GavinAnderegg

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by GavinAnderegg 6mo ago
This is a great list! A while back I also enjoyed reading “Mazes for Programers” and playing around with different maze generation algorithms from that book over a holiday break. The book isn’t super deep, but it has a fun set of projects a
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Apple at 50: My journey to the Mac(anderegg.ca)
1 points by GavinAnderegg 7mo ago|1 comments
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Make Devices Go Brrr(brrr.now)
1 points by GavinAnderegg 7mo ago|0 comments
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by GavinAnderegg 7mo ago
> AI is getting better/faster/cheaper at incredible rates, but regardless of when, unless you believe in magic, it's only a matter of time until we reach the point at which machine intelligence is indistinguishable from hu
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by GavinAnderegg 7mo ago
From the FAQ on the homepage: What is Office EU? Office EU is a European productivity suite for files, email, calendars, documents and calls, built on Nextcloud Hub. It brings Files, Talk, Groupware and Office together in one plat
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XProtect Behavioral Flop(melomac.com)
1 points by GavinAnderegg 8mo ago|0 comments
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by GavinAnderegg 8mo ago
This is a fully local version of WordPress running in the browser. It's based on the WordPress Playground project ( https://wordpress.org/playground/ ), and allows for editing the WordPress files, administrating the
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My WordPress(my.wordpress.net)
2 points by GavinAnderegg 8mo ago|1 comments
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by GavinAnderegg 9mo ago
I loved Christmas Lemmings so much back in the day! The snowfall visualization and the little Santa lemming clearing it. I made a much less impressive snowfall demo a while back based on that (minus the clearing lemming, because I always wa
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by GavinAnderegg 9mo ago
I'm not annoyed by it when people are trying to make XML compatible documents, but effectively no one is. Platforms like WordPress use self-closing image tags everywhere, but almost no one using WordPress cares about document validatio
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by GavinAnderegg 9mo ago
In the early 2000s I was 100% sold on the idea of strict XHTML documents and the semantic web. I loved the idea that all web pages could be XML documents which easily provided their data for other sources. If you marked your document with,
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Reckoning with Liquid Glass(anderegg.ca)
3 points by GavinAnderegg 9mo ago|0 comments
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by GavinAnderegg 9mo ago
Nice! You can check my site out here: https://anderegg.ca About page here: https://anderegg.ca/about/ And the feed is here: https://anderegg.ca/feed.xml
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Does your laptop Mac get scanned for malware?(eclecticlight.co)
1 points by GavinAnderegg 9mo ago|0 comments
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Using Codex CLI with GPT-OSS:120B on an Nvidia DGX Spark via Tailscale(til.simonwillison.net)
5 points by GavinAnderegg 11mo ago|0 comments
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by GavinAnderegg 1y ago
I just learned about the Canon Cat a couple of days ago! I wrote up a blog post with some resources and tidbits: https://anderegg.ca/2025/10/13/the-canon-cat I had a lot of fun with this emulator on Archive.o
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Nvidia DGX Spark: great hardware, early days for the ecosystem(simonwillison.net)
189 points by GavinAnderegg 1y ago|111 comments
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by GavinAnderegg 1y ago
Author here. I was also surprised to see this getting a bunch of HN traffic suddenly. I guess the Liquid Glass hate is pretty strong when a dashed-off blog post about a real blog post can randomly do numbers! Heartened to see that others ar
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Tahoe's Elephant(eclecticlight.co)
86 points by GavinAnderegg 1y ago|49 comments
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by GavinAnderegg 1y ago
I really need to give Deno another shot. Supply-chain attacks terrify me, and any Node project these days comes with dozens or hundreds of dependancies. It's basically impossible to vet them all, and I don't think this problem is
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by GavinAnderegg 1y ago
Over the last few years, I've found that most sites clients want can be built with static site generators and JavaScript. PHP is also great and easily hosted! But most times when there's a sprinkling of dynamism needed, it's
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by GavinAnderegg 1y ago
I wrote up notes here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45180555 but this wasn't coordinated. As I mentioned in the first paragraph of the post, I was following a thread on Bluesky where Adrian and Jeff were chattin
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by GavinAnderegg 1y ago
Author here. I woke up to a surprising amount of traffic! Some notes based on the discussion. This wasn't coordinated between Jeff Geerling and myself. However, I did mention the post in the Bluesky thread that Jeff was included in. [0
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My Take on Blog Analytics(anderegg.ca)
2 points by GavinAnderegg 1y ago|0 comments
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by GavinAnderegg 1y ago
I ditched Google Analytics on my blog because it more than doubled the size of any page load (the “Universal” version loaded a lot of additional JS). This was fine for a while, as I wasn’t posting much. Later, I wanted to write more. This m
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Mystery of the Missing Bluesky Posts(anderegg.ca)
3 points by GavinAnderegg 1y ago|0 comments
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Blue in Mississippi(tedium.co)
2 points by GavinAnderegg 1y ago|0 comments
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by GavinAnderegg 1y ago
It's a good point, I really should. I'm currently replatforming from Jekyll to 11ty. I've added this to my to do list!
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by GavinAnderegg 1y ago
I'm guilty of having fallen off the RSS bandwagon as Twitter grew and Google Reader was killed off. But over the past few years, I've gotten back into the groove of curating a list of small blogs in an RSS feed. Catching up on my
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Curate your own newspaper with RSS(citationneeded.news)
18 points by GavinAnderegg 1y ago|3 comments

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