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Jasco's Website
Aug 15, 2025 from Jasco's Website

Debloatube

I talk about my history of skirting Youtube's tracking and my new solution

Jasco's Website
Aug 15, 2025 from Jasco's Website

Debloatube

I talk about my history of skirting Youtube's tracking and my new solution

Muffin Man
Aug 15, 2025 from Muffin Man

How to draw a Space Invader

This is an interactive article. To fully experience it, you'll need to turn JavaScript on. I recently made the Space Invader Generator for Creative Coding Amsterdam code challenge. I made it for fu...

Chuck Carroll's RSS Feed
Aug 14, 2025 from Chuck Carroll's RSS Feed

Terminally Online: When the Internet Becomes Your Reality

To be "terminally-online" is to be deeply engaged on social media, consuming YouTube creator-driven drama, or spending a significant amount of one's free time doing online activities. Personal inte...

ttntm.me - Blog
Aug 13, 2025 from ttntm.me - Blog

Seven Years

It’s been seven years since Hello World. A lot has happened since then, in the world, in my life, and also on this website. What started as a minimal blog, grew into a proper online home for myself...

BattlePenguin
Aug 13, 2025 from BattlePenguin

How Large Scale Protest Organizers Can Build Big Tech Surveillance Networks of their Participants

Earlier this week, a friend of mine sent me an invitation to a “community resistance gathering.” It came in the form of a text message with a link to a website called Mobilize dot US. My friend was...

Michael Lynch
Aug 13, 2025 from Michael Lynch

Refactoring English: Month 8

New here? Hi, I’m Michael. I’m a software developer and founder of small, indie tech businesses. I’m currently working on a book called Refactoring English: Effective Writing for Software Developer...

Volution Notes
Aug 12, 2025 from Volution Notes

EU-based cloud alternatives affordability for small projects and companies

My personal experience in finding affordable EU-based cloud providers for a small personal project. And my pessimistic assessment of the competitiveness in this segment with their USA-based competi...

Tim Hårek
Aug 12, 2025 from Tim Hårek

Volkswagen ID. Buzz first impressions

Photo from the ad of my Volkswagen ID. Buzz. I bought a used Volkswagen ID. Buzz last month and have been driving it for a few weeks now. These are my first impressions coming from a 2013 Skoda Rap...

The Fly Blog
Aug 11, 2025 from The Fly Blog

Games as Model Eval: 1-Click Deploy AI Town on Fly.io

Recently, I suggested that The Future Isn’t Model Agnostic, that it’s better to pick one model that works for your project and build around it, rather than engineering for model flexibility. If you...

Nicolas Bouliane's blog posts
Aug 09, 2025 from Nicolas Bouliane's blog posts

Improving my resignation letter generator

Two years ago, I have a released a resignation letter generator. There are a few rules and good practices around how these letters should be written, formatted and delivered. This tool makes helps ...

Nicolas Bouliane's blog posts
Aug 09, 2025 from Nicolas Bouliane's blog posts

Improving my resignation letter generator

Two years ago, I have a released a resignation letter generator. There are a few rules and good practices around how these letters should be written, formatted and delivered. This tool makes helps ...

Nicolas Bouliane's blog posts
Aug 09, 2025 from Nicolas Bouliane's blog posts

Improving my resignation letter generator

Two years ago, I have a released a resignation letter generator. There are a few rules and good practices around how these letters should be written, formatted and delivered. This tool makes helps ...

BattlePenguin
Aug 09, 2025 from BattlePenguin

Fixing Yum Indexing on Sonatype Nexus and the Non-Open-Source Upgrade

I’ve been using Sonatype Nexus for the past few months as a repository for build artifacts (Python and RPM packages) for project I’ve been developing. Recently several of my build pipelines broke w...

Jordi Villar
Aug 08, 2025 from Jordi Villar

2025W31

No, AI is not Making Engineers 10x as Productive — AI does not make engineers ten times more productive because much of coding involves thinking, reading, and preventing unnecessary work. AI helps ...

Chuck Carroll's RSS Feed
Aug 08, 2025 from Chuck Carroll's RSS Feed

My Experiences as a Digital Nomad

Like many, I've always romanticized the idea of traveling long-term, all while earning my living solely through my laptop and my phone. I've loosely experimented with this, traveling for periods fr...

Chuck Carroll's RSS Feed
Aug 08, 2025 from Chuck Carroll's RSS Feed

How I Fell Into the Habit of Watching More TV

I've been thinking about how my digital consumption habits have changed over the last year. Lately, I've found myself consuming too many movies and shows and spending less time reading and writing....

The Fly Blog
Aug 08, 2025 from The Fly Blog

The Future Isn't Model Agnostic

Your users don’t care that your AI project is model agnostic. In my last project, I spent countless hours ensuring that the LLMs running my services could be swapped out as easily as possible. I co...

 Paul's Weblog
Aug 07, 2025 from Paul's Weblog

ProTip™: Rollback a Homebrew Package

Recently, at work, I had to figure out how to rollback a Homebrew package to a specific version. As it turns out, this is non-trivial and requires a bit of a hack-ish workaround. Buried deep in a S...

Commented Out
Aug 07, 2025 from Commented Out

Comment Driven Development for low-level design before coding

When trying to write code samples in front of someone else, for example during an interview, it's a good idea to start by writing down the steps required before converting those to code. Instead of...

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