Think Different
AI's Future: Not Always Bigger
DeepSeek’s Real Impact
Talks – Nisän Haramati
Sharing the power of the command line - Stack Overflow
Tapestry • Your favorite blogs, social media, and more in a unified and chronological timeline
Tapestry - Weaving your favorite blogs, social media, and more into a unified and chronological timeline.
The First King of Home Computing
How Jack Tramiel's Commodore invented the mass market computer
SkyOS | See the light, break free
Official SkyOS website
Too Big To Succeed: When Tech Giants Exit Their Comfort Zones
Companies like Amazon and Apple do business in so many spaces that the cracks really show. Hence why Apple Intelligence looks like a hot mess right now.
Unicode, Tolkien, and Privacy
Unicode's private use areas are used for a wide variety of purposes, ranging from coroporate logos to fictional languages. Example of Tolkein's Tengwar.
The Illusion of a Smart Home
I woke up too early this morning to watch India play Australia in the Champions Trophy cricket. I know, I don’t have a life. But while the game was unfolding...
This isn't even my final form
if it sucks hit da bricks - litany against sunk cost
take it easy but take it - litany against burnout/apathy cycle
fuck it we ball - litany against perfectionism
now say something beautiful and...
As websites disappear, link rot threatens journalism. One Stanford fellow is working on a fix - Poynter
Brandon Tauszik, a fellow at The Starling Lab, is developing a low-cost way for journalists to preserve their work
Get Into Meshtastic On The Cheap With This Tiny Node Kit
There’s been a lot of buzz about Meshtastic lately, and with good reason. The low-power LoRa-based network has a ton of interesting use cases, and as with any mesh network, the more nodes the…
The Pentium Processor’s Innovative (and Complicated) Method Of Multiplying By Three, Fast
[Ken Shirriff] has been sharing a really low-level look at Intel’s Pentium (1993) processor. The Pentium’s architecture was highly innovative in many ways, and one of [Ken]’s most…
Physical Computing Used To Be A Thing
In the early 2000s, the idea that you could write programs on microcontrollers that did things in the physical world, like run motors or light up LEDs, was kind of new. At the time, most people tho…
AI: Where in the Loop Should Humans Go?
A list of questions you need to ask about potential AI solutions, to know if they're going to work well for you and what kind of surprises they'll create.
Standards for ANSI escape codes
Standards for ANSI escape codes
The Strange Afterlife Of The Xbox Kinect
The tale of the Microsoft Xbox Kinect is one of those sad situations where a great product was used in an application that turned out to be a bit of a flop and was discontinued because of it, despi…
AI Promise and Chip Precariousness
The AI industry is more exciting than ever, but the chip situation is very precarious and requires drastic action.
Manual ’till it hurts
Try writing your HTML in HTML, your CSS in CSS, and your JavaScript in JavaScript.
NetBSD on a JavaStation
Hard as it may be to imagine, there was a time when Java was brand new and exciting. Long before it became the vast clunky back-end leviathan it is today,
The Future We Never Got, Running A Future We Got
If you’re familiar with Java here in 2025, the programming language you know is a world away from what Sun Microsystems planned for it in the mid-1990s. Back then it was key to a bright coffe…
The Age of Vibe Compute
What happens when our computers know us better than we know ourselves?
GraphRAG Explained: The Secret to Enterprise Efficiency
GraphRAG combines AI and knowledge graphs to help businesses make smarter, faster decisions.
Microsoft's Satya Nadella Pumps the Brakes on AI Hype
Fears of an artificial superintelligence that could replace humans are just a distraction at a time when ChatGPT still has major shortcomings.
I’m Entering My Curmudgeon Era
My current project: I've been dusting off the old hard drives with my ripped CD collection and loading them into an iPod. A 20-year-old piece of tech with its click wheel intact, no WiFi, and no algorithm feeding me recommendations I didn't ask for. The result: I've started listening to
Why fastDOOM is fast
Phone Book History: The Original Big Data, If You Think About It
Considering the history of phone books, particularly the Yellow Pages, where local businesses learned the marketing tricks they eventually brought online.
The Unpredicted
It is odd that science fiction did not predict the internet. There are no vintage science fiction movies about the world wide web, nor movies that showed the online web as part of the future. We expected picture phones, and … Continue reading →
Python's Automation Magic
From file management to PDF generation, Python's powerful libraries make repetitive tasks obsolete while reducing errors and boosting efficiency for developers of all levels.