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ME:: Broken Achievement Society Social Scene :-) ; Doug Belshaw:: What promised to liberate us instead helps to control us
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ME:: 2023 How to: read/write github gists using the gist API; Github Gist Is Here To Save The Day...Literally! - Resources / Community Tutorials - Developer Forum ¦ Roblox
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ME:: tl-dr-ing Coping with the flood of misinformation and the fact that we know less than we think we do (e.g. how do toilets work really?): rigourously maintained factual chronological timelines, critical ignoring, cognitive elaboration ; Erin Kissane:: Landslide; a ghost story
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So much for my memory :-). Opening day for me in the 2025/26 season was Dec 21, 2025 about 3 weeks after opening day for the 2024/2025 season ; November 24, 2024: Tag Eins des 2024-25 Langlaufsaisons bei Cypress :-) #FreeTheHeelFreeTheMind #XcSkiing ¦ Nordic Ski ¦ Strava
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ME:: the bible is not anti-poor, anti-abortion, anti gay rights and anti-immigrant. Read it completely 'Christians'! ; Nicholas Kristof:: What Would Surprise Jesus About Christmas 2025? - The New York Times
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ME:: Podcasts should be 15 minutes or less, prove me wrong :-). Substack is funded by terrible people and supports terrible people on its platform (as well as great people who don't realize that they are helping those terrible people) part 88888 ; Joan Westenberg:: Comfort Food for the Thinking Class: The Great Intellectual Stagnation
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ME:: to import a LUT into No Fusion, tap on the multi-photo rectangular icon to import 1 or more LUTs OR Add New Preset > Tick Blank > Import ; LUT Import ¦ No Fusion Camera
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ME:: tl;dr-ing: pick from or edit LLM generated regexes or add your own and see relevant examples in VSCode, seems like a practical and safe use of LLMs; Siddhartha Prasad:: LLMs ⭢ Regular Expressions, Responsibly!
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ME:: automation makes the bits left over humans more challenging; See also Lisanne Bainbridge's paper: Ironies of Automation from 1983; Tae Selene Sandoval Murgan:: thoughts/on-using-language-models-for-programming.md
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ME:: sparklines everythwere :-) Just kidding, only where they make sense ; Andros Fenollosa:: tanrax/quick-weather.el: Sparkline weather forecasts in Emacs
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ME:: I didn't grow up with Mechado but I did grow up with Kaldereta and this dish has some overlapping ingredients Billy Parisi:: Mechado:: Cooking (probably) The Most Flavorful Beef Dish in the World - YouTube
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ME:: Maple Syrup Curtain example 888888: Rossman doesn't ship to Canada but they ship to Malaysia and India and Laos :-)?!?!?! ; Rossman GPS Mount — gramm tourpacking ¦ bikepacking bags
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ME:: tl;dring: ChatBots, Completion coding products like Copiliot, Agentic products like Claude Code. LLM-generated feeds & video games from AI content may work soon ; Sean Goedecke:: Only three kinds of AI products actually work
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ME:: so true! 'Connoisseur-ship is, basically, a very elaborate and expensive form of peacocking.' <-- Joan Westenberg:: Don't Become a Connoisseur.
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Like the car industry, the bicycle industry doesn't care about safety. If they did they'd lobby for separated bicycle lanes and have turn signals, brake lights, etc as standard equipment on commuter bicycles
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ME:: I wonder how many tokens this will burn :-) Again nobody talks about the $$$$$ i.e. the costs; Anand Chowdhary:: continuous-claude CLI tool: Running Claude Code in a loop
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ME:: sample Claude.md to decompile a N64 game from assembler to C language source code LOLz that this works but i guess it does :-) ; Chris Lewis:: snowboardkids2-decomp/CLAUDE.md at 852f47a4905a08d5d652387597bc5b47d29582f2
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Recommended: Moody Ales de-alcoholized Lavender Sour, over 90% as good :-) as the original version with alcohol
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Recommended: Field House de-alcoholized Salted Black Porter
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ME:: Recipes that probably work :-) ; Lauren Keating:: Sheet Pan Chicken Thighs With Root Vegetables ¦ Healthy Delicious
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The Hepatitis vaccination like all scientifically tested vaccinations saves lives.
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Super hilarious when Canadian bloggers, vloggers, etc recommend products that don't ship to Canada #RealFreeTradeWithEntireWorldNotJustSuperLoopholeFilledUSMCAWithTheUSAAndMexico
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ME:: All the benefits sound plausible but I still think self driving cars won't work in 2034 and we'd be better improving 'low tech' non self driving trains and buses ; The Economist:: Self-driving cars will transform urban economies
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ME:: go 'Te Hiku, Apertus and other smaller models for preserving small languages' go :-) ! ; Ethan Zuckerman:: Gramsci's Nightmare: AI, Platform Power and the Automation of Cultural Hegemony
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ME:: tl-dr-ing: substage is a macOS app that makes pandoc, ffmpeg, imagemagick, sips, etc usable for normal people via LLMs (using LLMs via OpenRouter and many LLMs) or something :-) Substage: Command line power, natural language ease.
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Hey Canadian Facebook people, post news links to your blog and then link to your blog post in FB. Easy peasy stop whingeing :-)
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ME:: part 8888 All software not just games will run on any device. Windows, macOS and linux software will run (or be emulated) on all machines is the future of software ; The Verge:: Steam Machine today, Steam Phones tomorrow
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Always be coding in 2025 is always be writing specifications for LLMs to code and for you to verify?
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ME:: tl;dr-ing: I 100% agree with my friend :-) Alan! Always be Attributing (TASL-Title, Source, Author, Licence(s) all with links if possible) and Always be Linking; Alan Levine:: Tools for Attribution of Open Content – CogDogBlog
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ME:: tl-dr-ing: Courtesy of the oppressive Spanish Empire, Filipinos have been in North America since forever :-) Louisana in the mid-18th century is just one example of many! ; Wikipedia:: Saint Malo, Louisiana
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Today is World AIDS day. Bring back the funding Canada, USA, etc We are all one. When so many are sick and funding can help reduce that now and in the future it's 100% common sense. Go science go!
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ME:: Be seen plus SEE bicycle Light Rail light from Intrinsic Cycles looks good but how do I install this on my Wald basket (the basket blocks lights mounted on the handlebar)? Not a big deal I guess Wald basket bicyclists are not mainstream yet :-) Light Rail Kit – Intrinsic Cycles
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ME:: nobody mentions the considerable cost for LLMs and the considerable amount of time you need to experiment to see if an LLM works for you. Time and money require privilege and wealth; Federico Viticci:: The AI App Experience Matters More Than Benchmarks Now - MacStories
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ME:: Specifications can be version controlled much easier than prompts and are therefore the future for AI assisted software development; Marc Brooker:: Kiro and the future of AI spec-driven software development
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LLMs are just tools that are part of your problem solving system part 8888 :-) ; Marc Brooker:: LLMs as Parts of Systems
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ME:: tl-dr-ing: 100 characters, medium, subject, hints about the meaning of the artwork ; Mibs:: Mibyle: alt text 101 for artists
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ME:: tl;dr-ing: LLMs are good at: writing SQL. get datacleaning 95% right and data enrichment running stuff in a loop against 1000s of records. Amazing it's too bad nobody does data journalism like this in the mainstream media in Canada :-) Lots of people doing non mainstream stuff like this in Canada I would guess ; CL Kao, Dori Wilson:: Data Renegades ¦ Ep. #2, Data Journalism Unleashed with Simon Willison ¦ Heavybit
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'Twas a beautiful sunny day to enjoy Fish and Chips at Go Fish at Granville Island with Dale and record over 40 in Vancouver #Lucky #Thanks
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ME:: Yes please, corporations should pay their fair share for open source software, 100% agree with Erlend; Erlend Sogge Heggen:: Open Source Power
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Filipino food isn't just overly sweet spaghetti, Jolibee, adobo etc. It is also kare kare, kaldereta, sinigang, bistek, pancit, nilaga, and thousands of other dishes you and I haven't heard about :-) 7100 islands full of delicious food!
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My Lumos Nyxel Helmet USB-C broke, aargh! Glue issue? Weird because my Lumos Ultra's USB-C port has lasted 5 years!
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Filipino bread is actually awesome. Read Panaderia: Philippine Bread, Biscuit and Bakery Traditions by Jenny Orillos and Amy Uy to learn the full breadth and depth of it.
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3 cars with their daytime running lights off Sunday November 23, 2025 during my 40 minute bicycle ride
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ME:: 100% write one clear thought a day even if you don't share it publicly you'll get better at writing. 1 clear thought = 10 minutes IMNSHO :-) And you do have 10 minutes a day I guarantee it :-) ; Joan Westenberg:: Why You Should Write Every Day (Even if You’re Not a Writer)
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Broken CFMU podcast scene :-) due to React perhaps?
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ME:: Starcloud hides their 'secret compute in space' or something :-) ; Vaclav Vincalek:: Is this SciFi enough?
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ME:: pre magellan Philippines was super interesting; Celestino C. Macachor:: Searching for Kali in the Indigenous Chronicles of Jovito Abellana By: Retracing our Past on Pandan Leaves – Pre-colonial Cebu
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The Dominant Hegemony (DH) historically & today choose to NOT acknowledge their privilege & value their convenience (for food delivery, mobility etc) over paying non-DH folks a living wage. Cities aren't going away despite pundits and their dreams :-) of self driving cars (which we don't need and won't work; we already have public transit, trains and buses) and food delivery.
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It's 2025: could websites, blog posts and newsletters use links to actually link to the restaurant, website, museum, etc that they're referring to pretty please :-) ?
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My Apeman R1 Seeker rear view real-time video camera shows lots people illegally driving with their daytime running lights OFF behind me in the city of Vancouver.
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ME:: tl;dr-ing Tariffs are justified for two reasons: 1. to pay for international freight emissions 2. social, fiscal and environmental dumping ; Thomas Piketty:: Rethinking world trade
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ME:: Recipes that probably work :-) ; Margaret Bose-Johnson:: Pink Pasta - Fettuccine with Beet, Smoked Salmon, & Feta ¦ Kitchen Frau
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Panasonic please add the LUT name to the EXIF in S9 JPEGs (and other cameras that support LUTs of course)
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The more lenses you look at the world with the better. For example: food, languages, books, sports, hobbies, volunteering etc.
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ME:: use this to access all my computers from anywhere ; Tailscale blog:: The Tailscale node you mail to your parents
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ME:: there is no man-boy problem, there is an underpaid and under represented problem for all minorities, not men. Grow up and do your share of the housework and childrearing man-boys :-) !; Jessica Winter:: What Did Men Do to Deserve This? ¦ The New Yorker
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without-link-blogthis.rb: new ruby script for blog posts that don't reference a link I call this from linkless_blog_all_open.rb.
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Revenge of renewables. Despite the USA and Alberta governments (and our former environmentalist PM), renewable i.e. solar and wind is the right side of history
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ME:: free websites for folks who know how to use git for how long? Sounds great, except for having enough $. And grebedoc is codeberg spelled backwards LOL ; Catherine 'whitequark' and teammates:: Grebedoc — static site hosting for git forges
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Small 'p' political Songs from the 1980s. Shipbuilding is my favourite? What's yours?
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Pluribus anti-zombie zombie 1st 2 episodes blew me away. COVID-19 awareness in a denialist world parallels per Julia Doubleday?
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ME:: Recipes that probably :-) work:: Gotta try this with cashews since Simon is allergic to peanuts :-) ; Genevieve Ko:: Dan Dan Noodles Recipe
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I disagree with the analogue note taking folks. I don't read my old analogue notes. #Ymmv
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ME:: LOL Ryan,respectfully I think you are wrong but what do I know :-) ; Ryan Dahl:: Humans Are Just Stochastic Parrots
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Canada has lost its measles immunization status because of anti-science lies.
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Polish is overrated in Podcasts :-) It's just audio on the internet. Get over yourself just post it :-) !
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ME:: And so it begins go Firefox for Enterprise go :-) ! I was involved in the last Firefox Enterprise effort 2018-2020 and it didn't go anywhere; hopefully it will go further this time! ; Brian Smith:: Introducing early access for Firefox Support for Organizations
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ME:: tl;dr-ing: fabric is an open-source framework for augmenting humans using AI by an AI maximalist who seems more reasonable than most of them. Daniel Miessler:: February 2024:: Why I Created Fabric
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ME:: clearly we know nothing about minds :-) ; Norman, Johnson, van er Linden:: 2024:: Do Minds Have Immune systems?
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ME:: so many free LUTs to try on the S9 and in Pearla and not boring iOS Camera Apps so little time :-) l KROLOP und GERST:: Lumix S5II LUT Package
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ME:: tidyplots in R looks easier and better for non software developers and software developers than Hadley's older ggplot2. Perhaps use it for art and SUMO data?!?! ; Jan Broder Engler:: Get started • tidyplots
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ME:: Seems to me like fancy bidirectional database open source schema converters?!? That can be used to solve the ATProto Lexicon Interop problem among others. What am I missing?!? From 2020, what's the update in 2025?!? Geoffrey Litt, Peter van Hardenberg, Orion Henry:: Ink and Switch:: October 2020:: Project Cambria: Translate your data with lenses
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ME:: Ollama is something worth looking into in my copious free time :-) i also need a 64GB RAM computer if I want to run local models it seems still! ; Ivan Palomares Carrascosa:: March 11, 2025:: The Beginner's Guide to Language Models with Python
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ME:: I guess I should try the $20/month stuff?!!? I don't really want to though LOL ; Ethan Mollick:: October 19, 2025:: An Opinionated Guide to Using AI Right Now
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ME:: I wonder how much further Paolo has taken this since June?!? Paolo Valdemarin:: June 13, 2025:: Building a WordPress MCP Server for Claude: Automating Blog Posts with AI
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ME:: Need to explore Flame Graphs for support data and need to read the The Flame Graph ACM Paper ; Brendan Gregg:: Flame Graphs
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ME:::most of us who are softwware developers aren't surgeons. We're like those doctors 'before the scientific method became the way' when coding sadly. Not sure LLMs will make us all surgeons magically; Geoffrey Litt:: Code like a surgeon
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ME:: We need more excellent contributor documentation for the SUMO Knowledge Base ; Dawn Foster ::Governance Part 3: New Contributors and Pathways to Leadership ¦ Fast Wonder
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ME:: Helix is a terminal only editor with built-in R, Python and Ruby language servers so I have to try it to reduce my dependency on Visual Code's LSP servers ; Language Defaults ¦ Helix
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ME:: gotta try this as well as vscode-extension-wikiparser for SUMO KB markup which is very close to wikitext. I previously searched for mediawiki not wikitext. Also need to read Julia and Thib's tutorials; wikitext-lsp - npm
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Revisionist 80s history is wrong. Reagan, Mulroney, Thatcher and their free trade deals were NOT and ARE NOT good. Global free trade not just 'free' trade between Canada and Mexico and the USA.
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There is no normal until TCC and his anti-science, anti-rule of law cronies are out.
