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This is the first issue of a series of posts called Recently, the concept for which I first encountered while reading Tom MacWright’s excellent blog.
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This post serves as a brief introduction to agents, models and harnesses as seen through the lens of a conceptual framework built around narrative and the expression of narrative as the foundational elements of intelligence.
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Dear past me, No matter how ridiculous it may sound, your notes on skiing really helped!
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It’s been a couple of weeks since I augmented our electric but otherwise dumb shutters with Z-Wave controllers, so that we may operate them remotely via Apple’s Home app and via MQTT.
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After 13 lunch breaks and a full weekend of work, I’m extremely pleased with our new light fixture for the dining table.
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One of the quirks of our house is the extremely tiny clearances between the boxes of our rolling shutters and our fixture frames.
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This post explains the rationale behind taskparser, a CLI productivity tool to extract tasks out of multiple Markdown documents and render them in tabular or CSV format.
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While nobody knows when, and even if, the long-awaited year of the Linux desktop will actually come, the Linux ecosystem has undeniably made a lot of progress over the last few years.
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Generated with DALL-E 3, which absolutely nailed what I had in mind in a way that is as stunningly captivating as it is intensely worrying.
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I’ve just made it back from the slopes, having gone to ski in the alps for the first time in roughly ten years, and I have some notes that I would really, really like my future self to revisit the next time I decide to go skiing: Whether renting or buying,
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Happy 2024!
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Salasso is the italian word for bloodletting, the withdrawal of blood from a patient to prevent or cure illness and disease.
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A very simple way to persist the logs of tasks run via crontab is to pipe stdout and stderr into /usr/bin/logger, which merges them into the machine’s syslog.
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Over the last few weeks I have found myself in need of a machine supporting NVIDIA’s CUDA framework for GPGPU computing, namely to accelerate the training of machine learning models.
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Santa Croce, Pizzo Rabbioso e Monte Corno, our first via ferrata of the year!
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Slice the zucchini lengthwise into strips and quickly sear them on high-heat.
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How do I write good software?
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Happy 2022!
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I am always surprised by those who would rather discuss about whether technology is shortening our attention span as opposed to the degree to which it is doing so.
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A yearly theme is an overall idea of how I would like to approach each year or season.
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TL;DR - Unsure as to how to improve your running technique?
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A few days ago, a project I am involved with received a PR described as follows: This Pr simplifies code contributions by fully automating the setup with gitpod (A free online vs code like ide) with a single click it will launch a ready to code workspace…
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In the website of [The Theme System Journal][5], the amazing hosts of the Cortex podcast Myke Hurley and CGP Grey present the concept of yearly theme: Instead of resolutions, we set an overall idea of how we would like to approach each year or season.
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What follows is one of the simplest, most overlooked, most wonderful pasta recipes.
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TL;DR - there are ways to make React applications without build systems.
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I’ve recently upgraded to a 2018 MacBook Pro 15’’ from a 2013 MacBook Pro 13’’.
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This post details the steps needed to start programming an Arduino UNO board using the rust programming language and working on Mac OS.
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The official Android documentation recommends using Android Studio’s profiler to inspect all network traffic, including HTTP requests.
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I’ve been asked to keep some stuff for a friend who’s moving into a new house, including an old Apple iMac G5 that is destined to end up in the bin.