about logarithms. If you’ve found logarithms a bit tricky, like I did, you’ll love this trick! It’s a neat way to see logarithms in action and made things c...

Victor Blomqvist's blog
Feb 24, 2024 from Victor Blomqvist's blog

9 rounds of AI-powered code reviews in Azure Devops

The other day we had a AI hackathon day in the office, basically a do-whatever day as long as it was related to AI. Fun! Part of my work as system architect at MAJORITY is to do code reviews, but i...

Victor Blomqvist's blog
Feb 23, 2024 from Victor Blomqvist's blog

The tech behind viblo.se

TLDR Content written in old school HTML CSS built on the minimal CSS framework Sakura CSS To avoid repeating imports, headers etc., the site has some custom JS. Static files hosted on Bunny CDN Onl...

Gonçalo Valério
Feb 19, 2024 from Gonçalo Valério

New Nostr and Lightning Addresses

Bitcoin Atlantis is just around the corner. This conference, happening here in Madeira, is something unusual for us locals. The common pattern is that we have to fly to attend such conferences. I p...

Ryan Schachte's Blog
Feb 19, 2024 from Ryan Schachte's Blog

Linux VMs for ARM CPUs using Multipass, Terraform & Ansible

Hacking the Multipass Go lib and Terraform to support Linux VMs on ARM

Londogard Blog
Feb 18, 2024 from Londogard Blog

TIL: Multiple Git Remotes

It is really simple actually. Simply call the following command: git remote add To then push it is as simple as git push . I use this to keep my repository in HuggingFace Spaces and GitHub at the...

Michael Lynch
Feb 16, 2024 from Michael Lynch

My Sixth Year as a Bootstrapped Founder

Six years ago, I quit my job as a developer at Google to create my own bootstrapped software company. For the first few years, all of my businesses flopped. The best of them earned a few hundred do...

Python Learning
Feb 15, 2024 from Python Learning

Codility – Slalom Skiing – Python – 100%

If you haven’t read the first part of this post, you can do so HERE. What happened after I posted that blog was… …pretty funny! Like, even funny-haha funny. Because in my last post, I really genuin...

Outside the Asylum
Feb 15, 2024 from Outside the Asylum

Surviving cEDH

I ran my first cEDH event this past weekend. It was ...interesting.

Peralta's notes on Luis Peralta
Feb 12, 2024 from Peralta's notes on Luis Peralta

Who is knocking at the door?

A few years ago, after being bored of watching hundreds and thousands of failed ssh login attempts to my home server, I asked myself: what are these folks trying to bruteforce with? OpenSSH would l...

Peralta's notes on Luis Peralta
Feb 11, 2024 from Peralta's notes on Luis Peralta

Enabling Full Disk Encryption on Dell XPS 9320 with Ubuntu 22

I did not find a clear set of instructions on how to enable full disk encryption on a newer Dell XPS 9320 that came with Ubuntu pre-installed. This machine is now replacing an older XPS13 (9360) th...

Home on A blog
Feb 07, 2024 from Home on A blog

Why I Self-Host My Website Analytics

In a deliberate move towards enhancing analytics efficiency and data sovereignty, I recently transitioned from long-term usage of Google Analytics to self-hosted analytics solutions. While ubiquito...

Gonçalo Valério
Feb 06, 2024 from Gonçalo Valério

My setup to keep up with podcasts

To be sincere, I have a strong preference for written content. There is something with audio and video (podcasts and streams) that doesn’t fit very well with me or how I consume content when I’m at...

Luke Salamone's Blog
Feb 05, 2024 from Luke Salamone's Blog

Vectorized K-Means Clustering

K-means clustering (previous discussion) is an unsupervised learning algorithm which assigns points to one of K different clusters based on the distance of that point to a centroid. The points may ...

Luke Salamone's Blog
Feb 05, 2024 from Luke Salamone's Blog

Vectorized K-Means Clustering

K-means clustering (previous discussion) is an unsupervised learning algorithm which assigns points to one of K different clusters based on the distance of that point to a centroid. The points may ...

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