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ME:: tl;dr-ing The USA became a democracy when Black folks could vote which was in 1965 when the Voting Rights Act was passed; Amanda Taub:: July 5, 2023:: When Did the U.S. Become a Democracy? - The New York Times
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I miss the sinigang at Symphonie Filipino Restaurant :-)
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When will flickr's API and embeds die or break? Probably wrong guess: 2030 or earlier :-)
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ME:: seems like mounting a tripod on bicycle handlebards with zip ties would be unstable?!? ; woofboy111:: The Hands Free Bicycle Camera Tripod : 6 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables
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ME:: find is often easier to use with shell pattern matching instead of regular expressions ; How to randomly open a jpeg or JPG or JPEG or jpg file ; explainshell.com `-iname` to do filename case insensitive pattern matching and `-o` for boolean OR
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ME:: yes....and :-) so much to learn from philosophy ; Wikipedia:: Both/and reasoning
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ME:: Broken record: until we get a sterilizing vaccine I don't think wearing a mask indoors is unreasonable especially in respiratory season; i also think we should have windows open (as we learned from the 1918 flu pandemic) and HEPA (and far UV-C if there is a central HVAC unit like a heat pump or furnace if it really works) filtered air everywhere ; Julia Doubleday:: Beyond all reason - The Gauntlet
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ME:: called my local pharmacy at 1808 Kingsway and got a walk-in appointment and both my 7th COVID vaccine and my yearly flu vaccine today! ; 2025 COVID-19 immunizations - Province of British Columbia
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ME:: looks great need to write a github action to generate SUMO KB and Forum reports ; David Keyes:: 2023:: How to Use GitHub Actions with R to Run Code Automatically
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ME:: fastmail doesn't appear in this list?! ; The most popular email providers
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ME:: Analogical programming by demonstration as opposed to programming with Fregean text ; Ivan Reese, Jimmy Miller, and Lu Wilson:: Pygmalion by David C. Smith - Feeling of Computing - Omny.fm
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ME:: Pointless 'drm' gotta pointless or something :-) ; Pixelmelt:: How I Reversed Amazon's Kindle Web Obfuscation Because Their App Sucked
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Jo Freeman:: The Tyranny of Stuctureless; ME:: a classic, please read!
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ME tl-dr-ing; Computational poetry based on Telegu is cool ; koundinya:: Prāsa Programming Language:: Documentation - poetic computer
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ME:: I need to dig deeper into Postmodern criticism, deconstruction, etc ; Brian Marick:: Deconstructing (cruddily) 'How to Deconstruct Almost Everything' // Oddly Influenced
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ME:: make everything yellow :-) ; Nick Driftwood:: Goldilocks False Color LUT for Sony S-Log3 Cameras FREE!
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ME:: rossandhisjpegs reviews blue night, reglisse, black frost-n and newtro; Gotta check these out! ; Ross:: Testing LUMIX LUTs, So You Don’t Have To - YouTube
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ME:: Another LUT to check out :-) ; Camila Ballell:: Cinematic Retro Film Look - Free LUT for video editing ¦ Uppbeat
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ME:: more LUTs to check out on my S9 and Pearla and not boring iPhone camera app some day ; True Log Conversion LUTs Free Download (Inc. Rec.709) - Bounce Color®
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ME:: gotta check out NEWTRO, Warm Film, Teal Flat-S and of course Leica Monchrome on my S9 ; Comment by Bass Potoo:: Lumix S5ii lut recommendation : r/Lumix
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ME:: classic paper about why groupware and social apps fail ; Jonathan Grudin:: 1988:: WHY CSCW APPLICATIONS FAIL: PROBLEMS IN THE DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF ORGANIZATIONAL INTERFACES
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ME:: What is the downside to uv? Doesn't seem to be one :-) It does it all, runs python, manages dependencies etc ; Rob Hudson:: From pyenv to uv: Streamlining Python Management ¦ Rob's Cogitations
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ME:: if you can break a problem into a series of sub-problems and write that list of sub-problems you have always been capable of being a software developer. Now more than ever with or without LLMs ; Brandon Dixon:: Febuary 16, 2024:: Can you write? Great, you're a developer.
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ME tl;dr-ing:: Use Promptbooks to make your interactions with LLMs more effective. Maybe I should do this for support reporting. Would be nice if Brandon actually linked to his 5 actual prompts ; Brandon Dixon:: Prompt Power: Investigation Summarization
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ME tl;dr-ing:: The view from Malaysia:: practical applications of green local LLMs are the future ; Elizabeth Tai:: Conversations about AI are different in Asia
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ME:: I need to check out Kelvin's LUTS on my S9 and Pearla/notboring Camera ; ANKR.BIO - Kelvin Kurniawan
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ME:: tl;dr-ing:: We need to adapt our local and global institutions to work with the internet ; Robin Berjon:: January 13, 2023:: The Internet Transition
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ME tl;dr-ing:: investigative skills, Evaluative skills and innovation skills are all things we need to improve to prosper in an LLM enabled world. LLMs have none of these skills ; Chelsea Troy: What can we expect of LLMs as Software Engineers?
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ME:: tl;dr-ing: Show up as we want to show up and learn how to divert that negative energy somehow (in a way we feel good about it) ; John Cutler:: 2023:: TBM 254: Self-Gaslighting and the Doubt Loop
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ME:: What does Jim Covello of Goldman Sachs think today in late 2025? Still an AI bubble? Is it bursting? LLM Winter? ; Ed Citron:: July 8, 2024 Pop Culture
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ME:: is programming with local LLM inference better or worse a year later? My guess is (based on Simon Willison) that it's a wee bit better ; Chris Wellons:: November 10, 2024:: Everything I've learned so far about running local LLMs ; 'I really tried, but never saw LLM output beyond 2–3 lines of code which I would consider acceptable.'
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Highly Recommended for all folks not just Filipinos! Carmela Sison as Chef Mela is fabulous in Lasa ng Imperyo/A Taste of Empire, an adaptation of a play by Jovanni Sy Oct 9-19, 2025 at Presentation House Theatre, North Vancouver, $30
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Ben Werdmuller:: Lifelogging under fascism...Imagine a device that lifelogged and stored quantified self data using strong, key-based encryption <-- ME:: I want this yes please!
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ME:: Ben, this sounds great, how can I help support this? Ben Werdmuller:: If I started fresh...a private-by-default, federated platform designed for groups that already know each other or are actively building trust
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Ben Werdmuller:: If I ran my life, private schools would be banned <-- ME::Amen!
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ME:: LLMs are a useful tool to complement your learning and to help construct your meaning; you can use them to replace your labour and get good grades but that's not going to result in learning which is of course NOT about grades ; Soroush Sabbaghan:: AI can be responsibly integrated into classrooms by answering the ‘why’ and ‘when’
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GitHub - yotam/PyFlickr: Download Images using the Flickr API via the flickrapi python package
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ME:: looks great but sadly deprecated as of November 2024 since the maintainer/author doesn't use the flickr API any more sad face ; Sybren A. Stüvel:: Python Flickr API ¦ dr. Sybren
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ME:: AI stuff to code effectively requires time and $ which many minority folks simply don't have ; Dr Cat Hicks:: New research from me: AI Skill Threat & contest cultures on software teams
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Fuji Superia, Velvia, Kodak Ektachrome, Gold, Portra, SkyOptiimizer2, SunShadeSharp Luts from falk.wagenknecht- Google Drive
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ME:: Go Blacksky go!!! I doubt that Blacksky will be under the 'thumb of Bluesky's moderation service' forever (if this is true, I don't know enough about ATProto to know for sure who is under the thumb of who) ; Bruno Dias,:: Delusions of a Protocol ¦ Azhdarchid
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ME tl-dr-ing; lnav, a TUI tool to to colourize, filter and view multiple log files that works with zero configuration out of the box with standard log files like log files generated by ruby's logger gem ; Tim Stack:: lnav v0.13.1
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ME:: tl;dr-ing: Attack the ideas and emotions that make The Convicted Criminal worship appealing ; Dave Rahardja:: It is impossible to reason these people out of their unhinged views, because they have a different epistemological system: they believe in divine revelation through authority figures, not collaborative observation ; Matthew Sheffield:: The Convicted Criminal super fans are impossible to argue with because they don’t actually believe in logic
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ME: tl;dr-ing Stock firmware works (Unlike Rui, I have no need for low-level control) and so does OpenWRT. Something to consider in 2027 or something but by then there will be something shinier :-) LOL! ; Rui:: The Cudy AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 System (with OpenWRT) - Tao of Mac
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ME:: tl;dr-ing: When we write the code to pass the test, it must be failing; Jason Gorman:: Test Driven Development Under The Microscope #1 – Usage-Driven Design
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ME:: Zero to working space invaders code in 1 prompt! From Chinese 'frontier' ai company Z.ai way back :-) 2 months ago to July 29, 2025 ; Simon Willison:: My 2.5 year old laptop can write Space Invaders in JavaScript now, using GLM-4.5 Air and MLX
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ME:: oh brother yet another governance error (this time by Ruby Central) screws my favourite programming language Jan Lehnardt :couchdb:: 'What the f*ck is going on with Ruby?.... For the moment we have to consider all gems compromised:' - narrativ.es
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ME:: We all make sh*tty software as Dave Winer has said so many times! Including Microsoft and Samsung! ; Thom Holwerda:: Dark patterns killed my wife’s Windows 11 installation – OSnews via Mike Hoye
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ME:: Does this AI notes thing work :-) ?!? ; Notability note taking startup
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ME:: this seems to work on macOS Big Sur 11.7 ; huksley's github gist:: Disabling photoanalysisd on macOS
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ME:: Death of a disco dancer er Google Web search :-) Killed by Google AI mode and ChatGPT with GPT-5 search ; Simon Willison:: Google's AI mode is good, actually
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ME:: Go science go! Explaining COVID science to privileged folks with 'educations' should NOT be required ; Jess Steier:: I inserted myself into a conversation at a bar about Covid and vaccines. Here’s what happened :: How to talk to strangers at a bar about Covid, dispel misinformation and explain the real science behind vaccines and mRNA vaccines ¦ STAT
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ME:: seems like platitudes :-) to baseline, experiment, have a community of practice and read DORA and other's research papers?!?!? ; Amanda Lewis:: August 2024:: DORA:: How to enable your software delivery teams to innovate with generative AI
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ME:: Machine learning assisted coding doesn't increase the number of apps part 8888 :-) ?!? ; Mike Judge:: Where's the Shovelware? Why AI Coding Claims Don't Add Up
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ME:: Tempted to try this but $CDN40/month for streaming is a lot ; Fedihost:: Create New Peertube Service
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ME:: yet another Tailscale HOW TO, i have to try this someday! ; Avush Pande:: I use Tailscale to remotely access my self-hosted services - here's how
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ME:: Oh Pharmacy in Coquitlam had unexpired vaccines as of August 11 2025 ; Ducky :: 2025-08-11 oops 13 General – Pandemics in British Columbia
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ME:: Not tested on Humans yet but sounds promising go science go; September 2024:: Brigham and Women’s Hospital. PCANS Drug-free nasal spray blocks, neutralizes viruses, bacteria — Harvard Gazette
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ME:: Late to the party :-) -> All pieces of ATProto can and are running on non Bluesky servers e.g. Blacksky servers ; May 2, 2025:: Bryan Newbold:: A Full-Network Relay for $34 a Month
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ME::tl;dr-ing:: We don't have the mathematics to be able to build real artificial general intelligence ; Django Beatty:: Alchemy 2: Electric Boogaloo
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ME:: this looks great! ; Alternative Social Media Network Bibliography
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To the #WhitePersonSplainers :-) who tell me extending my right arm is not a valid right turn signal (nobody who's not white has ever mansplained this to me in 17 years of bicycling in Vancouver: It is a valid signal ; See:: BC Motor Vehicle Act:: Bicyclists signal a right turn by doing either of the following ... (ii) extending the person's right hand and arm horizontally from the cycle
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I don't care what people who I otherwise respect like Om Malik and Dana Blankenhorn say about network effects blah blah blah :-) . It is wrong to be on a platform that openly allows hate speech. If the Nazi Party's newspaper paid you $USD1000 / month in 1939 to write an op-ed monthly would you do it? No. https://om.co/2025/08/03/the-why-of-substack/ is wrong. sorry not sorry Om et al!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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ME:: RAGs are great if you use current (i.e. not months old) data you own since plagiarizing your own data is ok :-) and have permission for but they still make mistakes! ; Marcus Hutchins:: Every Reason Why I Hate AI and You Should Too
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ME:: The UN 'black helicopters' should offer free hosting for everybody as I said before :-) ; Drew Lyton:: The Future is NOT Self-Hosted but maybe libraries hosting stuff for us?
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ME:: TIL about the macOS Dragging and Selection clipboards ; cricket:: The three different clipboards – Tech Reflect
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ME:: It's 2025: everybody is a bad developer using machine learning. Some of us will make the bad software production quality whatever ''quality' means for them, some of us will just blissfully use it even though it's bug ridden (like most 100% human written software sadly) ; Om Malik:: Software is going to be automated badly but good enough for many personal workflows The Satya of Satya’s Layoff Memo (laying off 9000 employees to hire AI experts and buy into the 'GPU compute bubble')
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July 1945:: Scanned copy of 'The mother of all demos':: The Atlantic:: Vannevar Bush: As we may think
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ME:: How To turn off macOS sequoia's 'control shift enter' shortcut so apps like checkvist.com can use it; Reddit:: MacOs sequoia beta1: Press 'Ctrl' + 'Enter', it became right click
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ME:: just say no to JS run times; I want WASM python or ruby in the browser ; Whatever, Jamie:: The many, many, many JavaScript runtimes of the last decade • Buttondown
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ME:: The only Kapampangan folk song I learned growing up in Canada was this song. Bahay Kubo was the only Tagalog song I learned ; Atin Cu Pung Singsing ¦ Philippines: KapitBisig.com
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Boone Ashworth:: Wired:: How to Delete All of Your Social Media Accounts: Instagram, X, Facebook, TikTok, and More
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ME:: anytype is open source, de-centralized and encrypted, sounds too good to be true! What's the catch :-) ? ; Anytype:: The Everything App
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ME:: We need separation of compute, data and models and laws targeted toward data protection and sharing ; Jai Vipra & Sarah Myers West September 27, 2023 Computational Power and AI - AI Now Institute
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Bob Rudis:: hrbrmstr/go-duckdb-drops: A command-line interface tool for browsing and searching Daily Drops blog posts using DuckDB. This application provides an interactive way to explore blog content with full-text search capabilities and markdown rendering. - Codeberg.org
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ME:: Be short, simple and firm; don't be funny; play for the audience; pick your battles; call things what they are; etc ; Greg Wilson:: The Third Bit: Managing Conflict
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Matt Dancho:: GitHub - business-science/ai-data-science-team: An AI-powered data science team of agents to help you perform common data science tasks 10X faster.
