Ellie's Blog14 Aug 2024
I’ve got a blog post in the works that uses infoboxes. Previously I had a little snippet adapted from eleventy-notes so I could parse Obsidian callouts into aside elements, but now I wanted to have...
CNETby Zachary McAuliffe13 Aug 2024
Google announced at its Google I/O developers conference in May that it was working to combine Google Search with its advanced AI tools.
Dan Luu11 Aug 2024
About eight years ago, I was playing a game of Codenames where the game state was such that our team would almost certainly lose if we didn't correctly guess all of our remaining words on our turn.
Signal Blog9 Aug 2024
Several countries have recently blocked Signal, leaving their residents without a trusted and safe place to communicate.
ARKives5 Aug 2024
There is a Bend on Mullaperiyar Dam? Is Google Map True? Published: 6 August, 2024 5 mins(s) read Series: Mullaperiyar Dam: Fearmongers and Scientific Temperament Table of contents: Through this...
Love and Lemonsby Jeanine Donofrio4 Aug 2024
This ratatouille recipe is a delicious version of the classic French stew. It's rich and flavorful, filled with late summer vegetables, olive oil, and herbs.
The Gradientby Joel Lehman3 Aug 2024
Introduction Imagine yourself a decade ago, jumping directly into the present shock of conversing naturally with an encyclopedic AI that crafts images, writes code, and debates philosophy.
Ellie's Blog2 Aug 2024
Starting my batch at the Recurse Center, I knew one of the things I wanted to learn was the basics of database internals.
Waldeinsamkeitby Unknown28 Jul 2024
In this article I'm going to draft some points on the topic of "owning your own online content". Before getting to the point I'll mention three incidents that recently passed through my radar.
CNETby Jeff Carlson28 Jul 2024
Shortly before the iPhone 18 Pro is due to arrive (and anticipating the iPhone Duo in October), Apple has released iOS 27 for models all the way back to the iPhone 11.
Ellie's Blog28 Jul 2024
Last Friday I published a post on my blog entirely on accident. It was a short outline of just a few bullet points, sent to be turned into a full post over the next couple weeks.
Ellie's Blog26 Jul 2024
As part of my programming language project, I’ve been writing a language server. I’m familiar with the very basics of the LSP from integrating Neovim with projects like rust-analyzer, but this is...
decomposition ∘ alby Lindsey Kuper24 Jul 2024
The short version of this post: The last-ever !!Con is coming up in a month from today! Please spread the word about !!Con and get your tickets here!
Zarah Dominguezby Zarah Dominguez24 Jul 2024
In my previous post, we updated our TODO Detector to be more flexible. It is also easily extensible so that if we want to include more parameters or perhaps add more checks, we can follow the...
Waldeinsamkeitby Unknown23 Jul 2024
While I was doing the routine weekend maintenance of my electronic devices, I paused and thought for a second about what I was doing. How often do I update my stuff?
Love and Lemonsby Jeanine Donofrio23 Jul 2024
These easy corn fritters have crisp edges, tender middles, and fresh sweet corn in every bite. Scallions and cheddar cheese add savory depth of flavor.
Slack Designby andyacevedo22 Jul 2024
Let’s face it: besides “let’s take this offline,” the word culture is one of the most overused pieces of corporate jargon.
Zarah Dominguezby Zarah Dominguez22 Jul 2024
A few years ago, I wrote about writing a Lint rule to validate the format of TODO comments. Whilst I find that Lint is still difficult to grok, I have since learnt a little bit more that I feel a...
Zarah Dominguezby Zarah Dominguez21 Jul 2024
Being a perpetual RegEx n00b, one thing I keep on forgetting is that it is easy to get tripped up when extracting information from an input.
Ellie's Blog17 Jul 2024
Orientation is done! We’re in the batch for real now. A few folks in my batch were interested in the CodeCrafters SQLite course, so I gave that a try. It didn’t end up meeting our expectations.
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