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Kerrick
1y ago
It is presented in the patterns format in at least these places: - Pages 125–143 of Pattern-Oriented Software Architecture (1996) by Buschmann et al. ISBN 978-0471958697. - Pages 330–332 of Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture (2
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1y ago
They are nondestructive methods of scanning. I bought an edge scanner to scan collectible public domain books for Project Gutenberg.
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1y ago
Open source projects left and right are banning contributors from using AI.
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1y ago
Every time I hear somebody say a phrase like “art assets” I am humbled, reminded that not all programmers have the same experiences or work in the same environments as I do. I don’t usually think about art assets being a blocking part of th
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1y ago
If you’re not turned off by its heft, CSS:The Definitive Guide, 5th Edition by Meyer & Weyl.
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1y ago
The design of typefaces aren’t copyrighted in the U.S. The only thing that is protected is the software: TTFs, OTFs, etc. [1] That’s why so many clones of popular fonts (and old metal type) exist. These days the value in a font isn’t in the
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1y ago
My favorite test is to ask it to invent a magic trick given a set of constraints and props. Because magic is generally published very secretly, surprisingly little of it is in most training sets. Pretty much just the most common method &
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1y ago
I'm an atheist who went to church in a small town. It was a really nice experience socially, but listening to the sermon was really weird. They were talking about some kind of necromancy event, where a bunch of skeletons rose up, got n
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AI company Anthropic wins a copyright infringement lawsuit brought by authors
(npr.org)
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Building Twice: A clone of Once
(stanko.io)
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1y ago
A Mac Mini with 32GB RAM costs $999. Just start with the base model and don't upgrade the CPU, GPU, SSD, or Ethernet port.
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How to have the browser pick a contrasting color in CSS
(webkit.org)
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Stop using REST for state synchronization (2024)
(mbid.me)
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Noncoders using AI to prompt their ideas into reality. It's called 'vibe coding'
(nbcnews.com)
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Large Language Models, Small Labor Market Effects
(papers.ssrn.com)
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2y ago
The article argues for pretty much the opposite of that approach. It says not to wait until you've debated architecture, made mockups, or done other things that take a bunch of time. Instead, start by shipping to your production serv
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Ship Software That Does Nothing
(kerrick.blog)
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Passkey Garden: a living style-guide for passkeys
(passkey.garden)
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Holographic Masks in CSS
(codepen.io)
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2y ago
Evil, really? Is a simple A/B test where you want to see whether using the phrase “sign up” or “register” on the landing page is more effective evil ? Even if you have no desire to track individuals and you just want to know which phr
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The Story Behind “100 Go Mistakes and How to Avoid Them”
(thecoder.cafe)
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You'd hope so, but it's still an uphill battle to get people to only work with financial advisors who have a fiduciary duty to their client, rather than working with advisors who get kickbacks.
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When you seek them out, how will you find them?
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Also, Never Split The Difference is basically a negotiation-oriented, machismo-tinted version of Nonviolent Communication by Dr. Marshall Rosenberg. I highly recommend both books.
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Nodo: Call Node.js from Ruby
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The machines are rising – but developers still hold the keys
(thoughtworks.com)
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If this was two years ago the headline would’ve said USDS, not DOGE.
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In Defense of Ruthless Managers
(seangoedecke.com)
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No elephants: Breakthroughs in image generation
(oneusefulthing.org)
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Is the .NET Ecosystem in Crisis?
(arinco.com.au)
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