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Felienne Hermans:: A Case for Feminism in Programming Language Design ¦ Proceedings of the 2024 ACM SIGPLAN International Symposium on New Ideas, New Paradigms, and Reflections on Programming and Software
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Please donate to my ride up Cypress Mountain on July 27, 2025, the Cypress Challenge. 100% goes to Pancreatic Cancer Research
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ME:: We need open source projects like this that anybody can host. At least you can get a json file for a backup but yeah not much good for anything beyond toys but this is similar to how Val Town started ; John Chang and Pontus Granström:: Scrappy: make little apps for you and your friends
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ME:: Gotta try this! ; Arnaud Sintès:: Cube
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ME:: I don't have a solution other than 'UN black helicopter hosting' :-) (LOL!) with global trust and safety or miraculously :-) hosting becomes easy for everything and everybody runs their own individual server for everything: blogs, chat, forums, vlogs, music, etc etc etc ; Kyle Kingsbury:: The Future of Forums is Lies, I Guess
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ME:: Agreed! Make things that you like to make! ; Eevee:: The rise of Whatever / fuzzy notepad
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ME:: filter JSON. from the command line using JSON instead of JS like fx ; see also jello in python; Peter Ohler:: ohler55/ojg: Optimized JSON for Go
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ME:: $49 course; Probably obsolete soon because of LLM enhanced automation apps like the forthcoming Sky; Keyboard Maestro Field Guide ¦ MacSparky Field Guides
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3 Ways to Download and Transfer Kindle eBooks (Yeah, It’s Still Possible)
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ME:: SVG w/link to PDF that downloads a ZIP with a JS which downloads and runs a JAR in order to get around corporate firewalls, AV and security ; LLM used to find a vulnerability, and to generate a python script that reproduces it ; Jonathan Bennett:: June 20, 2025:: This Week In Security: That Time I Caused A 9.5 CVE, IOS Spyware, And The Day The Internet Went Down ¦ Hackaday
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ME:: $CDN12 USB to Bluetooth Adapter for mice and keyboard good for connecting a usb only mouse via bluetooth e.g. a ploopy trackball ; X2 USB Keyboard Mouse Converter Bluetooth-Compatible 5.1 No Delay Gaming Keyboard Mouse Adapter For Android IPhone System - AliExpress 44
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ME:: oh really :-) ?!?! Why do I think all these miraculous folks have help from 'real' developers? Having said that I think everybody has been a programmer since Visicalc and even better Google Sheets and in the near future regardless what happens with Machine Learning, everybody will be a full fledged mobile and desktop app developer; Claire Vo:: How a 91-year-old vibe coded a complex event management system using Claude and Replit ¦ John Blackman
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ME:: George Grant was right. Nationalize the things needed in order to keep Canada independent. Work with indigenous folks and the EU and the rest of the world to build our independence from the USA He wasn't right about abortion of course! ; Michael Ignatieff, George Grant's nephew:: Sixty years ago, a philosopher, George Grant, said Canada would be absorbed by America. He could still be right - The Globe and Mail
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ME:: WRONG Peter :-) Driving is still an occupation in 2025 and self driving cars don't work in 2025 even though they were predicted in 2025. Maybe in 2035?!? Not holding my breath :-) #Ymmv ; Peter Reinhard:: February 3, 2015:: Replacing Middle Management with APIs
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ME:: MCP is USB-C for algorithms/functionality/behaviour which don't have to be machine learning or 'AI'; Scott Werner:: MCP: An (Accidentally) Universal Plugin System
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ME:: Software is terrible for everybody but even more terrible for disabled folks but people like fireborn, a blind developer, are heroically fixing it gradually ; I Want to Love Linux. It Doesn’t Love Me Back: Post 1 – Built for Control, But Not for People — fireborn
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Gatekeepers gotta gatekeep :-) ; You Don’t Own the Word “Freedom”: A Full-Burn Response to the GNU/Linux Comment That Tried to Gatekeep Me Off My Own Machine — fireborn
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Dan aka deeja on github:: Get all file names from a public Github repo through the Github API using git trees- Stack Overflow
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ME:: for $20/month for Elixir which is Erlang with a ruby syntax, it's a great way to learn Elixir and in the future other languages and web app stacks; Simon Willison:: Phoenix.new is Fly’s entry into the prompt-driven app development space
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Things that make you go hmmm:: Why do people who go to the same cafe get wasteful takeout paper cups every day?
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TIL:: Thunderbird release notes are stored in a github repo called thunderbird-notes; I sketched some python code for getting tags, bugs, notes etc ; Release Notes for Thunderbird
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ME:: Amanda Wood used pixelsynth in her latest opening, (re)patterning! Gotta try it for my art! ; Olivia Jack:: .::::PIXELSYNTH::::.
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ME:: a Python course based on functions powered by Pyodide so no need to install anything like datasette! ; Pamela Fox:: Proficient Python: A free interactive online course
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ME:: gotta try this on my 5D Mark 1 aka Classic some day to get time lapse, focus peaking, zebras, and other goodies :-) ; a1ex:: October 2012:: [UNMAINTAINED] Canon 5D Classic Firmware ** Beta 4 **
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Recipes that work according to fab colleague Tarandeep :-) ; Julie The Simple Veganista:: Lemony Quinoa + Chickpea Salad -
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ME:: I didn't know DateTime was deprecated! Mav Tipi:: Should I Use Date, Time, or DateTime in Ruby and Rails? ¦The Startup ¦ Medium
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ME:: Sounds like a great optimistic yet pessimistic retro history book so I ordered the 2019 edition with a new introduction ; Reviewed By Bruce Sterling:: March 24, 2008:: The Shock of the Old by David Edgerton
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ME:: Affordable housing is not a puzzle or rocket science. Allow and encourage co-housing, co-ops, 4 storey low rise apartments everywhere in the city of Vancouver and multi-dwellings strata and non strata non single family homes everywhere. The government (municipal, provincial and federal all working together) must build affordable rentals and must keep the rent low and keep building affordable rentals and keep allocating them to folks working locally, the 'market' and private developers are incapable of doing this, follow Vienna's example etc etc :-) ; Emilie K Adin::I Love These Streets. Come Walk with Me - Spacing Vancouver
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ME:: I wonder if I could use this for Firefox for Android 'support is the last QA' :-) tests ; Leland Takamine:: August 2022:: Introducing: Maestro — Painless Mobile UI Automation
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ME:: I should do this with my toots :-) ! ; Will Richardson:: GIF: The Git Interchange Format
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ME:: yay a more intuitive language than jq (which is fab but hard to learn) for filtering JSON ; André Arko:: fx, a language for working with JSON
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ME:: Recipes that work:: Jacqui Debono:: Farfalle pasta with smoked salmon & zucchini – The Pasta Project
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ME:: love my radar, it's much better than a mirror since it works 140 metres away and you don't have to check, just wait for the beep. Mirrors are fine if you remember to check them :-) ; MuddyTweed.com:: 2023:: Garmin Varia RTL515 – a review
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Me:: this is where i found out about utc_to_local ;; date - Ruby local_to_utc returns invalid year - Stack Overflow
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Micky McCauley:: May 19, 2020:: New York Times’ Style Guide Substitutions for “The President Lied” - McSweeney’s Internet Tendency
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June 3, 2025:: Carlos Greaves:: New York Times’ Style Guide Substitutions for “The President Violated the Constitution” - McSweeney’s Internet Tendency
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ME:: love the Pulsar Nextlevel metal filters (search for Pulsar – Stainless Steel Filter Discs at nextlevelbrewer DOT com! almost no fines with the following recipe. 25g coffee; close valve;add 75g water;open valve for 1 second; close valve wait 20s;open valve add 125g of water and wait until almost drained;close valve add 200g water; wait 1 minute 20 seconds;open valve ; DaddyGotCoffee:: Brew Like An Astrophysicist! Pulsar Dripper Review - YouTube
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ME:: Recipes that probably :-) work:: Irene Arita:: May 2022:: Adobong Sitaw with Chicharon:: Filipino-Mexican Culinary and Cultural Exchange – My Slice of Mexico
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ME:: tl;dr-ing: As always, Lisp and Smalltalk were there first but too early and too much $ ; Mass-produced software is too rigid; Need: A gentle slope from user to creator; Tools not avocado slicers er apps :-) ; Need: communal creation ; June 2025:: Geoffrey Litt, Josh Horowitz, Peter van Hardenberg, Todd Matthews:: ink and switch:: Malleable software: Restoring user agency in a world of locked-down apps
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ME:: I did this to mount my Fenix FENIX HM65R-DT headlamp on my bicycle helmet using the ALG-03 V2.0 - Fenix Headlamp mount for Helmet ; Take the battery out, take the O-ring off, lift a tab and slide it out; sweetheart5978:: How to remove main headlamp from headband for FENIX HM645R-T - YouTube
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Charles Marohn of Strong Towns on fixing North America's broken zoning:: So let me be clear: when I say we want to “make better decisions inevitable over time,” I don’t mean inevitable like gravity. I mean inevitable like compound interest—tiny, persistent, visible pressure applied in the same direction until the math changes. It’s slow, messy, and often invisible at first.
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ME:: read load to generate feeds makes running your own BlueSky instance only affordable to people with lots of $$ ; uniphil:: Can atproto scale down? Write View for back links (i.e. not the full AppView and not the Relay) on a raspberry pi
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ME:: Bad for the environment yet good for already privileged experts who have time and energy to experiment seems to be the common thread of this ever evolving ML world ; Thomas Ptacek:: My AI Skeptic Friends Are All Nuts · The Fly Blog
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ME: stories have their time and place, sometimes people just want to hear the facts first ; Eliot Peper:: How to Become a Better Conversationalist
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PROBABLY WRONG PREDICTION:: ME:: By Jan 1, 2034 Tesla still won't have full self driving cars (unless they add LiDAR and/or humans in the loop :-) !) ; Ben Thompson Oct 15, 2024:: Elon Dreams and Bitter Lessons – Stratechery
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forget what Wil said 🙂 LOL. For the real (TM) Vancouver, eat Filipino food at Pampanga's Cuisine or Kulinarya on the Drive, bicycle, run, or walk or electric scouter around stanley park, Special Set Meal B at New Town Bakery with Super Strong hong kong iced milk tea, get an Aquabus ferry pass and stop at all the stops including Granville Island for Pad Thai Sen :-), Saturday Farmer's Market at Trout Lake or Riley Park, Revolver Coffee for a pourover coffee, take the Seabus to Shipyards and enjoy Metro Vancouver's best public space especially Polygon Gallery and Nemesis coffee and if you have time walk up Lonsdale and have Persian food e.g. at Yaas!!!!
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ME:: fork this Mediawiki VS Code LSP server and add support for SUMO KB markup extensions and style guide ; bhsd-harry/vscode-extension-wikiparser: VSCode language server for MediaWiki Wikitext
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ME:: Supports LUTs, iOS and Android. Is it real time? Better than Pearla, we'll see :-) ; Varlens - DSLR in Phone
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Generic Cerave moisture lotion is 5 dollars cheaper at Superstore compared to Shoppers Drug Mart both of which are owned by the same company LOL
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ME:: Home pourovers are better than most cafe pourovers example 8888 or something :-) Brandon Dixon:: Beans to Bots: Hacking My Coffee Machine with AI
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ME:: This looks great for reverse engineering REST APIs and playing with them! Proxyman · Debug, intercept & mock HTTP with Proxyman
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Calder McHugh:: The Canadian Who’s the “short-fingered vᜂlgarian”'s Oldest Enemy - POLITICO
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How to Make a Go Make Custom custom tshirt with 128x128 on front and 64x64 patches on back
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ME:: 'Tyranny' of default apps that are centralized or something :-) ; seriously though maybe the Blᜂesky app should have settings to get around labelling by the Tᜂrkish government and other bad actors?!?1 READ:: Laurens Hof:: Bluesky, censorship and country-based moderation – The Fediverse Report
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ME:: very similar to 1994 novel 'Interface' by Neal Stephenson (writing as Stephen Bury with George Jewsbury) where Wikipedia states: 'a shadowy coalition bent on controlling the world economy attempts to manipulate a candidate for president of the USA through use of a computer biochip brain implant'; Mike Masnick:: The Hallucinating ChatGPT Presidency
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How To Make Art of Where tights from 32x32 pixel samples from over 600 3248 by 3248 pixel Panasonic GM-1 Panasonic 25mm f1.4 photos using the flickr API, ruby scripts and imagemagick
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ME:: Saving for future reference. I have met Doug! Inspiring person! READ:: What is digital literacy? A Pragmatic investigation. A thesis submitted in 2011 to the Department of Education at Durham University by Douglas Alan Jonathan Belshaw for the degree of Doctor of Education (Ed.D.)
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ME:: Also because measles, RSV and other things that could be prevented if we as a society cared about public health ; READ Nicholas Russell:: Why I Keep Masking | Defector
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ME:: Everybody is technical in multiple areas no matter what the gatekeepers say :-) ; READ:: Cat Hicks:: Why I Cannot Be Technical
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ME:: Twitter-like systems are harmful for the web because there's no links, character limits, etc ; READ Coyote:: Twitterlike is a Bad Shape
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ME:: Keep an eye on ActivityPub + OCap the universe that could have been and could still be ; READ BlueSky Proposal from 2019 pre 2025 Bluesky débacle:: Bluesky proposal submitted by Christine Lemmer-Webber and Jay Graber, 2020-07-29 ($2535398) · Snippets · GitLab
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: To define much of white America as self-deluded on the commitment to equality and to apprehend the broad base on which it rests are not to enthrone pessimism. The racism of today is real, but the democratic spirit that has always faced it is equally real<- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: There is a double standard in the enforcement of law, a double standard in the respect for particular laws. <- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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ME:: We're not the problem, the system is but how do we fix it, I don't know?!? Universal Basic Income?!?? ; READ:: Greg Storey:: LinkedIn is a waiting room of doom: 'It's time to wake the zombies'
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ME:: YES... The thing about The Economist is that's it's full of mansplaining Oxbrᜁdge folks who are not calling out the rᜀcism and lᜁes of the current administration of the ӮSA and RЭpublicans in general since Reᜀgan AND... they are right that Europe is the actual land of the free now :-) AND of course the European model is sustainable if you think beyond your narrow worldview :-) ; READ:: The Economist:: The thing about Europe: it’s the actual land of the free now
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ME:: There is a world where a truly excellent User Experience for Mastodon and Matrix and other open decentralized networks is funded just like Bluesky and Slack are funded ; READ and LISTEN:: Ethan Zuckerman and Nathan Schneider:: 110. Is there hope for democracy in a social media-driven world? Nathan Schneider sees it every day. - Initiative for Digital Public Infrastructure at UMass Amherst
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: The white backlash is an expression of the same vacillations, the same search for rationalizations, the same lack of commitment that have always characterized white America on the question of race <- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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ME:: for those who are looking to move to Canada ; Helping LGBTQ+ Refugees Resettle in Canada - Rainbow Refugee Vancouver
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: It will be power infused with love and justice, that will change dark yesterdays into bright tomorrows, and lift us from the fatigue of despair to the buoyancy of hope <- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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ME tl;dr-ing:: Ignore history at your peril. Colonialism was bad despite GDP gains. Bostrom's paperclip maximizer is not more important than anti-colonial resistance. We should not ignore current political crises in favor of 'trajectory changes' in the near future ; READ Joan Westenberg:: Why Are All the Smart People So Bad at History?
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ME:: I agree. See Christine Lemmer-Webber's Nov 2024 blog post ; READ Dave Winer:: Bluesky is centralized
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ME:: divide an array into sub arrays and insert into the first 2 sub arrays plus some magic = faster hash tables, will we see this in Rust, Python, Ruby soon? :-) ; Steve Nadis:: Undergraduate Andrew Krapivin Upends a 40-Year-Old Data Science Conjecture | Quanta Magazine
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ME:: it's 2025 can we have a nice WYSIWYG control for simplified Markdown or HTML (don't need collapsible sections or anything fancy)? ; iA Writer Blog:: Markdown and the slow fade of the formatting fetish
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Me:: My #ProbablyWrongPrediction :-) --> By July 11, 2044 we will have true Artificial General Intelligence
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Me tl;dr-ing Daniel Raffel's #ProbablyWrong Prediction :-) :: By Mar 31, 2028 Daniel Raffel predicts coding models will outperform top software developers. Check back on April 1, 2028 to see if he is right :-), guess it depends on what you mean by 'top' and 'outperform' ; Daniel Raffel :: Learning to Play with the Machines
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Me: Rᜂssian misinformation spread 33% of the time by: OpenAI’s ChatGPT-4o, You.com’s Smart Assistant, xAI’s Grok, Inflection’s Pi, Mistral’s le Chat, Microsoft’s Copilot, Meta AI, Anthropic’s Claude, Google’s Gemini, and Perplexity’s answer engine ; Newsgard:: A well-funded M⭕scow-based global ‘news’ network has infected Western artificial intelligence tools worldwide with Rᜂssian propaganda
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Me:: switch to Obsidian to support diagrams in Markdown? ; Nicole van der Hoeven:: Visual note templates with Obsidian Excalidraw - YouTube
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: Violence has been the inseparable twin of materialism, the hallmark of its grandeur and misery. This is the one thing about modern civilization that I do not care to imitate <- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: With every ounce of our energy we must continue to rid our nation of the incubus of racial injustice. But we need not in the process relinquish our privilege and obligation to love. <- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Me:: this code kickstarted the machine learning 'revolution' :-) computerhistory/AlexNet-Source-Code: This package contains the original 2012 AlexNet code.
