Hey there! This list dives into various intriguing topics, from changes in the High Growth Engineer space to a deep dive into the world of API gateways. I’ve also shared some unconventional views after a decade in product management and lessons from working in an art gallery. There’s a countdown of 2024’s best albums, discussions on hybrid work models, technical interviews, and the legendary influence of Bell Labs. Enjoy reading!
Author: laptopheaven
Daily Links: Sunday, Dec 1st, 2024
Hey, I just stumbled upon a fascinating guide on running large language models, llama.cpp, locally on any hardware from scratch! If you’re curious about getting some efficient and lightweight LLMs, this might just be the resource for you. Check it out—you’ll love diving into this tech exploration as much as I did!
Daily Links: Wednesday, Nov 27th, 2024
In my latest blog update, I’m diving into some interesting reads: questioning whether you need an ID to access REAL-ID rules, exploring a data scientist’s take on the Gaussian distribution of employee performance, and guiding you through the fascinating world of automotive lidar technology for self-driving cars. Each piece offers a unique perspective that’s sure to spark your curiosity!
Daily Links: Tuesday, Nov 26th, 2024
Hey there! In my latest blog post, I explore some fascinating topics: the surprising benefits of coffee consumption on aging, a groundbreaking method for lasting habit change discovered by cognitive neuroscientists, and my recent adventure in setting up WireGuard as a VPN—taking it beyond the basics. Plus, I share tips on configuring Git identities. Dive in and enjoy this mix of science and tech insights!
Daily Links: Sunday, Nov 24th, 2024
In my latest blog post, I dive into the world of a 192-channel phased array microphone that combines FPGA data acquisition with GPU-powered beamforming and visualization. It’s fascinating how this technology can change directionality post-recording or focus on multiple points in real-time, offering capabilities beyond traditional microphones. Check it out for a deeper understanding of phased arrays and their exciting potential!
Daily Links: Saturday, Nov 23rd, 2024
In this blog post, I cover a range of intriguing topics. There’s an insightful look into a startup called Spare Cores, making cloud pricing clearer, thoughts on organizational design when adopting a product model, and a quirky exploration of improving LLM chess. I also touch on a scientific breakthrough with map traversal algorithms and a glance at Meta’s shift in ad recommendations through AI. Dive in for some fascinating reads!
Daily Links: Friday, Nov 22nd, 2024
Hey there! In my latest blog post, I’ve delved into some intriguing trends and insights. I discuss the return of long-form content in marketing, and the magic of nostalgia in sports and entertainment. We explore how mathematical thinking is for everyone and dive into Bluesky, a social media platform offering customizable algorithms. Plus, a look at the rise in attention towards US infrastructure.
Daily Links: Thursday, Nov 21st, 2024
Hey there! In my latest blog post, I dive into OpenStreetMap’s new vector tiles, offering benchmarks and tips for handling big data. I also explore how The New York Times is leveraging print profits to boost its digital growth, with insights from their Senior VP. Plus, there’s a handy solution for a user authentication issue many Jamf users face. Check it out for all things tech and media!
Daily Links: Tuesday, Nov 19th, 2024
In my latest blog post, I explore some intriguing and varied topics. I delve into my personal good software development habits, alongside an exciting piece on reverse engineering iOS 18’s inactivity reboot. I highlight some of AlphaProof’s coolest mathematical proofs and reflect on the evolving power of print. Lastly, I discuss the ongoing relevance of magazines. There’s something for everyone to enjoy!
Daily Links: Monday, Nov 18th, 2024
In my latest blog post, I delve into three fascinating topics. First, I explore the intriguing idea of allowing kids to set their own limits, promoting freedom from restriction. Then, I discuss groundbreaking findings from the James Webb Space Telescope, which might support an alternate theory of gravity. Lastly, I share the exciting journey of building a house that’s perfectly optimized for LAN parties. Dive in for more!