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by m-hodges 7mo ago
VisiData is superb. It can work with website tabular data too; great for scraping.¹ ¹ https://matthodges.com/posts/2025-09-30-visidata/
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Sc-im: Spreadsheets in your terminal(github.com)
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by m-hodges 7mo ago
The days of subsidized access is rapidly coming to an end.
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Run KataGo on iOS with Metal GPU Acceleration(github.com)
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Building Political Superintelligence(freesystems.substack.com)
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Caterpillars Vibrate to Complex Rhythms to Communicate with Ants(smithsonianmag.com)
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Attie.ai(attie.ai)
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Iran-linked hackers breach FBI director's personal email(reuters.com)
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by m-hodges 7mo ago
Right. So I thought it would be helpful to share the more-descriptive title that I got.
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by m-hodges 7mo ago
The title I get when I click on this is, "How (and why) to take a logarithm of an image"
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Anthropic wins preliminary injunction in DoD fight on 1A(cnbc.com)
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by m-hodges 7mo ago
This is a really fun project and the family interview transcripts + LLM workflow feels like a genuinely good use of the technology. I would probably have ended well before "I exported my Google Maps location history, Uber trips, bank t
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The Supreme Court's Style Guide(papers.ssrn.com)
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Browsers Should Have a Native Control for Per-Site Color Scheme(tylergaw.com)
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Sports betting is everywhere, especially on credit reports(libertystreeteconomics.newyorkfed.org)
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The Computer That Predicted the U.S. Would Win the Vietnam War(theatlantic.com)
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China is mapping the ocean floor as it prepares for submarine warfare(reuters.com)
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by m-hodges 7mo ago
> but please understand the context and don't be pedantic. The context is this is something I can pick up at an Apple Store and not some rig I have to build with NVIDIA cards. I led with: > get closer and closer to consumer hardw
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by m-hodges 7mo ago
> 48 GB is not consumer hardware. It’s a MacBook.
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by m-hodges 7mo ago
As frontier models get closer and closer to consumer hardware, what’s the most for the API-driven $trillion labs?
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The Feed Framed the Last Election and AI Answers Will Frame the Next(matthodges.com)
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Iran attack wipes out 17% of Qatar's LNG capacity for up to five years(reuters.com)
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Beholder(beholder.news)
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AI chatbots agree on what to say about candidates, but not where they got it(caucusai.substack.com)
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Giant IPOs from SpaceX to OpenAI Put Index Rules Under Pressure(bloomberg.com)
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Autoresearching Apple's "LLM in a Flash" to run Qwen 397B locally(twitter.com)
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by m-hodges 7mo ago
You caught my typo. Gold medal.
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by m-hodges 7mo ago
Should art not of a point of view?
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by m-hodges 7mo ago
When I was studying Computer Science in college, I once remarked how lucky we, English speakers, are that programming languages use English nouns and verbs. A ton of my classmates were here on a student visa, and English was not their first
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by m-hodges 7mo ago
Great for opponent monitoring on political campaigns. We made an in-house version of this on Biden ‘20.

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