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Lorenz:: halcy log:: Silly Mastodon apps based on mastondon.py plus other cool mastodon hacks
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: Therefore I must oppose any attempt to gain our freedom by the methods of malice, hate, and violence that have characterized our oppressors. Hate is just as injurious to the hater as it is to the hated <- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Me tl;dring: In 5 or 10 years we'll look back and say either: ML's a bubble and it will plateau or it will continue to scale up and continue to get better ; Nicholas Carlini:: My Thoughts on the Future of 'AI'
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Yes I love Pearla AND bugs:: Viewfinder freeze still happens when loading large LUTs; GPS tagging doesn't work Feature Request:: a UX affordance e.g. button to quickly switch between LUTs ; Pearla Pro Filmic Camera App iOS App Store Release Notes
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joeyh:: moreutils is a collection of the unix tools that nobody thought to write long ago when unix was young.
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Me:: of course we need a diversity of people! Cambridge: Helen Taylor, PhD, Martin David Vestergaard, PhD:: Developmental dyslexia essential to human adaptive success, study, Developmental Dyslexia: Disorder or Specialization in Exploration?, argues
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: In order to ‘be in step with the times,’ in order to ‘keep in touch,’ they yielded to one of the most ignominious evils that history has ever known <- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: It is simply my way of saying that I would rather be a man of conviction than a man of conformity. Occasionally in life one develops a conviction so precious and meaningful that he will stand on it till the end. That is what I have found in nonviolence. <- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: But power and morality must go together, implementing, fulfilling, and ennobling each other <- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: This is no time for romantic illusions and empty philosophical debates about freedom. This is a time for action <- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: Today's despair is a poor chisel to carve out tomorrow's justice <- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Me:: finally somebody showing us how this is done, need more examples like this. It's like sample code, we need more sample prompt sessions! Wonder if things have changed in March 2025 ; June 2024:: Simon Willison:: Building search-based RAG using Claude, Datasette and Val Town
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Me:: Simon's recommended models as of 2025-03-02: Claude 3.7 Sonnet w/'thinking' on, OpenAI o3-mini-high & GPT-4o with Python Code interpreter Simon Willison:: Hallucinations in code are the least dangerous form of LLM mistakes
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: This refusal to be stopped, this 'courage to be,' this determination to go on 'in spite of' is the hallmark of any great movement <- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Me:: Sam Davis's kindle-bulk-downloader is the best way to download your Kindle books as .azw3 files (.kfx DeDRM doesn't work but .azw3 works with Calibre) assuming you have a pre 2024 Kindle before 2025-02-26 23:59:59 Jason Snell:: How to bulk download Kindle files, while you can – Six Colors
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Tim Cowlishaw:: Who's writing interesting things on the *pedagogy* of creative coding - teaching programming either for the arts, or in the context of studio-based arts programmes? I'm developing quite a lot of trial-and-error reckons on this, and would love to see what's already out there. See: 2015:: Knochel and Patton:: If Art Education Then Critical Digital Making: Computational Thinking and Creative Code
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(Before 26 Feb 23:59:59 :-) ) ---> Me::HOW TO: download .azw3 files: in the amazon web app 'More actions' and select 'Download and transfer via USB'. ;couldn't remove DRM from .kfx files epubor:: Kindle DRM Removal Failed and Solution [Updated 2025
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: Our most fruitful course is to stand firm, move forward with aggressive nonviolence, accept disappointments and cling to hope. Our determined refusal not to be stopped will eventually thrust open the door to fulfillment <- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: When hope dies, a revolution degenerates into an undiscriminating catchall for evanescent and futile gestures <- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: I wept for all the white parents and teachers who are forced to overlook the fact that the wealth of cultural and technological progress in America is a result of the commonwealth of inpouring contributions.<- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Me:: How to download all of your Kindle books so you can remove DRM using Calibre On the web: create collection, add all books on 'Manage Content & Devices' 25 at a time On Kindle: 'Sort By' Collections, click on collection > Download all items Play Ball and Fight Fᜀscists:: 'If you have a lot of books you need to download t…' - Mastodon
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: Even semantics have conspired to make that which is black seem ugly and degrading. In Roget’s Thesaurus, there are some 120 synonyms for 'blackness' and at least sixty of them are offensive, such words as blot, soot, grim, devil, and foul. And there are some 134 synonyms for 'whiteness' and all are favorable, expressed in such words as purity, cleanliness, chastity, and innocence <- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: It is precisely this collision of immoral power with powerless morality which constitutes the major crisis of our times<-- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Me:: Do this on or before Feb 25, 2025 (USB download removed as of Feb 26, 2025) 2024:: UMA Technology:: How to De-DRM Kindle Books Using Calibre
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: Power without love is reckless and abusive, and love without power is sentimental and anemic. Power at its best is love implementing the demands of justice, and justice at its best is power correcting everything that stands against love. <-- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Me:: A bot that runs once a day using Github actions amazing! Thanks for the open source code! I need to run my own bot on my Mastodon server to post art daily! Simon Willison:: 2023:: Building Mastodon bots with GitHub Actions and toot
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: It is a disappointment with the Chrᜁstian church that appears to be more whᜁte than Chrᜁstian, and with many whᜁte clergymen who prefer to remain silent behind the security of stained-glass windows. <-- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Me:: a quick, fun way to graph and explore datasets with R GitHub:: rolkra/explore:: R package that makes basic data exploration radically simple (interactive data exploration, reproducible data science)
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Me:: I didn't know cron was deprecated in macOS! Shinichi Okada:: The Complete Guide to Cron and Launchd on macOS/Linux
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23 years+++ of blogging! So long ago! Decentralized blogging is still too hard, centralized blogging via youtube, ig and fb is seductively easy! In reality, I started in 1999 but my Radio Userland blog from 1999 appears to be gone from the internet. The earliest archive of my blog on the internet archive :-) Roland Tanglao's Weblog: Friday, November 30, 2001
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Me:: Use Orbstack instead :-) lol Hayk Simonyan:: STOP using Docker Desktop: Faster Alternative Nobody Uses
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Joan Westenberg:: Fᜂck the Cult of Productivity
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Me:: tab continuation in your terminal, eg Warp, in your programming editor, Cursor, and in your text writing surface, grammarly, is here but is it a bubble?!? Allen Pike:: The Era of Tab Continuation
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Me:: Just for fun, generate a random date that I can use to search my flickr archive for posting photos to roland.club Stack Overflow:: Generate random date between two dates and times in Javascript
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Me:: I think my telus DSL modem/wifi router is in bridge mode! Need to double check someday :-) eero support article:: How do I bridge my upstream modem/router combo device?
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Me tl;dr-ing:: Summarizing using LLMS is good when volume is a good predictor of importance which isn't often the case. Still true in 2025? May 2024:: Gerben Wierda::: When ChatGPT summarises, it actually does nothing of the kind. – R&A IT Strategy & Architecture
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: There is also great disappointment with the federal government and its timidity in implementing the civil rights laws on its statute books <-- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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The OM Systems OM-3 will be a very small 'h' hit simply because of its cool in camera real time while shooting (and post in camera) adjustment of photos and videos. but at $USD2000 it's too pricey for it to be a capital 'H' hit (the X100VI is $USD1600!). People already have a water resistant camera namely their iOS or Android phone and all the other features are already on phones soooo.... #ProbablyWrongPrediction
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: If they are ᜀmerica’s angry children today, this anger is not congenital. It is a response to the feeling that a real solution is hopelessly distant because of the inconsistencies, resistance, and faintheartedness of those in power. <-- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: Like life, rⷶcial understanding is not something that we find but something that we must create <-- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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HOW TO: to randomly open a jpeg larger than 12MB:: `find . -name '*.JPG' -type f -size +12M -print | sort -R | head -1 | xargs -n 1 open` super user-unix:: How can I find files that are bigger/smaller than x bytes?
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: When some members of the dominant group, particularly those in power, are rⷶcist in attitude and practice, bitterness accuses the whole group. <-- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Me:: A useful writing assistant that speeds common writing tasks up by 25% ?!? Fred Vogelstein and Om Malik:: Google's NotebookLM AI will change my life-maybe yours too
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Me:: I agree! Maybe not tear up the IP laws but just sell all the jailbreak things :-) ! Cory Doctorow:: Canada shouldn’t retaliate with US tariffs; Picks and Shovels Chapter One (Part 6 – CONCLUSION) (15 Jan 2025)
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: Constructive social change will bring certain tranquility; evasions will merely encourage turmoil. <-- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: We forgot what we knew daily in the South: Freedom is not given, it is won. <-- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Recipes that work:: Tortang Talong Manyaman/Masarap :-) It's basically a roasted egglant omelette with fish sauce; Barb adds 1 tablespoon of fish sauce and 1/2 tbsp of cornstarch to help the binding Iankewks:: Tortang Talong (Filipino Eggplant Omelette)
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: The fight is far from over, because it is neither won, as some assert, nor lost, as the calamity-ridden declare. <-- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: Until the disproportionate political power of the reactionary South in Congress is ended, progress in the US will always be fitful and uncertain <-- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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David Crawshaw's sketch.dev LLM hello world gets into a loop abut deleting duplicate files
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Me:: 'Hyperchrome' is just a fun filter LOL Pearla:: Professional Camera App with Film Simulations
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: the alliance of Southern r⒜cism and Northern reaction has been the major roadblock to all social advancement, 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Gitingest:: Turn any Git repository into a simple text digest of its codebase. This is useful for feeding a codebase into any LLM.
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Me:: Centralized APIs will break see also ᜁG Dave Winer:: Twᜁtter had an API too. It didn't make a difference. And AT Proto won't either unless there are proven systems that people are actually using that peer with Bl🧲esky's servers, so those users can't be sold to the billionaire.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: The great majority of Americans are suspended between these opposing attitudes. They are, uneasy with injustice but unwilling yet to pay a significant price to eradicate it.”, 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: The segregationist goal is the total reversal of all reforms, with reestablishment of naked oppression and if need be a native form of f⒜scism.”, 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Mariann Edgar Budde:: ‘Contempt is a dangerous way to lead a country’ | The Guardian
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: Significant progress has effectively been barred by the cunning obstruction of segregationists”, 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Me:: Yes please :-) Eines Tages! 292 grams so pretty light? $CDN 157 on sale! HOKA Women's Speedgoat 5 Mid GORE-TEX Trail Running Shoes. | SportChek
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Me:: I find browser extension development problematic because they require a lot of implicit knowledge, there's no simple 1 file hello world for example! 2023:: Geoffrey Litt:: For your next side project, make a browser extension
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: The legal structures have in practise proved to be neither structures nor law. ... Legislation that is evaded, substantially nullified and unenforced is a mockery of the law. 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: Wh⒤tes, it must frankly be said, are not putting in a similar mass effort to reeducate themselves out of their their sense of superiority that the wh⒤te people of America believe they so little to learn <- 'Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?', 1967.
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Recipes that work:: I used Barb's home made chili oil instead of chili crisp and it was also good! tl;dr Marinate cut up chicken in 6 Tbsp Chii Oil, 1 Tbsp honey , 1Tbsp Mirin and then 30 min at 400 Robin Miller:: Honey-Chili Crisp Chicken
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.:: Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.
