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Security is ultimately a political problem that may have technical solutions. It's because we can always risk it and hope for the best. Observe a climber, solving the technical problem of ascending after a political decision of taking...
Bathtub Reviews are an excuse for me to read modules a little more closely. I’m doing them to critique a wide range of modules from the perspective of my own table and to learn for my own module design. They’re stream of consciousness...
You can’t make this up! I was checking out a documentary called The Lynchpin of Bensonhurst.[1] It’s a long story why, but I was brought up in that neighborhood. It was the story of Dominick Santamaria aka Dominick Montiglio, an...
A tower crane reaches into the sky in Downtown Celina, Texas. The post Under the Towering Crane appeared first on 75CentralPhotography.
I’m convinced that AI will not destroy our need for personal connection, humanity, stories, and expression. The reason I’m so convinced of that is because of one word. Culture. When people talk about AI, they underestimate the power of...
Yesterday I found out about a site called intheweights.com , which reveals which people are “stored” in the weights of large language models. Those “weights” are billions of numerical values by which these AI models encode their...
"Wonder Woman" by John Legend Listen on Apple Music Your browser does not support the audio element. What song would you use to describe your current relationship? - Wonder Woman by John Legend As if there was another possibility, LOL....
After reading Flamed’s post, I took James’ quiz too about your character as a member of the blogging community. Here are my results: You are a Author You love writing and have a growing backlog of posts on your website! Words are your...
After several years of buying _Pixel_ phones and a _Pixel Tablet_ solely because _GrapheneOS_ runs on them, I've come to the conclusion that _Google_'s consumer hardware is really bad.
I’ve been moving our CI off GitHub-hosted runners onto our own arm64 hardware. The plan was straightforward: a pool of ephemeral runners on a dedicated CI box, and each test shard spins up its own MySQL, Redis, and ClickHouse as service...