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!
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Daily Links: Saturday, Nov 16th, 2024
Hey there! In my latest blog post, I dive into a few fascinating topics. First up, I’m exploring the intriguing relationship between LLMs and chess—whether they’re a force for good or something else entirely. Then, there’s a look at how AI is making tech debt even pricier by magnifying the costs of low-quality code. Plus, I’m celebrating two years of using an e-ink display to help my mom with amnesia live independently.
Daily Links: Friday, Nov 15th, 2024
In my latest blog post, I dive into some fascinating reads! From my experiences as a lead engineer shipping projects at big tech companies to a nostalgic look at the impact of jungle music on ’90s video games. You’ll also find tips on mastering the art of “Circulation” and some insights into the evolving world of print technology. Each article offers unique perspectives and valuable insights!
Daily Links: Thursday, Nov 14th, 2024
Hey there! In my latest blog post, I dive into the intriguing topic of EdTech, exploring why I believe the promised revolution in educational technology hasn’t quite lived up to its expectations. Check it out for some thought-provoking insights and a closer look at where things might have gone off track.
Daily Links: Saturday, Nov 9th, 2024
Hey there! In my latest post, I dive into a fascinating discussion I had with some licensing professionals about the idea that data is the new currency in content licensing, and why it should be included in licensing deals. Plus, I explore how 16 U.S. states are still banning community-owned broadband networks because of influence from big telecom companies like AT&T and Comcast. Join me as we unravel these pressing issues!
Daily Links: Friday, Nov 8th, 2024
Hey there! In my latest blog post, I explore two fascinating reads: the inspiring success story of a company saving over ten million dollars by leaving the cloud, and a cautionary tale about how WebSockets unexpectedly led to a million-dollar AWS bill. Dive in to learn some valuable lessons from their experiences!
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!