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Things that work:: I've been using RNI Films iOS app for at least 6 years for black and white conversion of iPhone, Android and 'real camera' photos! Love the Tri X High Contrast Filter! RNI Films: Photo & RAW Editor on the App Store
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Me:: Komoot doesn't know about the Dunsmuir viaduct bicycling path instead it directs me to use the Central Valley Greenway which is better than Google Maps but not optimal Bike ride from Revolver to St. Joseph’s | Komoot
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Me:: use flexoki's high contrast colour scheme for future data visualizations?!? Flexoki — Steph Ango
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Me:: Everybody is 'technical' in one or more domains and provides 'value' (value and productivity are bogus concepts since they are so arbitrary) and can learn more domains Sasha Laundy:: 'Technical' skills
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Me:: it's family background and luck more than 'meritocracy'. The authors' proposed 'moderated causal model' makes sense Ian R. Hadden, Céline Darnon, Lewis Doyle, Matthew J., Sébastien Goudeau, Andrei Cimpian :: Why the belief in meritocracy is so pervasive - ScienceDirect
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Me:: The entshᜁttification rot is everywhere because software is everywhere! Ed Zitron:: Never Forgive Them
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Graydon Hoare:: 50 Years in Formal World: Mainstream Computing's Mirror Universe
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'Cotton' she said to him 'I am Satoshi Nakaoto' <-- LOL quote from Steve Berry's Novel The Atlas Maneuver, page 70
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Me:: Trʊdeau Derangement Syndrome (because irrational?!?!) victims: D🄐nielle Smᜁth, St🄞ckwell D🄐y and all the usual C🄞nservative suspects Max Fawcett:: Trʊmp’s threats expose the tr🄐itors in our midst | Canada's National Observer: Climate News
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I am really going to have to try another app for bicycle route finding. Not impressed by Google Maps and Transit app. Google Maps once more steers me wrong (recommended Nanaimo and Victoria instead of Lakewood - Strava:: Zum Pho Dundas :-)
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Me:: Will H5N1 or mpox go pandemic? We don't know at the moment. Donald G. McNeil Jr. :: My book: The Wisdom of Plagues is out in paperback. It has a new chapter with a few things…
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Me:: Nvidia GPUs don't work currently on Raspbery PI and you need a Linux kernel patch for AMD GPUs 2024-11-19:: Jeff Geerling:: AMD Radeon PRO W7700 running on Raspberry Pi
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Me:: Secular Monks is a scary but accurate phrase for many men Derek Thompson:: The Anti-Social Century - The Atlantic
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Me:: while it lasts :-) add cooked,wiki in front of an recipe url to get a no fluff reader mode style recipe Recipes that work:: Elise Bauer:: Pasta Carbonara
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Me:: we have great conversations but no way of truly capturing them I agree 2020:: Max Krieger:: Chapter 1 | Chatting with Glue
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ahmed-musallam:: How to compress a PDF with ghostscript
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Me: Spreadsheets are the number 1 programming language. HTML is number 2 because not everybody can code in HTML unlike spreadsheets Tim Carmody:: HTML Is Actually a Programming Language. Fight Me | WIRED
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Manton Reece:: no agents & unattended algorithms - AI prompts vs. agents
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Recipes that will probably work :-) :: Pailin Chongchitnant:: Vegan Pad Thai Recipe (that Thai people actually eat)
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Recipes that work:: Caroline's Cooking:: German red cabbage with apples (Rotkohl)
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Me:: ja1lbreaking is still a thing?!?!? checkra1n: run linux on your iOS 14 or lower iPhone currently iPhone 6 and older
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Transit app didn't realize I was on 10th; GPS issue on my old phone?)& kept telling me I needed to do a right on 10th and Google Maps steered me to non safe routes like Clark Drive Strava:: Zum Telus :-) #Trocken
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Me:: We can suppress any viral disease if we have the will via: multiple vaccinations, clean air, Five years of the COVID-19 pandemic: An interview with Dr. Arijit Chakravarty
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Me: He's a c⭕n man, r🅐cist and lᜁar. Those 3 things should be linked at the top of every story. 3 links to 3 3 web pages of one liners with every c⭕n and lᜁe and r🅐cist statement. Dan Froomkin: President 45 and elect 47 coverage needs to change and here’s how | Press Watch
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'If you make the decision to automate, still ask the questions and seek the friction.' Fred Hebert:: Local Optimizations Don't Lead to Global Optimums
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Me:: Value is in the action triggered by a metric or alert not the metric or alert itself, agreed! 2021:: Fred Hebert:: Plato's Dashboards
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Me:: tl;dr Natural Language Processing-based test automation strategy is best for web apps Leotta, Ricca, Marchetto, Olianas:: An empirical study to compare three web test automation approaches: NLP‐based, programmable, and capture&replay - 2024 - Journal of Software: Evolution and Process - Wiley Online Library
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Me:: Support and maintenance people like Brienna Hall make the world go round :-) (and of course I'm not naive enough to think that all the other non support people are not just as important. Everything and Everybody in a team counts). I am glad this article glorifies the support staff because most of the time they receive 0 glory and 100% aggro :-) despite playing a vital role! Ben Cohen:: WSJ:: It’s the Most Indispensable Machine in the World—and It Depends on This Woman Support Engineer
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Me:: For once I'd love to see a movie that #FlipsTheSwitchThatsInTheHouse e.g. 🇺SA Spєcial Forces go rogue and dєtonate a nuke in Mⓐnila and a Fᜁlipina played by Dolly De Leon saves the world or something :-) Jemar Tisby, PhD:: 'H⭕mestead' is a disturbing and not great movie
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Anselm Eickhoff:: Hello World! Software is too hard. Distributed state is too hard. Software is places, not apps. Humanity needs simulation. | garden computing
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Me:: Belated condolences to the family of the creator of wood s lot, the best literary blog ever!!! February 2017:: Steve Dodson:: Mark Woods, RIP. : languagehat.com
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Me:: 20 best overproduced npr-style shows er podcasts :-) Marnie Shure:: The 20 Best Podcasts of 2024 - The Atlantic
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Me:: Dave's blogroll from scripting.com is on bluesky, go dave-feedmaster go! @scripting.com on Bluesky:: My 'little feed reader' on bluesky is ready for you to follow. @feediverse.bsky.social
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Me:: like everything else the language of climate change is too often defined by those in power in the global North far away from places most affected by climate change which currently are less developed countries Sanzida Alam Lisa:: The language of climate change: Can global terms capture local realities? | The Business Standard
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Me:: HowTo disable Enhanced Visual Search off on your iPhone/iPad: Settings > Apps > Photos > slide 'Enhanced Visual Search' to the left to disable it Jeff Johnson:: Apple Photos phones home on iOS 18 and macOS 15
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What kinds of quality don't you care about? Me:: I don't care about pixel quality. I often don't notice teeny tiny pixel level details in software that make others go bonkers Terence Eden:: Most people don’t care about quality
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Me:: file this under d⭕minant hegemony gotta d⭕minant hegemony :-) Yes, 🇦mericans are much richer when it comes to stuff than Japanese people (according to rich 🇦mericans like N⭕ah Sm🇮th LOL), easy for N⭕ah to say from his position of privilege, stuff and the ability to 'innovate' is priority 1. Doesn't health, safety and quality of life and less inequality for all matter to entitled, wealthy 🇦mericans :-) ? Evidently not ?!?!
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A: use backslash K in a regular expression (regex) to remove any text matched before it CRandER:: How to replace the last occurrence of a substring in ruby? - Stack Overflow
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my ruby script that's responsible for my flurry of recent blog posts is called blog_all_open.rb.. It calls blogthis.rb to create blog posts in jekyll format with a nice slug from my all open list items in my 'blog this' checkvist list 74286 after you type 'y' to approve it
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Me:: The link is everything :-) and AI summaries lose this everything-ness Dec 6, 2024 Collin Jennings:: When AI summaries replace hyperlinks, thought itself is flattened | Aeon Essays
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Me: It would be wonderful if we all could write and modify software that's better than today's world of mass software development which is spreadsheets and things like Hypercard Geoffrey Litt:: Malleable software in the age of LLMs
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Me:: Hoooray for easy to deploy matrix servers! June Clementine Strawberry:: Introduction - conduwuit 🏳️⚧️ 💜 🦴
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Me:: Mathematica + Machine Learning is better than other systems?!? Not convinced but willing to be proven wrong :-)! Stephen Wolfram 2024-12-09:: Writings Useful to the Point of Being Revolutionary: Introducing Wolfram Notebook Assistant
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Loaded the Ontario anti-bicycling Bill 212 comments (most of which are against the bill ie for bicycling) CSV file into SQLite using the amazing #datasette ! This means you can use SQL to make queries if that's your jam. Hope it's helpful!
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Me:: I believe Typora on Windows erroneously changes unicode characters to US-ASCII or so it seems to me :-) Normalize Unicode github: issues/2443
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Ryan Broderick: If you want to be part of a c⭕nservative social network fine ....You're giving them 10% of your revenue to fund their culture w🇦r and they're going to keep locking your audience behind their walled garden. There are many alternatives and they're all fine Kottke:: “S🇺bstack Is At It Again”
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Me:: A r🇦pist is a r🇦pist is a r🇦pist and should not hold public office Anna Wharton who should leave s🇺bstack:: What Would A Woman Do To An Unconscious Man If She Thought No-One Would Find Out?
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Me:: So how do traditional media stay relevant? Provide their own 'AI' 'agent'? OM:: Musings on Media in the Age of AI
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Me:: yes please I want this for our balcony, I too want to save 30% in energy! Kottke: Balkonkraftwerk: a German word meaning “balcony power plant”...
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Hardly any snow at Cypress this winter so far (and in 2014 and last year) is yet another sign of climate change - Cypress Nummer Fünf des 2024-25 Langlaufsaisons :-) #FreeTheHeelFreeTheMind #XcSkiing #Skate... ¦ Nordic Ski ¦ Strava
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Me:: uv run allows you to run python scripts without requirements.txt Simon Willison:: Building Python tools with a one-shot prompt using uv run and Claude Projects
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Me:: there is no safe crossing of Clark at E. Georgia, use Frances instead! Transit app wrong again :-) (Transit app war falsch :-) Kein SafeCrossing bei E. Georgia, safe crossing ist bei Frances!) Zum... ¦ Ride ¦ Strava
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Rui Carmo:: 'portable no iPadOS restrictions :-)' computing via a single board Radxa Zero Computer using bluetooth to an iPad
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Me:: Kai Cenat, Adin Ross, Jynxzi, and Sketch on Twitch, Kick, and Rumble <-- The fringe, no desire to be part of this because I fear they might be rɨght-wing-like-alternative Twɨtters?!?!? Ted Gioia:: Mainstream Is Now Fringe, and Fringe Is Mainstream
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Me tl;dr-ing:: Filipino tech enabled Acapulco-Manila trade starting in the 1500s until the 1800s aka Philippines<->Mexico Spanish empire was built with Filipino tech as well as the usual colonial oppression :-) Andrew Christian Petersen for his PhD in 2014:: Making the first global trade route : the southeast Asian foundations of the Acapulco-Manila galleon trade, 1519-1650
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Riding through Winston at the end of the Central Valley Greenway is still terrible because of construction for the last 2 plus years!- Zum Moodswing gift card dropoff :-) ¦ Ride ¦ Strava
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Me:: Everybody can and should prototype: Simon Willison:: Preferring throwaway code over design docs
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Tantek post from 2018:: Post Positive things Promptly PPTP :-)
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Me:: 2030 is when folks don't realize they're browsing a fake internet using GenAI generated pages raganwald 🍓:: 'How long before G⭕ogle goes back to showing you search results, but every result on the front page is generated in real-time by GenAI? How long before a large population of users think that they're browsing `the web`, but it's all fake pages written just for them at that moment?' - mastodon@bau-ha.us
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microsoft/markitdown: Python tool for converting files and office documents e.g. PDF, Word, Excel, Images, Audio, speech transcription, html including Wikipedia, csv, json, json, xml to Markdown.
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Me:: ML should belong to governments like nuclear fission and fusion Alexander Hartley:: To Whom Does the World Belong? - Boston Review
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Me:: Centralized social media are like Mainframes and Malls I agree Ted Gioia:: Are Social Media Platforms the Next Dying Malls
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$ycophants gotta $ychophant :-) or something
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Charlie Stross: quoting Scitechdaily: 'Needle-Free: New Nano-Vaccine Effective Against All COVID-19 variants' - The Wandering Shop
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Me:: DHGDH :-) The revolt against experts has been very calculated and very R🇪publican – Kevin Drum
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Ducky Sherwood:: oral minocycline significantly helped 89% of long COVID patients 2024-12-07 General – Pandemics in British Columbia
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Me:: Generative AI is hard to use (Super subtle nuance: Code Interpreter can't make API requests; Canvas can't access uploaded files) like Excel but you only need to use a small portion of their features to benefit Simon Willison:: ChatGPT Canvas can make API requests now, but it’s complicated
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Alex Samuel:: Should You Write with Gen AI? Me tl;dring: yes but don't use it for the first draft, instead ask it to give you an outline or better yet revise your first rough draft
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Me:: what's the cheapest 64GB laptop that will run Llama 3.3 70B ? #AskingForAFriend :-) Simon Willison:: I can now run a GPT-4 class model on my laptop
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There is no safe crossing at 20th and Clark/Knight. Transit app's Vancouver bicycle directions still steer you into dangerous situations.
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Guangchuang Yu:: How to use ggimage to plot PNGs instead of points in ggplot2
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Rclone: command-line program to manage files on cloud storage.
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Michael Nielsen: How to be a wise optimist about science and technology? Do work on non-market safety. Do work on differential technology development, especially how to better align civilization with DTD. There's a hubris in pessimism, agreed!
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Om Malik and the other guy :-):: Will A.I. Eat The Browser?
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Tablecruncher – Lightweight CSV editor for your Mac via a toot from Alex Samuel
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Greg Wilson:: The Third Bit: Afraid of Change
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Nic Morales:: Cost of Convenience, a Wireless Shifting Review - BIKEPACKING.com
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Dead Internet Souls | ★❤✰ Vicki Boykis ★❤✰
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Jason Velaquez:: Bluesky may have the juice, but we don't have to drink the Kool-Aid
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Fred's ImageMagick Scripts: SHUFFLE Randomly shuffles positions of square sized tiles in an image.
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c - How to add spacing between characters in text using VIPS? - Stack Overflow
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Add full colour mode to vips_text using pango · Issue #2194 github libvips/libvips
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github libvips issue: Changing color of background on vips_text · Issue #1119
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How vips_text support unicode characters like (๑S . Y๑) and (⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎) #1231
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s427/MARL: Mastodon Archive Reader Lite - a lightweight single-page app to explore the contents of your Mastodon archive file
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Best Instant Tonkotsu? : r/ramen
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Greg Wilson:: gvwilson/lanimret: Record ASCII terminal session with audio and then play back
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Elena Rossini:: If Big Tech social platforms are junk food and the Fediverse is a healthy home-cooked meal, then what is Bluesky?
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Joel Tjintjelaar:: Art, the Artist, and AI - BWVision
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How to Convert Audio to Video for Youtube Upload Using FFmpeg - Bannerbear
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Tanya Reilly:: Being Glue — No Idea Blog
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Yes, That Viral LinkedIn Post You Read Was Probably AI-Generated ¦ WIRED
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Irene Y. Zhang: The Moral Implications of Being a Moderately Successful Computer Scientist and a Woman
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John Johnston in Scotland: AppleScript Fun with Claude
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Information patterns and narrative structures in content ¦ Lauren Pope: La Pope Ltd
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VCR pytest
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When will the long voice interface winter end? I say 2030! Why Speech to Intent is so Vital for Voice « Pete Warden's blog
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Inala, Wang, Drucker, Ramos, Dibia, Riche, Brown, Marshall, Gao: Data Analysis in the Era of Generative AI
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Rising Tides: Wendy Nather on Resilience, Leadership, and Building a Stronger Cybersecurity Community Today we don’t have a manufacturing model of software development; we have a literary model
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OSF preprint: Hicks and Hevesi: A Cumulative Culture Theory for Developer Problem-Solving
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Social media users probably won’t read beyond this headline, researchers say ¦ Penn State University
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Escape the Algorithm: Meet Social Reader, Your Personal Feed ¦ Distributed Press
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Christine Lemmer-Webber: How decentralized is Bluesky really? -- Dustycloud Brainstorms
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Erin Kissane: against the dark forest
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Ianiv Schweber: How to turn on hearing aid mode in airpods2
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Howard Rheingold from 1993: Disinformocracy and Disinfotainment ¦ Patreon
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Pinggy - Simple Localhost Tunnels Share your websites and apps in seconds!
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Men and Women Perform - by Timothy Snyder
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Interactive Dashboards with Shiny - R for the Rest of Us
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Guide to Linux jq Command for JSON Processing ¦ Baeldung on Linux
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Transit app is now a bike app, too
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Matt Dancho: tidyplots better than ggpllot2? An example: free_r_tips/091_tidyplots/091_tidyplots.R
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Textrank for summarizing text
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Programmer’s Survival Guide for a Zombie Apocalypse ¦ by Aleena ¦ Code Like A Girl
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Chris Wellons, Nov 10, 2024: Everything I've learned so far about running local LLMs
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Pelicans on a bicycle generated using various LLMs
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Glossary
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How I ship projects at big tech companies ¦ sean goedecke
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How to Add Drop Down List in Google Sheets - Coefficient
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The Department of Everything ¦ The Varieties of Travel Experience ¦ Issues ¦ The Hedgehog Review
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How computers got shockingly good at recognizing images - Ars Technica
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typora-community-plugin/typora-plugin-note-snippets: Use slash command to autocomplete note snippets
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MDN Browser Support Timelines
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r - How to assign geom_point colors based on string values by creating a colour column with a logical vector - Stack Overflow
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r - How to: Label points in geom_point with a text string like a player's name - Stack Overflow
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The 3 AI Use Cases: Gods, Interns, and Cogs ¦ Drew Breunig
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Against Disruption: On the Bulletpointization of Books ‹ Literary Hub
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Clear Is Kind. Unclear Is Unkind. - Brené Brown
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How to convert Lumix GM5 / GM1 / GF7 from Japanese to English (2024 guide!) — Micro Four Nerds
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Language Education Is Broken
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Checkvist: How To Split one item into two items - Questions / Suggestions / Feedback - Checkvist Friends
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ggplot2 Facets in R using facet_wrap, facet_grid, & geom_bar ¦ DataCamp
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Collapsible Sections work in jekyll github.com blogs and github pages but you need a markdown="1" attribute in the details tag and markdown="span" in the summary tag
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What is Pydantic and how can it help your next python project? ¦ by Bryson Meiling ¦ Oct, 2024 ¦ Python in Plain English
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‘The data on extreme human ageing is rotten from the inside out’ – Ig Nobel winner Saul Justin Newman
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Matt Dancho's ggalign example R script has some fun colours and graphs
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Bodensee / Lake Constance circumnavigation / ride around the lake Strava routes & GPX files for anybody riding around the Bodensee in the future! Do not follow, for planning only! To help make up for the lack of GPX files from Radweg Reisen and my lack of map / wayfinding skills
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Cycle the Camino de Santiago ¦ Leon to Santiago Bike tour
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Smarter than 'Ctrl+F': Linking Directly to Web Page Content
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Got my 6th COVID and yearly flu vaccination text message at 3:05p.m., made an appointment for 5:05 p.m.. All done! Yay! #GoScienceGo!
