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Is this platform still massively against AI or has it moved more towards acceptance?
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Since launching my categorization tool Shoppy I've had some fun analyzing collected data which resulted in considerable complication of the prediction model.
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Meet Shoppy!
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Last Friday I spotted Dave Gauer's post about using a text editor as a UI which hit some of my sweet spots about computers.
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So what happened was, I have developed my shopping list to the point where it got useful to me, after which I lost interest in working on it.
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So anyway, I'm making a shopping list app for Android.
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I'm a fan of a hypothesis about "mental capacity" being a finite quantity that you spend while actively using your brain and recover during rest.
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The Dawn of Everything is a book by an archaeologist David Wengrow and an anthropologist David Graeber who methodically dismantle the simplified view of the progress of human civilization.
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Today was my last day working at DataDog.
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When last time I lamented the unoriginality of my tool nfp I also entertained the idea of salvaging some value from it by extracting the event debouncing part into a stand-alone tool.
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Here's a toy problem.
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This story is about an accomplishment at work.
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I've been writing code in Kotlin on and off over a few months, and I think I'm now at this unique stage of learning something new when I already have a sense of what's what, but not yet so far advanced so I don't remember beginner's pain points.
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A post about Haskell vs.
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So what happened was, I fed up manually uploading pictures I export from Darktable to my Flickr photo stream using the browser's file picker.
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Pretty sure I'm in the minority on this one, but this year was actually a good one for me!
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Regular readers of this blog have probably noticed that it is now served from a different IP address… Okay, okay, I'm kidding!
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There were several moments over the last few weeks when I heard people discuss differences between Python lists and dicts and one of the first ones mentioned was that lists are ordered and dicts are not.
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You wouldn't think a free syntax highlighting library would be a strong dependency for the development process of a business, and yet I'm waking up on a Monday to a flurry of comments and even one personal email from engineers eager to ask me to work for…
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Hey, I almost managed an entire calendar year without a post!