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!

 

Daily Links: Wednesday, Oct 2nd, 2024

Hey there! In my latest blog post, I dive into some gems I recently found, including insights on effective bug management, a cool family dashboard setup, tips for accurate agile estimates, and a surprising link between a 160-year-old theory and self-driving cars. Plus, I share my unexpected experiences running for office and explore cool tech like a QR code generator and Google’s AI marketing tools. Check it out!

 

Daily Links: Tuesday, Oct 1st, 2024

In this blog post, I delve into a variety of topics, from mastering family finances and upgrading home networks to tips on maintaining happiness and managing time effectively. I also explore technical subjects like test automation strategies, C# switch statements, and creating DIY network-attached storage. Plus, there’s advice on leadership during crises and hints for effective research discoveries. It’s a bit of everything!

 

Daily Links: Monday, Sep 30th, 2024

Hey everyone! In today’s post, I dive into “Notion’s Mid-Life Crisis,” where Notion has a profound moment of vulnerability. Plus, I explore how “Too much efficiency makes everything worse” and delve into overfitting and Goodhart’s law. I’d love to hear your thoughts, so feel free to reach out!

 

Daily Links: Sunday, Sep 29th, 2024

Hey there! In my latest blog post, I dive into how print advertising is making a comeback and explore a revealing study that finds placing ads next to quality news content is brand-safe, irrespective of the article’s topic. Fascinating insights for marketers and advertisers alike!

 

Daily Links: Friday, Sep 27th, 2024

This blog post dives into the myths about getting a good night’s sleep, shares my favorite apple recipes that are perfect for the fall season, and includes a nod to Lost Art Press, known for their hand-tool woodworking books. If you’re curious about sleep habits or you’re an apple enthusiast or woodworking fan, you’ll find something interesting here!

 

Daily Links: Thursday, Sep 26th, 2024

Hey there! In today’s blog post, I share some cool resources I’ve discovered. Check out “Cinnamon/kotaemon,” an open-source tool for chatting with documents, and read Eli Bendersky’s take on asking an LLM to build a simple web tool. Plus, learn about audio masking techniques, the concept of “Move Fast and Abandon Things,” and a fascinating report on magazine media influence. Enjoy exploring!

 

Daily Links: Wednesday, Sep 25th, 2024

Hey everyone! In my latest blog post, I dive into some fascinating reads including America’s love-hate relationship with chicken nuggets, the Sonos app debacle, the repairability of the new iPhone 16, and Dieter Rams inspired iPhone dock design. Plus, I explore how Ben Franklin calculated a molecule’s size, training software engineers, and how the Intelligence Age could seem magical to our grandparents. Enjoy!