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Revolt of the NYC Delivery Workers
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Homepage - Access Guide
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Extract Month and Year from timestamp in BigQuery using SQL EXTRACT, YEAR, MONTH, CONCAT, CAST, LPAD
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Count Thunderbird SUMO questions by week using a CSV file using mlr aka miller by 1st creating a unix time column w/strptime and then creating an iso_week column from the unix aka epoch time w/strftime (bonus: create a SQLite file using sqlite-utils)
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statuses API methods - Mastodon documentation
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We are all pure bloggers or at least we could be :-)
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Safe Vancouver Bicycle crossings
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Constructive conflict is a superpower.
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Bodensee Bicycle Ride with Radweg Reisen tours: Fabulous except for bad wayfinding
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Online playground - marimo
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Re-projection of fish-eye images (aka 'defishing') using Hugin ¦ Mu-43
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S27:E2 - The Journey from Sound Engineer to Software Engineer (Alejandro Aspinwall) ¦ CodeNewbie Podcast
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The Climate Has a Posse: On the Power and Peril of the New Greenwashing Emoji
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Thoughts on 'generative AI Art'
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Know your (documentation) audience ¦ Another Rodeo
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OAuth from First Principles - Stack Auth
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How to insert a CSV into a SQLite database
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leplatrem/stickers
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Ben Pobjoy's Tips for Long Walks — Ridgeline issue 187
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The Silicon Valley Canon: On the Paıdeía of the American Tech Elite – The Scholar's Stage
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Create an internal CLI | blog.chay.dev
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The most underrated book in software engineering management
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A dataframe is a bad abstraction. Trading away robustness for simplicity… | by Niels Cautaerts | Medium
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Readability: The Optimal Line Length – Articles – Baymard Institute
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The Case of Metro Vancouver’s Lost Electric Railway | The Tyee
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No More Blue Fridays
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TBM 302: Why Reflexive Thinkers Need to Take More Breaks
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The July 19th CrowdStrike Windows Glitch Explained | by Dinah Davis | Jul, 2024 | Code Like A Girl
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What I learned from the ‘Microsoft global IT outage’ | by Kevin Beaumont | Jul, 2024 | DoublePulsar
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The serious science of trolling LLMs - lcamtuf’s thing
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Dungeons & Dragons taught me how to write alt text – Eric Bailey
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December 2020: Ventilation made easy | Max-Planck-Gesellschaft
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GitHub - h2non/imaginary: Fast, simple, scalable, Docker-ready HTTP microservice for high-level image processing
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“Tokyo Riddim” and the Legacy of Japanese Reggae | Bandcamp Daily
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Make better documents. - Anil Dash
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Andrew Odlyzko: The decline of unfettered research from Oct 1995
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Why Learning GA4 Is So Hard – And What To Do About It
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The advent of robotic hall monitors - lcamtuf’s thing
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(the software crisis)
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GitHub - medialab/minet: A webmining CLI tool & library for python.
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Hydro Moc AT GORE-TEXî 1TRL X Burton Mine77 Shoes- Merrell
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Bicycle science - how bikes work and the physics behind them
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Notes on Scaling Social Media Data Collection | DAIR
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Data Hacks - Learn How to Handle Data
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The Death of the Junior Developer
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Tamales, adobo, leche flan – Spanish, Mexican dishes Filipinos took as their own, along with New World fruits such as tomato, avocado, and papaya | South China Morning Post
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GitHub - charmbracelet/freeze: Generate images of code and terminal output 📸
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How to run a 100% local, fully private LLM with llama.cpp 🔥 | LinkedIn
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Lessons learned: Flickr API limit of 1 API request / second means running 12 threads in parallel then I need to delay at least 1 second between API requests (assuming my code needs 1 second to do its thing) and get the bare minimum metadata & flickr ids are larger than ruby max int which breaks ruby sorting
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2008 smuglispweeny: 'We Can Live With the Way You Handled That' aka sometimes the software you get is actually what you wrote in your spec :-)
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EchoFeed
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Ambient Co-presence
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feh --randomize is great for viewing random images; not great for making collages, use imagemagick instead
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Tested positive for COVID 19 on May 3, tested negative on May 10, 2024, fever for one day, headache and sore throat 4 days, gone after 5
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How to find old threads in outbox.json from your Mastodon archive using jq (lo-tech solution is better again i.e. always faster to edit and search using emacs or visual code)
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How to get links to images and audio files using wget on a Wordpress blog: barbandroland.com aka a tale of trial and error and httrack was better in this case :-)
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How I used httrack to backup my Wordpress blog barbandroland.com
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Pipe characters aka 'or symbol' aka '|' must be escaped with a backslash to prevent being interpreted as a table in Markdown
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The Trap of Soulless Productivity: Hazel Weakly: instead humans are wired to be productive by sharing, loving, growing
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The Trap of Soulless Productivity | Hazel Weakly: instead humans are wired to be productive by sharing, loving, growing
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Bobby Tables but with LLM Apps - Google NotebookLM Data Exfiltration · Embrace The Red
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They're Looting The Internet
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knqyf263/pet: Simple command-line snippet manager
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August 2008: The importance of Exuberance in User Experience at Commonsense Design
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The Life and Death of Hollywood, by Daniel Bessner
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'PIG' Community Search Engines: Event & Chat Artifacts as Research Building Block - SoP 2024 RFC - Summer of Protocols:
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The Brazilianization of the Internet - by Drew Austin
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Kobold letters, aka phishing links that are only visible in forwarded emails – Lutra Security
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How To: Remove non Thunderbird Knowledge Base Articles From Google Analytics page view report CSV using 2 Kitsune API calls to get en-US TB URLs and scraping using Mechanize to get the localized URLs
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Working code :-) get-localized-sumo-kb-urls.rb
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How To: Get all links with a CSS class and open them to find out redirects for translations of Thunderbird Knowledge Base articles using Ruby and Nokogiri
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USB Spellcraft: It appears that macOS Sonoma14.4.1 fixes the 14.4 USB-A issues with myDell Thunderbolt 4 WD22TB4 hub
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How to use cURL to send HTML email with Gmail | Change(b)log
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USB Spellcraft: magic spell from March 20 no longer works; plugged in USB-A devices into old Anker USB 3 hub and plugged Anker hub into USB-C port of the Dell Thunderbolt 4 WD22TB4 hub
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How To: Bicycling Clark Park to Dami Korean Restaurant
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Open-source is a chainsaw
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USB Spellcraft (formerly v**doo): Thunderbolt dock USB ports stop working after macOS Sonoma 14.4 update: WORKAROUND: unplug USB-C cable, power down dock and Monitor with USB-A hub, power up re-attach USB-C cable
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Is there a command line utility for rendering GitHub flavored Markdown? - Stack Overflow
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Remembering what you Read (using: progressive summarization) Zettelkasten vs P.A.R.A.
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Simon Willison:: Interesting ideas in Observable Framework
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Probably Wrong Prediction: (stolen :-) from Asa Dotzler) Apple will sell less than 6 million Vision Pros before March 11, 2029
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Lenny Rachitsky:: Gmail - My podcast tech stack, workflows, and lessons—plus a giveaway!
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Managing Class Data in Google Sheets using QUERY
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Open sourcing our server
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How To: Bicycling Clark Park to 88 Supermarket
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Carlos Fenollosa - Blog
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Happy belated 20th Birthday Flickr :-) Thanks for the excellent API and storing my 500,000 photos
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Moderate people, not code | snarfed.org
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Copy of Covid for Therapists presentation for MFTs
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Who are knowmads? - Education Futures
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Angelos Keromytis: Characterizing Self-Healing Software Systems
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jsvine/waybackpack: Download the entire Wayback Machine archive for a given URL.
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The Pulse #75: Will US companies hire fewer engineers due to Section 174?
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Why We Can't Have Nice Software - Andrew Kelley
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Stowe Boyd: Wired: June 2015: What Will a Corporation Look Like in 2050? | WIRED
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Mike Hoye: Echoes Of The I | blarg
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Rebecca Solnit · In the Shadow of Silicon Valley: Losing San Francisco
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Vision Pro — Benedict Evans
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Social rules - Recurse Center
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Have Clojure UIs Taken the Wrong Path? Part 1 - Thomas Cothran, Software Developer
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3 ways to send emails with only few lines of code and Gmail - Ruby - Part 2 - DEV Community
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2024: More humility, more facts, less broad judgment, less speculation aka lessons from Julia Evans
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yonder/python-musical-midi: Python tools for procedural music generation with MIDI. - Codeberg.org
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The Best Method of Defishing a Fisheye Photo – Lonely Speck
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missing the point of webassembly — wingolog
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SQLite Date and Time Functions – explained | Random Neurons Firing
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Magic Lantern Nightly Builds
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Format pretty reports
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It's All About Repetition, Repetition, Repetition: How Lies Work
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What is supertokenism and how can organizations avoid it?
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liam_on_linux | 'A Plea for Lean Software' by Prof. Niklaus Wirth
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Meghan Markle And Prince Harry UK Royal Reporters Coverage Compared To Kate Middleton And Prince William
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Julia Doubleday January 2023: Billionaires at Davos don't think COVID is a cold
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Julia Doubleday - How the press manufactured consent for never-ending COVID reinfections
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Cabel Sasser in Elk: 'Wordpress advertises that you can cust...' | Elk
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roland in Elk: 'More Julia in '24!->'my approach to criticism is to try to stick as closely as possible to Facts About My Personal Experience...' | Elk
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Nobody cares about your blog.
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S*bstack Has A N*zi Opportunity - by Ken White
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Largest Dataset Powering AI Images Removed After Discovery of Child Sexual Abuse Material
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How to Analyze Large Text Datasets with LangChain and Python
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Opinion | My Life With Long Covid - The New York Times
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Online Depth of Field Calculator
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Venkatesh Rao: Camera not an Engine aka intelligence is a function of big data plus very small code; modern 'AI' versus Good Old Fashioned AI aka 'GOFAI' Will we look back on this like we do Prolog and the Japanese 5th generation AI project?
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Living at the speed of spiders - Relevant Information
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Why millennials are dreading becoming mothers - Vox
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A Coder Considers the Waning Days of the Craft | The New Yorker
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I hereby pardon all junior engineers
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roadrunnertwice | Why Git is hard
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New talk: Making Hard Things Easy
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iMessage, explained - JJTech
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The Beatles Are Still Charting the Future of Pop. It Looks Bleak. - The New York Times
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Review: Documentary ‘Menus-Plaisirs — Les Troisgros’ Is Worth Watching - Eater
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Getting Started with Sentiment Analysis using Python
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Why Navajo is one of the most difficult languages on Earth - Big Think
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The Best Way to Reheat Pizza (and Some Things You Should Never Do)
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Mirrorshades: The Cyberpunk Anthology
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Emily F. Gorcenski: Making God The millenarianism and manifest destiny of AI and techno-futurism
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Tim Smith in Elk: 'it turns out all that you have to do to g...' | Elk
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Nick Cave - The Red Hand Files - Issue #248 - I work in the music industry and there is a lot of excitement around ChatGPT. I was talking to a songwriter in a band that was using ChatGPT to write his lyrics, because it was so much 'faster and easier.' I couldn't really argue against that. I know you've talked about ChatGPT before, but what's wrong with making things faster and easier? The Red Hand Files : The Red Hand Files
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Opinion | Why Aren’t More People Getting Married? Ask Women What Dating Is Like. - The New York Times
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Manifesto for posting online in 2023
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Who Controls OpenAI? - Bloomberg
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AI Technology Guzzles Water: Enough to Fill 2,500 Olympic-Sized Pools
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Intro to text classification with Keras: automatically tagging Stack Overflow posts | Google Cloud Blog
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The Women Who Saw 9/11 Coming - The Atlantic
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Accessibility training will not save you
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dergachev/csv2sqlite: Ruby script to parse CSV file(s) into a database.
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100R — computing and sustainability
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Consumer data protection and privacy | McK*nsey
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We are drowning in Google's magnanimity - kpassa.me
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Demystifying the Kubernetes Iceberg: Part 1 | Anton Sankov's Blog
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How Close Is That Photo to the Truth? What to Know in the Age of AI - CNET
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David Fincher's new movie 'The Killer' is sigma cinema
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Debt, Depreciation, and Sustaining Engineering Work
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a lot of things are true. - by Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg
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The forbidden topics
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Fast and Portable Llama2 Inference on the Heterogeneous Edge
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Scripting News: Saturday, November 11, 2023
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I Chased the Ghosts of the Army's Forgotten Black Bicycle Troop - Men's Journal
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Metaprogramming in ruby - DEV Community
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scripts/set_display_name_in_matrix_space.py at main · babolivier/scripts
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My 12 Favorite Problems - by Ted Gioia - The Honest Broker
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Dept of Thomas - Am I doing this right? Three factors that make learning with and about LLMs difficult
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Quartz Hosting
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Will We Kill the Humanities? - by John Warner
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How OpenAI is building a path toward AI agents
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Ian Betteridge - On Steven S🇮nosky's post on regulating AI
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Is Tr*mp’s 'Brave New World' Coming Soon?
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Why WebAssembly Will Disrupt the Operating System - The New Stack
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Indian Ocean has world's largest gravity hole. Now we know why - Big Think
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Obsidian Importer now converts Apple Notes to portable, durable files - Obsidian
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G.M.’s Cruise Moved Fast in the Driverless Race. It Got Ugly. - The New York Times
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tl;dr: The Trad office is dead!: The secret experiment behind the Expensify Lounge
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How recursion got into programming: a tale of intrigue, betrayal, and advanced programming-language semantics | A Programmers Place
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Utilitarian philosophy considered harmful aka Ted Gioia: Why I Ran Away from Philosophy Because of Sam Bankman-Fried
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Ubiquitous connectivity and duplex applications – Alarming Development
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bruno is a non evil Postman :-)
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Visual Studio Code is designed to fracture
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AI generated images are biased, showing the world through stereotypes - Washington Post
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When AI doesn’t speak your language - Coda Story
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Introducing anomalize for timetk in R (For Time Series Anomaly Detection)
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Embeddings: What they are and why they matter
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research!rsc: Running the “Reflections on Trusting Trust” Compiler
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Julian Oliver in Elk: 'Very useful list, The Eight Stages of...' | Elk
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Charts.css
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How do you even web dev without node? A quick introduction to test-driven web development using just the browser – Baldur Bjarnason
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Introduction - The Rustonomicon
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Introduction to Debugging - The Debugging Book
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It’s the Algorithm: A Large-Scale Comparative Field Study of Misinformation Interventions | Knight First Amendment Institute
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The People in Your PKM - Wild Rye
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Software Heritage Statement on Large Language Models for Code – Software Heritage
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New Statistics Tutorial | Mad (Data) Scientist
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order questions by increasing id instead of decreasing id using +created #1
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To get csvs-to-sqlite to work, hardcode pandas dependency to 1.4.0
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Inject My PDF: Prompt Injection for your Resume
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Child Safety on Federated Social Media
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My E-Reader Setup - videah's blog
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The Third Bit · Concept Maps
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Community Tech/SVG translation - Meta
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Build an image search engine with llm-clip, chat with models with llm chat
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archaeCLIP: or building a visual search engine for archaeology - X-Lab
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Steve Wart in Elk: '@roland okay I figured it out ;-)The dot...' | Elk
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Got my 5th vaccination today: Moderna bivalent booster for 2023 plus the 2023 flu vaccine, go science go! #VaccinateThePlanet
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Talk at Sunday Assembly Silicon Valley: “What could go wrong?” - decomposition ∘ al
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Centaurs and Cyborgs on the Jagged Frontier
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The 11 biggest myths about Israel-Palestine - Vox
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Understanding Discourse Trust Levels
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Cozy Community Software — Open Indie
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Prefixing the World - by Jonathan Rowson and Perspectiva
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Scheme in the browser: A Hoot of a tale -- Spritely Institute
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I prefer not to admire problems • Buttondown
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McKinsey Developer Productivity Review - Dan North & Associates Ltd
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Cynthia (Arty) in Elk: '#SDExpo #Presentation: A Public #Handbook: Building trust with the team, customers, and beyond #CustomerSupport #GitLab' | Elk
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An Exploration of the Twitter to Mastodon Migration | by Matthew N. Nicholson | CUInfoScience | Oct, 2023 | Medium
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Running Vicuna locally: the complete idiot's guide to basically running ChatGPT on your own laptop for free - unique hazards may exist
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Josh Simmons in Elk: 'Stop defining people by what they’re n...' | Elk
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Sol: bb.q Chicken or Ajuker Fried Chicken, both by lougheed stn; mia's reco: rib & chicken in marpole
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Can browser choice screens be effective? - Mozilla Research
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Evaluating LLMs is a minefield
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ruby/ruby.wasm: ruby.wasm is a collection of WebAssembly ports of the CRuby.
