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Josh Ghent (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshghent.com
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Enterprises run due diligence on every supplier, then let their developers npm install anything they like.
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Why are software companies so obsessed with doing anything but work? (opens on the publisher’s site)
Shipping LoginLlama with no dev environment and no process was the fastest I have ever built. Most companies do the opposite.
Josh Müller (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshmuller.ca
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Simon Willison has a rule and belief I think I want to adopt: “I believe that the price you have to pay for taking on a project is writing about it afterwards. ” I LOVE THIS! Another way he puts it : “I recommend adding ‘write about it’ to your definition of ‘done’ for anything that you build or create.” I want to work towards adopting this practice,
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There are a lot of reasons single-use plastic waste is problematic . However, completely stopping using single-use plastic can be pretty difficult… Improvement , however, is comparatively pretty easy! Take a minute to think through the single-use plastic you’ve thrown away this week. Are there any patterns? Anything you threw out several times throughout the week? Utensils, coffee cup
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“For myself, I am an optimist. It does not seem to be much use to be anything else.” ~ Winston Churchill, 1954
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TL;DR: Follow my content wherever you’d like: RSS Email Mastodon Pinterest LinkedIn Other Preference? Tell me! Hey there! Thanks for checking out what I’m up to! I post a fair range of writings on my site, including everything from technology , to history , to quotes , to random ponderings throughout my days. If you’d like to be notified when anything and everything gets posted,
Joshua Seigler (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshua.seigler.net
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An ancient methodology for learning, which formed the basis of classical education in the Middle Ages and Rennaisance.
Joshua Morris (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuamorris.info
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A Markdown file should open as a document on an ordinary computer or phone, without installing anything else.
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A giant web collage assembled from the remains of thousands of GeoCities pages, where planets spin, guestbooks wait to be signed, fan pages remain under construction, somebody still really likes dolphins, and clicking almost anything can send you back into somebody's forgotten corner of the old web.
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VaultSort Guardian uses on-device AI to find sensitive files sitting where they should not—arguing that narrow, local, read-only AI that discovers exposure without uploading or rewriting anything is the kind of utility worth wanting.
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Petals distributes enormous language-model layers across volunteer peers so people can run Llama, Mixtral, Falcon, and BLOOM without hundreds of gigabytes of local GPU memory—arguing the idea is fascinating, but public swarms need much stronger privacy and trust before carrying anything sensitive.
