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RSS Is Still the Good Stuff

Around the mid 90s, my dad used to sit in his chair in the mornings and read the Atlanta Journal and Constitution and we always had a copy of the Atlanta Business Chronicle downstairs next to some old Campmor paper catalogs in our bathroom that was the "community bathroom&

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Lazarus and the Local Model

Finally, in this post, we put our money where our mouth is. We dragged a 2016 enterprise relic out of the closet — NAY, out of the grave, a single Intel Xeon running on agonizingly slow DDR3 RAM with absolutely no GPU to speak of — and forced it to run a

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Shifting Sands and Dev Windows

Over the past couple of months, my development desktop has gradually changed into its new form. This is the interweaving of AI into almost all of my workflows. I have a widescreen main monitor that I do most of my “concentration” work on, positioned in the middle of three monitors

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Soup of Numbers and Operations

"Humanity needs to wake up, and this essay is an attempt—a possibly futile one, but it’s worth trying—to jolt people awake." "For example, AI models are trained on vast amounts of literature that include many science-fiction stories involving AIs rebelling against humanity. This

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The Whale

Great read: What has Docker become?Docker Inc’s journey from containerization pioneer to AI-focused platform has been anything but straightforward. Here’s what their strategic shifts tell us about the company’s search for identity.Tuan-Anh Tran I remember when Docker hit, almost seemingly overnight over a

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Slopsquatting

Absolutely wild attack vector I never would have thought of. It's almost as if it is targeted at "vibe-coding". AI-hallucinated code dependencies become new supply chain riskA new class of supply chain attacks named ‘slopsquatting’ has emerged from the increased use of generative AI

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