Pao Ramen
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SmolCSS
Feb 04 · smolcss.dev ⎯ Minimal snippets for modern CSS layouts and components
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New Proofs Probe the Limits of Mathematical Truth
Feb 03 · www.quantamagazine.org ⎯ By proving a broader version of Hilbert’s famous 10th problem, two groups of mathematicians have expanded the realm of mathematical unknowability.
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SFT Memorizes, RL Generalizes
Feb 03 · tianzhechu.com ⎯ SFT Memorizes, RL Generalizes: A Comparative Study of Foundation Model Post-training
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On preventing mistakes
Feb 03 ⎯ The culture of postmortems makes us overreact on not repeating mistakes. But perhaps, we should be more categorical about preventing new ones. I often think that a better rule of thumb to postmortems could be: If it’s the first time a mistake happens, acknowledge it and move on. If it’s the second time, then ensure that it does not happen again. This would save organizations from a lot of useless policies and initiatives, since most mistakes only happen once.
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Bootstrapping Computing
Feb 02 · buddybindery.com ⎯ Preorder — ships March 31, 2025. Members of the Little Lab get up to $30 off: get a coupon code instantly after joining here. You probably know that computers use binary to do all of their processing. But how? How does everything we do — write code, click buttons, browse the web — boil down to binary? What are the laye
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Visual Electric
Jan 31 · visualelectric.com ⎯ The first AI image generator designed for creatives. Bring your ideas to life with our infinite canvas and intuitive interface.
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Which came first, the neuron or the feeling?
Jan 31 · www.bitsofwonder.co ⎯ let's talk about consciousness again
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The only AI for me are the mad ones... Awww!
Jan 31 ⎯ A take on how docile and boring AI gets as an intellectual companion. The article reviews several episodes of people getting mad⎯including Gandalf, and how genuine those interactions feel instead of AI’s servant-style. This reminds me of Jack Kerouac’s most famous quote from “On the road”. What will it take to have an AI to behave like Neal Cassady*? …the only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved, desirous of everything at the same time, the ones who never yawn or say a commonplace thing, but burn, burn, burn like fabulous yellow roman candles exploding like spiders across the stars and in the middle you see the blue centerlight pop and everybody goes “Awww! ⎯ Jack Kerouac (*) or Dean Moriarty, depending on which version you’ve read
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Guse
Jan 31 · www.guse.io ⎯ Multiplayer AI canvas
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Bulletpen
Jan 31 · bulletpen.ai ⎯ Speak naturally, write brilliantly. Bulletpen is an AI app that transforms your spoken thoughts and rambles into polished writing
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How might AI change programming?
Jan 31 · registerspill.thorstenball.com ⎯ It will change it. But how?
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GitHub Next | Mosaic
Jan 30 · githubnext.com ⎯ GitHub Next Project: Can we derive personalized design systems from sources of inspiration?
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Support for Node.js DNS, Net, and Timer APIs in Workers
Jan 30 · developers.cloudflare.com ⎯ Jan 28, 2025, 01:00 PM
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You're thinking about passkeys wrong
Jan 30 · dev.to ⎯ Comments
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On fixing things
Jan 30 ⎯ Seneca pointed out that people tend to be reflexively stingy with their money, but almost comically wasteful with their time. There are at least two ways to take this. One is that Seneca thought he used his time better than you and I do, and maybe he did. Another interpretation is that everyday life, for most people, is an untapped gold mine. Things break all the time, and we get used to it. We accept a decreased quality of life when most things just require a little time investment to be fixed. This article is a short and sweet reminder to invest your time in fixing stuff. A message that resonates a lot with developers, which spend most of their time fighting brokenness.
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DBs vs sheets
Jan 30 ⎯ Yet another exploration of bridging the mother of all software (excel) with databases. I'm curious to see the UX, since there are definitely challenges to trying to square the circle. It is true that Postgres, with RLS, can get closer to an excel experience, since authorization is one of the biggest gaps to overcome.
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Feed to Bluesky - GitHub Marketplace
Jan 30 · github.com ⎯ Comments
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Ockham's razor is losing it's edge
Jan 29 ⎯ Very interesting study that explore what we've been preaching for a long time: nature is complex, and so ought to be the models that explain it. Medieval friar William of Ockham posited a famous idea: always pick the simplest explanation. Often referred to as the parsimony principle, “Ockham’s razor” has shaped scientific decisions for centuries. Humans are obsessed with simplicity. After all, there is beauty in compressing. But also, our brains are rather limited, so we overindex legible models over illegible ones. But with AI taking over science, this limitation may be gone.
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Squircles
Jan 29 · noamr.github.io ⎯ Corner style:
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Standard Schema
Jan 29 · standardschema.dev ⎯ A common interface for TypeScript validation libraries