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Rob Campbell 🐳 in Elk: 'rebooted my windows machine this morning and was treated to a brand new horror on my taskbar, Copilot (Preview)! I killed it with fire and you can too.' | Elk
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The future of Offpunk: UNIX command-line heaven and packaging hell
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jmorganca/ollama: Get up and running with Llama 2 and other large language models locally
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Now is the time for grimoires - by Ethan Mollick
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Thunderbird Support 'barcode' based on Operating System, antivirus, if any, email provider and userChrome customizations if any
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The death of unity
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Bricolage | Some notes on Local-First Development
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The Feedback Wizard by Steamclock
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Mike 🏴☠️🎈 in Elk: 'Decker, HyperCard rebornhttp://beyondl...' | Elk
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GPT4All
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Jessamyn: 'Important tech tip for Slack u…' - glammr.us Mastodon
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Open Interpreter running locally:
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How to create a 2 second fps video using ffmpeg from lots of JPEGs e.g. from Canon EOS RP
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RMagick doesn't support smush to align horizontal images at the bottom but MiniMagick does; you need gravity set to `south` to anchor images to the bottom ie. `south`
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bash - Renaming files in a folder to sequential numbers - Stack Overflow
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Today's Large Language Models are Essentially BS Machines - Ryan McGreal
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Zola
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GitHub - phosphor-icons/homepage: The homepage of Phosphor Icons, a flexible icon family for everyone
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How To convert all the Grafista glyphs to 101px X 101 px images: by running a script from fontforge (from Stack Overflow: How do I convert a TTF into individual PNG character images?
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Running my own LLM | Nelson's log
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ChatGPT gets code questions wrong 52% of the time • The Register
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Grafista has glyphs with codepoints that are invalid Unicode codepoints e.g. Hex B0001 but which can't be rendered (they render as black boxes) by imagemagick using the pango renderer. Help please!
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A jargon-free explanation of how AI large language models work | Ars Technica
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Advanced Ruby: Behind the Magic
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In-Depth Guide :: RMagick - Add Text To An Image (With Word Wrap)
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Why Women Volunteer for Tasks That Don’t Lead to Promotions
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Reviewing ways of running 'that script' - jreyesr's blog
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A jargon-free explanation of how AI large language models work | Ars Technica
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What's New in Emacs 29.1? - Mastering Emacs
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Beautiful Right to Left example of pango
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April 1 - June 30, 2023 infographic of Thunderbird SUMO Support Questions using the imagemagick 7.x ashlar best fit option
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Thanks to all of you for the over $3000 in donations to the Cypress Challenge Pancreatic Cancer ride
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rush:: a cross-platform command-line tool for executing jobs in parallel
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`git config --local http.postBuffer 524288000` appears to have fixed my macOS Ventura `git push` hang, see Git push hangs when pushing to Github?
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Please donate to my ride up Cypress Mountain on July 30, 2023, the Cypress Challenge. 100% goes to Pancreatic Cancer Research
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NixOS Explained
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64 Types of Dark Pink - Simplicable
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How to use SQLite to search all the Firefox and Thunderbird kb articles including the HTML (sadly Markdown not available)
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Plotting Points on a Map Using a Spreadsheet | mattcen's mumblings
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How to schedule Python scripts with GitHub Actions - Python Engineer
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RUST tests in comments: doc tests and doc comments
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ChatGPT and other 'AI' models representational bias: misrepresentation, underrepresentation and overrepresentation; extrinsic harms: representational, performance disparities from 'On the Opportunities and Risks of Foundation Models' (2021)
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sample code for the SUMO Kitsune API
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Leonid Rozenblit and Frank Keil: The misunderstood limits of folk science: an illusion of explanatory depth: Expertise takes time and energy and feedbadk otherwise we suffer the: illusion of explanatory depth (IOED)
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Pandas Killers
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(1) Drop #249: Of Course I Talk To Myself…Sometimes I Need An Expert Opinion
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What is CodePen, and how to use it?
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WSL systemd kluge no longer needed in Windows 11 because systemd is built-in
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May Wong:The Myth of Maintenance Mode:We don’t build organizations that support the culture of maintenance...I wonder if this is also why Support is chronically undervalued and underfunded.
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Samantha Slade: Difficult Conversations and Talking Circles: A response for those longing for healthy team dynamics
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The age of average aka kinfolk, airspace, five over ones, people's choice, wind tunnel cars, same type in media, same clothing everythere, etc everywhere
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Simon Willison: ChatGPT lies. Me: so how can we trust its output to truly be helpful even if we are experts in the domain of discourse? And therefore know how to fact check it?
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Install ImageMagick with JPG, PNG and TIFF Delegates - Ubuntu (20.04)
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Emily Bender: you are not a stochastic parrot / Judith Butler, are we more actualized with AI? from: NY Magazine you are not a parrot
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I have rejoined Thunderbird
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Paul Kedrosky and Eric Norlin: Society's Technical Debt and Software's Gutenberg Moment
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Misidentifying talent
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Introducing the Enhance Blog Template — Begin Blog
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Why I Will Never Use Alpine Linux Ever Again | by Martin Heinz | Mar, 2023 | Better Programming
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The Waluigi Effect (mega-post) - LessWrong
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Frieda – Alarming Development
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The surprising ease and effectiveness of AI in a loop
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rud.is'In God we trust. All others must bring data'Almost Bare Bones WebR Starter App
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How real-time data can unlock revenue streams, limit churn and build rich digital front-end CX
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Matt Birchler: The Shocking State of Enthusiast Apps eg for Mastodon on Android
-
Noosphere, a protocol for thought - by Gordon Brander
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Payak 2023: I thought I was fastest evah but I wasn't. The cold (-8) and unwisely stopping just before the end for a drink (oops) made me slower
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The Friedman Archives Blog: AI: The Alarmists are Worried about the Wrong Thing
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Large language models are having their Stable Diffusion moment
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Rust - Tao of Mac
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Doc Searls Weblog · Is Mastodon a commons?
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Collections: On ChatGPT – A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry
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How things are made – Music for Deckchairs
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Stephen's Web ~ Redesigning higher education in the spirit of donut economics ~ Stephen Downes
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GPT-4 Technical Report (PDF)
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Small is Beautiful End-to-end encrypted Kitten Chat - Feb 16, 2023 on Vimeo
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The 14 most important data science skills (To get a $50,000 increase in salary)
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On POSSE and IndieWeb | Joel Auterson
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How the COVID 'lab leak theory' lost me - Los Angeles Times
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Building a Rust service with Nix
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Darren, thank you for your creating compellingly constantly!
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People don’t change their minds, regardless of evidence – mathewingram.com/work
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Jason Eckert:The Ultimate Linux ARM64 Workstation (spoiler: Mac Studio with a 20-core M1 Ultra processor and 128GB of RAM)
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Steph's french fry recipe! yum!
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sips: Scriptable image processing system | Simon Willison’s TILs
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Awesome Mastodon | awesome-mastodon
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david-mccullars/text_rank: Ruby implementation of TextRank solution to ranked keyword extraction
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Don't Panic: Against The Butlerian Jihad on AI - by Rohit
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chat-gpt/bookmark.js at master · jcubic/chat-gpt
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What the Mastodon ecosystem needs to scale | by David Slifka | Mar, 2023 | Medium
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2022-12-26 Programmers who write code with AI helpers make more mistakes, a new study says • Mezha.Media
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The Fediverse is Already Dead | Nora Codes
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Console #145 -- An Interview With Marc Scholten of IHP - batteries-included web framework
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Kevin Marks: 'Instead of using the terms “A…' - say something like “tech companies use massive data sets to train algorithms to match images of human faces.”
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Waffle Plot | Kwan Lin
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TheFox/flickr-cli: A command-line interface to Flickr. Upload and download photos, photo sets, directories via shell.
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Good conversations have lots of doorknobs
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Let's build a Chrome extension that steals everything
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DvorakDwarf/Infinite-Storage-Glitch: ISG lets you use YouTube as cloud storage for ANY files, not just video
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Ray Nayler: Don't be afraid of your own depth
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A CRITICAL FIELD GUIDE FOR WORKING WITH MACHINE LEARNING DATASETS
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How to Write Essays That Spread - Divinations - Every
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Social threat modeling and quote boosts on Mastodon
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How To label an image with an emoji using ruby rmagick with imagemagick? A: Use an XML entity escape e.g. &x1234; with the pango text renderer
-
March 2, 2019: has the current podcast boom busted yet? Fast forward to February 13, 2023 and yes it has!
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ME :-) 'It's March 2, 2019: has the current podcast boom busted yet?
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Install X11 on MacOS X; and, using gtk+
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Santiago on Twitter: '11 ways ChatGPT saves me hours of work every day, and why you'll never outcompete those who use AI effectively. A list for those who write code: 1 of 16' / Twitter
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13 February 2023. Canteens | Land - by Andrew Curry
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<3 Deno
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Inside the Heart of ChatGPT’s Darkness
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circle/README.md at master · seanbaxter/circle
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The Specter of 2016 - by Timothy Snyder - Thinking about...
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'Pandemic-Proof' Architecture: Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Orpheum - A Rich Life
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The Four Horsemen of the Tech Recession – Stratechery by Ben Thompson
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Scientists discover receptor that blocks COVID-19 infection
-
Inspired by Darren and Derek, I created a real-time daily flickr worldwide barcode website using ruby, a rust static web server and ngrok
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Dave Winer: Mapping port 80 to 1339 on ubuntu
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How To refresh an image in place on a web page using JavaScript
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Cantonese Lessons and Community | Cantonese Connection
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SoftCreatR's Imagemagick Easy install for Ubuntu and Debian aka 'imei' worked for me on my Raspberry Pi 400 running Debian bullseye
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Software and its Discontents, Part 2: An Explosion of Complexity | Kellan Elliott-McCrea <-- we build custom, complex software stacks which makes it unnecessarily hard for new developers
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How I use ngrok to put datasette for my flickr 2020 photo metadata on the internet
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How I use ngrok over SSH on my MacBook Air to edit my blog on my Surface Book 2
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mhoye: 'Whenever I hear about M*sk losing 200 billion dollars I remind myself that there are people in the world who could simply end global hunger outright, on a whim, people who would be revered as our highest saints until the end of human history, who just decide they can't be bothered to do that, and that's why we need a wealth tax.' - Mastodon
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How To get ngrok working with SSH on WSL
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Stop feeding the hype and start resisting – Iris van Rooij
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On Analogy-Making in Large Language Models
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The Internet Transition
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They Whiteboarded Me | List of companies that use whiteboarding, live-coding or other high-pressure interview tactics for evaluating software engineering candidates.
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Invasive Diffusion: How one unwilling illustrator found herself turned into an AI model - Waxy.org
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OpenAssistant Roadmap - Google Slides
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There is no secure software supply-chain. - by John McBride
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Ruby & (Ampersand) Parameter Demystified - Skorks
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Software and its Discontents, January 2023, Part 1 | Kellan Elliott-McCrea: Blog
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There’s no going back, let’s adapt to our pandemic present and future – Words by Josh Simmons
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Lazy Person's Guide to being a NewsMaster Part 1 REVISED: Use PubSub to track your URL, name and keywords | Bryght
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iO-808 Tutorial
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The Third Bit · Software Design by Example 15: Code Generator
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Illustrated Introduction to Cross License Collaboratives
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Deploy your own Shiny app server with debian | R-bloggers
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Command Line Awesome
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The tab programming language.
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The Last Word On Nothing | Happy 10th Birthday Finkbeiner Test!
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Principles over Process - Silicon Valley Product Group : Silicon Valley Product Group
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🎙️ MacWhisper
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The Fediverse unlocks a world of composable distributed apps - Voices of Open Source
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Fed chair Powell on the U.S. labor shortage: COVID (400K working age USA-ins died), retirements, missing immigrants
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Browsh
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Lights Out. ephemeral nature of our work | by David August | Dec, 2022 | DataDrivenInvestor
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Deciphering Glyph :: Potato Programming
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ChatGPT and Knowledge Strategy. Building low-cost cognitive assistants | by Dan McCreary | Jan, 2023 | Better Programming
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archive.org of Bryght's corporate site: Brave new Web 2.0 is about expression and remixing | Bryght
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Archetypes Revisited — Roden Newsletter Archive
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Grace Hopper and Howard Aiken The Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator, Copyright 1946
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2021:Some opinionated thoughts on SQL databases - Made of Bugs
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FAQs (includes “rage-inducing simplifications”) - Teri Kanefield
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We Need a Revolution in Clean Indoor Air | The Tyee
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Vintage Apple's Byte magazine PDF archives
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12 resolutions for programmers [2023 update
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Reverse Prompt Voodoo – OUseful.Info, the blog…
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Ten Facts About ChatGPT | Welcome to TeachOnline via Stephen Downes
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The slab and the permacomputer
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Permacomputing | viznut
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Scaling Mastodon: The Compendium | Hazel Weakly
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Deductive vs. big-bang book structures - without bullshit
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LLMs: a bleak future ahead? - lcamtuf’s thing
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Travellers crave getaways but now weigh risks of lost baggage, poor weather, illness | The Star
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Howard Rheingold Mind Amplifier - Can our digital tools make us smarter?
