Daily Links: Wednesday, Nov 6th, 2024

In my latest blog roundup, I explore some intriguing reads, like the tactile shift from touchscreens back to knobs and buttons, Albertsons using land restrictions to squelch competition, and Alonzo Church’s pivotal role in computer intelligence. I delve into why unplugging isn’t the only online peace strategy, examine the existential threat AI poses to publishers, discuss parody’s power in activism, and highlight a Bluetooth and WiFi jammer project. Happy reading!

 

Daily Links: Thursday, Oct 31st, 2024

In my latest blog post, I explored two fascinating reads. First, I shared some helpful tips from Bupa’s physiotherapist Emma Mitchell on stretches to relieve those pesky aches and pains from sitting too long or overusing tech. Then, I delved into Chris Ware’s take on the charming world of children’s literature through the eyes of iconic illustrator Richard Scarry. Check it out!

 

Daily Links: Tuesday, Oct 29th, 2024

In my latest blog post, I dive into several intriguing topics. I explore regenerative farming with Josh Payne in Missouri, try to wrap my head around Round Robin DNS, and delve into the Entropix technique for detecting uncertainties in large language models. I also share a fun activity to accompany your podcast listening, tips to master Google NotebookLM at work, and my two-week learning roadmap for understanding LLMs!

 

Daily Links: Friday, Oct 25th, 2024

This week, I explored a fascinating mix of tech projects! I dove into building an affordable HVAC sensor that monitors everything—from temperature to air quality. I also checked out the impressive PabloNet and shared my experience with Claude’s Artifacts feature for creating interactive web apps. Plus, I discussed the exciting potential of AI-powered paywalls in revolutionizing digital content strategies. It’s been tech overload, but I love it!

 

Daily Links: Tuesday, Oct 22nd, 2024

In this post, I share some intriguing deep dives into distributed locking and an exciting story about a lost Kurt Vonnegut board game that recently got published. Ever wondered what it’s like to resurrect a game from the past? Or how to handle distributed systems effectively? I’ve got you covered with some insightful links!

 

Daily Links: Saturday, Oct 19th, 2024

In my latest blog post, I dive into some intriguing reads like the future of publishing, the significance of journalism across the globe, and exciting tech innovations. Discover how Google is revolutionizing team collaborations with NotebookLM and pushing boundaries in AI with searchless chess at a grandmaster level. It’s a fascinating exploration of news, tech, and the evolving media landscape!

 

Daily Links: Thursday, Oct 17th, 2024

Hey there! This time, I dived into a mix of fascinating topics. We explore how working from home is boosting productivity and how AI is shaping the product world. There’s insider info on career moves in big tech and keeping your digital life organized with the PARA method. Plus, I’m sharing about new travel norms and insights on energy management for those looking to optimize their productivity.

 

Daily Links: Saturday, Oct 5th, 2024

Hey there! In my latest post, I’m diving deep into tech with a range of fascinating topics. You’ll find insights on stealthy Linux malware and how it’s been flying under the radar, strategies for balancing contribution in open source projects like Drupal, and a behind-the-scenes look at how I revamped my blog. Plus, I explore site accessibility, awkward work moments, and much more. Check it out!

 

Daily Links: Friday, Oct 4th, 2024

In my latest blog post, I’m tackling a few interesting topics! First, I explore the quickest ways to sort your bookshelf by author. Then, I share John’s handy modification for better access to the IKEA NÄMMARÖ storage box. Lastly, I delve into a poignant story about WART, a quirky community radio station in a caboose, which was tragically lost in a flood. Dive in for more details!

 

Daily Links: Thursday, Oct 3rd, 2024

In this blog post, I explore some really intriguing links. There’s a thought-provoking piece on the business model of AI companies. I also delve into a simple guide for building and breaking habits and an innovative story about a $1,000 wheelchair that could revolutionize accessibility. Plus, there’s some interesting stuff about LexEval, a benchmark for evaluating large language models in the legal domain. Dive in with me!