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The WELL: State of the World 2023: Bruce Sterling and Jon Lebkowsky
-
platform collapse
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The rise and fall of peer review - by Adam Mastroianni
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Mobile Phone Security for Activists and Agitators | RM: OpSec
-
Customize Mastodon to Change Your Post Character Limit — sweetmeat
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Computational Art: 2022 Wolfram Language Winners—Wolfram Blog
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Starship: Cross-Shell Prompt
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Use Cases · ngs-lang/ngs Wiki
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Console #88 -- Kitty, MVT, and React Spectrum
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Lefsetz Letter » Blog Archive » The Escape Artist
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The Accidental Taxonomist: Taxonomy Definition
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The Kubernetes Handbook: A Comprehensive guide of 100 Q&A | by AceTheCloud.com by Abhishek Gupta | Dec, 2022 | Medium
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Thank you Element! Leaving after being laid off after 2 years #ElementLifeboat
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10 cool Apple Watch tricks you’ll wish you knew earlier | by Nikhil Vemu | Mac O’Clock | Medium
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Hiring and the market for lemons
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The tragedy of the commons is a false and dangerous myth | Aeon Essays
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Tim Smith: 'My particular favourite undera…' - Mastodon
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Maslow's Hierarchy is Bullshit - by patty krawec
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Dec 27, 2018: Hopepunk, explained: the storytelling trend that weaponizes optimism - Vox
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The Fourth Tradition is the humanist tradition · The Third Bit
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Happy New Year 2023 / Einen guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr :-)!
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Two great Adobe audio tools – vowe dot net
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Aaron Parecki
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Journalism is a public good. Let the public make it. - Columbia Journalism Review <- We are all journalists and software developers
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Lite XL, a Super Fast Editor Written in Lua
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Writing Is Magic - Marc's Blog
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Interfacing Huginn with Mastodon. | by The Doctor | Medium
-
Richard Corsi, PhD, PE (Texas) on Twitter: '1/ If we'd only take inhalation dose of virus-laden aerosols seriously. In Canada - COVID-19 funding/person in 2020 was $770/person (much lower now). COVID-19 fatalities nearly doubled between Oct '21 and Oct '22. Wait for it ....' / Twitter
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Boris Mann: '@roland the instructions fit i…' - Tools For Thought Rocks!
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My Year Of The Linux Desktop - Tao of Mac
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Lessons in empathy: How to respond to someone with cancer - without bullshit
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Why it breaks your brain to take a compliment - The Oatmeal
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The Verge: Why Signal won’t compromise on encryption, with president Meredith Whittaker
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Stop Talking to Each Other and Start Buying Things: Three Decades of Survival in the Desert of Social Media
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mhoye: 'The stochastic-parrot brainworms have gotten to the ACM. ' - Mastodon
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User Generated Content and the Fediverse: A Legal Primer | Electronic Frontier Foundation
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Harold Jarche: GPT-3 through a glass darkly
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How much I’ve spent so far running my own Mastodon server on AWS
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Do not buy three decades of loo paper, nor depart today for Barnard’s Star (Interconnected)
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Participatory Governance and the Fediverse
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With 'Immunity Debt,' Democrats are Having their Ivermectin Moment
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A simple Twitter archiver
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A Bloomberg terminal for Mastodon – Jon Udell
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The Compassionate Programmer · The Third Bit
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Start, test, then stop a localhost web server in a Bash script | Simon Willison’s TILs
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Greg Wilson: Sessioncasting: Teaching Programming with Replay, Voiceover, and Branching
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Matthew Saunders: 'The first in this series is an…' - Roland's Mastodon
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Interconnected.org: Let’s use spreadsheets to rewire apps and make new ones (Interconnected)
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Idyll Documentation | An overview.
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Shakedown Complete: The Story Behind Bill C-18’s Shameful Legislative Review Process and the Race to Mandate Payment for Links - Michael Geist
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Over-engineering Secret Santa with Python cryptography and Datasette
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Rebroadcast: Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt on democracy, social media and how to fix America's 'ailing' institutions | On Point
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Adactio: Journal—Declarative design
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How to Setup and Use Logseq Sync
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reading-activitypub
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Disillusioned With Democracy - Teri Kanefield
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Tailscale Funnel is a reverse proxy service complete with TLS cert, DNS, public IP address and HTTPS server that seems perfect for small, experimental software on the internet like snac2
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Playing with ActivityPub - macwright.com
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When your database is an HTTP client – Jon Udell
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The cloudy layers of modern-day programming | ★❤✰ Vicki Boykis ★❤✰
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Overview | Introduction to the Mastodon API using CircuitPython | Adafruit Learning System
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Understanding a Protocol
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What if failure is the plan?. I’ve been thinking a lot about failure… | by danah boyd | Dec, 2022 | Medium
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AI Homework – Stratechery by Ben Thompson
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denise | A guide to potential liability pitfalls for people running a Mastodon instance
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I Want a Memory Diagram Generator · The Third Bit
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Christine Lemmer-Webber:The Heart of Spritely: Distributed Objects and Capability Security
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The architecture of Mastodon
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jenn schiffer: 'these kids are so used to bots…' - pixel.kitchen aka 'the cool babe zone™'
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How To: Make libffi6 work with Github actions and Ubuntu 22.04 and Ubuntu 20.04
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Datasette Client - with SQL Cells / Observable Ambassadors | Observable
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What I Want for Code in Textbooks · The Third Bit
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The Feast House
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Make artofwhere tights with gray patches and pink aka adventures in issue oriented development
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Basic scatterplots in Threlte | Saaientist
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grunfink/snac2: A simple, minimalistic ActivityPub instance (2.x, C) - snac2 - Codeberg.org
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rhysd/actionlint: Static checker for GitHub Actions workflow files
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Knowing and Doing: November 2022 Archives
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Experimenting with Federation and Migrating Accounts | by Kris Nóva | Nov, 2022 | Medium
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Simon Willison: Massively increase your productivity on personal projects with comprehensive documentation and automated tests aka issue oriented development including tests for documentation!
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Massively increase your productivity on personal projects with comprehensive documentation and automated tests
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A Scheme Primer
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andygrove/bdt: Boring Data Tool
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Mark Bernstein on Tinderbox – The Informed Life
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Beautiful Racket: Why language-oriented programming? Why Racket?
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Dell UltraSharp 38-Inch Curved USB-C Hub Monitor – U3821DW | Dell USA
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Rahul Gopinath: Hosting your own ActivityPub instance for free
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The Underlying Technology Shibboleth
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My bio: November 2022 for Mastodon
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Embedding Web Examples using Jotted | Thejesh GN
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Export a Mastodon timeline to SQLite | Simon Willison’s TILs
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Why I Stopped Using Bullet Graphs (and What I Now Use Instead) | Nightingale
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Time is an illusion, Unix time doubly so...
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GitHub Pages: The Missing Manual | Simon Willison’s TILs
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Milky Eggs » Blog Archive » What happened at Alameda Research
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Scaling Mastodon in the Face of an Exodus | Nora Codes
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The Distributed Computing Manifesto | All Things Distributed
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What is YunoHost? | Yunohost Documentation
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Datasette Powered Investigative Journalism | bxroberts.org
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ToolsForThoughtLogSeq/publish.yml at master · ToolsForThoughtRocks/ToolsForThoughtLogSeq
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Mastodon migration FROM @rtanglao@mastadon.social TO @roland@devdilettante.com was smooth, thanks developers!
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Robin Wieruch: Web Applications 101
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Generating artwork with Haskell - Ben Kovach
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Tailscale - Pop22
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android - SQLite group by/count hours, days, weeks, year - Stack Overflow
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I've set up my own personal mastodon instance at devdilettante.com, @roland@devdilettante.com is my handle
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Linux Ubuntu Installation Steps on Old MacBook Air Mid- 2012 | by Carla Martins | Code Like A Girl
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microblogpub's microblog
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The IndieWeb for Everyone | Max Böck
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Anthchirp/mastodon-defederate: Aiding small Mastodon instance admins by tracking larger instances' server blocklists
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timhutton/twitter-archive-parser: Python code to parse a Twitter archive and output in various ways
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Creating Terminal Based Screencast Movies With VHS – OUseful.Info, the blog…
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Dynamic DNS (DDNS)? -How it Works and Why Use It?
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Honk If You Like The Fediverse! | rud.is
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Running the numbers on the journey to insight - McGee's Musings
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How to upgrade from Ubuntu 20.04 LTS to 22.04 LTS - nixCraft
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Installed Ubuntu 22.04? Do These Things Next! - OMG! Ubuntu!
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AppImage incompatibility in Ubuntu 22.04 - Development - Joplin Forum
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foundational history and basic truth of Micromobility in 10 commandments. | LinkedIn
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Home invasion
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val town
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Geoffrey Litt on Twitter: '1/ 'Build an app with a spreadsheet' is a mainstream idea now (Airtable, Glide, Coda, Notion, etc) but I believe there's still so much room to push this model further. Quick list of some (lesser-known??) projects that I find thought-provoking in this space:' / Twitter
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Pluralistic: 09 Nov 2022 Delegating trust is really, really, really hard (infosec edition) – Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow
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Notes on Fediverse Protcols and Implementation: frotz.net/misc/fediverse.txt
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Sanju Sinha on Twitter: 'A lot of Machine Learning (ML) I learned during my Ph.D. was from youtube. I didn't have a guide to do this effectively and thus here it is: A complete guide to studying ML from youtube: 13 best and most recent ML courses available on YouTube. 👩🏫🧵⤵️' / Twitter
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A Scheme Primer
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A Quick Fix For The Verified Status for Github on your Mastodon Profile - Jan Wildeboer’s Blog
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Laurie Garrett on Twitter: 'There's a cottage industry is tearing apart the @ProPublica + @VanityFair 'expose' of the origins of #SARSCoV2 -- so many reports on the inaccuracies & failures in the story, it seems hard to imagine more. But @janeqiuchina is a Chinese-speaking writer, & this thread is intense.' / Twitter
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My 'leaving' Twitter update as if it matters really or anybody cares :-)
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Feta
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github: issues/92
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gh: Update API usage to Tweepy 4.x · Issue #92 · micahflee/semiphemeral
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Roland Tanglao 猪肉面 on Twitter: 'i am in love with PureScript because of the awesome book 'Functional Programming made easier': https://t.co/Oz3tcd3oSf What am I missing? Is this going to be like learning Ruby where I learned something that was briefly super popular but is no longer mainstream?' / Twitter
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pengx17/logseq-publish: Logseq Publish Action
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Documenting the Now
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Install ImageMagick with JPG, PNG and TIFF Delegates - Ubuntu (20.04)
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My current 'leaving' Twitter plan as if it matters really or anybody cares :-)
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Loading Twitter Birdwatch into SQLite for analysis with Datasette | Simon Willison’s TILs
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imagemagick How To make a montage of images from average colour: 1st get average colour by downsizing to 1x1 ; 2nd upscale with a fixed size; this results in images in this case with 20x20 which at 80x24 leads to 1600x480
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The Socialist Case for Blockchain
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How To fix WSL ubuntu 22.204.1 error `nsenter: cannot open /proc/27/ns/time: No such file or directory` DamionGans/ubuntu-wsl2-system-script issues/36
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Donate A Mask
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cmdr2/stable-diffusion-ui: Easiest 1-click way to install and use Stable Diffusion on your own computer. Provides a browser UI for generating images from text prompts and images. Just enter your text prompt, and see the generated image.
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A guide to slow looking | Tate
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How to create a heatmap in R - Data Science Tutorials
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Support Driven Expo 2022: Day 1 Notes – Learning (Lib)Tech
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Easily automate deleting your old tweets, likes, and DMs with Semiphemeral
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Marc Hedlund on Twitter: 'I found it easy to set up @GoHugoIO on @render. One benefit of this is that Render will publish a build after every commit, so you can easily publish from an iOS device using @WorkingCopyApp. https://t.co/DCT9Z6QDFj' / Twitter
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Clothing and the colonial culture of appearances in nineteenth century Spanish Philippines (1820-1896)
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jennybc/debugging: Talk about general debugging strategies. How to be less confused and frustrated.
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Access Google Sheets using the Sheets API V4 • googlesheets4
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r-lib/asciicast: Turn R scripts into terminal screencasts
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Regular Expression Matching with a Trigram Index
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How to set up Python in 2022
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How to install ruby 3.1.2 on raspberry pi
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Brent Victor from 2012: Learnable Programming
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Thoughts from a Not-So-Influential Educator · The Third Bit
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How to resize images and make an animated GIF in one step using imagemagick
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TfT Hacker - Exploring Tools for Thought and PKM on Twitter: '1/ Tana is.... Tana is not... What is Tana to me? A lot of buzz about @tana_inc & people patiently (impatiently) waiting for their invite for early access. Many compare Tana to Notion and Roam, but Tana is its own thing and in its own class. #TfT https://t.co/0JPlkDOkAn' / Twitter
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Lazarus Long on Twitter: '@TheAtlantic @jdkstern13 Regarding elastomerics...they fit extremely well, even with no fit testing. Optimal to have it, but way better than N95s at fit. 26 yearsof elastos. No infections. https://t.co/oYiH1Y5IFP https://t.co/o5vogODuYw' / Twitter
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From Imagemagick fonts not found in OSX
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WSL fonts:: How to install fonts for all users using WSL?
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imagemagick montage issues on macOS and WSL
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How To:: resize and make animated gif with imagemagick in 1 step
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Clerk – Nextjournal
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Cleaning data with sqlite-utils and Datasette - Tutorial
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I wish my web server were in the corner of my room (Interconnected)
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Probably Wrong Prediction: Autonomous Vehicle 'winter' is coming in less than 5 years for G*link and other AV companies
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Omar Rizwan on Twitter: 'something weird about how old-school Xanadu/hypertext concepts seem to dramatically /privilege/ 'plain text', as this well-understood basic layer that all your links and transclusions sit on top of and interconnect' / Twitter
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Defining Dashboards with Metrics | Rill
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How to resize images to Twitter animated GIF dimensions and then make an animated GIF using imagemagick
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How to use gganimate We are R-Ladies on Twitter:: Here is some sample code to generate a random walk, create a line plot, and layer in the animation. I love how it's simple to layer within the #ggplot2 framework.
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How to Draw and Use Polygons in R | FlowingData
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X ONE | ERGO-HealthTech
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August 2022 How to Run Stable Diffusion Locally to Generate Images
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Beginner's TypeScript Tutorial | Total TypeScript
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We love to hate Clippy — but what if Clippy was right? | by tash keuneman | Sep, 2022 | UX Collective
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Use Super Collider to make music from photo geodata and average colour?
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Got my 4th vaccination today: Moderna bivalent booster, go science go! #VaccinateThePlanet
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WIP: q, xsv, graphext, dirtylittlesql, Tools for handling large CSV files from Simon Willison's mega replied to thread; CSV the universal data structure
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skimpy
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Tad: A fast viewer for CSV and Parquet files and SQLite and DuckDb databases that supports large files. <-- Nice alternative to (in no order) dirtylittlesql.com, graphext, knime, visidata, datasette, xsv, csvkit, R tidyverse with arrow, python pandas / dask, as well as the traditional grep / uniq / cut / sed / awk / sort / uniq etc
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J. K. G. Hopster, C. Arora, C. Blunden, C. Eriksen, L. E. Frank, J. S. Hermann, M.B. O. T. Klenk, E. R. H. O’Neill & S. Steinert:Pistols, pills, pork and ploughs: the structure oftechnomoral revolutions
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Introduction - Counterexamples in Type Systems
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Build a Bike Patch and Flat Kit in 2022 | Reviews by Wirecutter
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Sticker Drop on the App Store for iOS 16 - lift your fav part of an image and turn it into a digital sticker
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Russell A. Poldrack: Statistical Thinking for the 21st Century
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Learn Kubernetes using Red Hat Developer Sandbox for OpenShift | Red Hat Developer
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Me:: I don't believe in this propaganda nor do I believe in `S🇾stemic ⒜ltruism`! Meditations On M*loch | Slate Star Codex
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Leah Elliott: Contra Chr*me – a webcomic – How G*ogle's browser became a threat to privacy and democracy, a 2019 re-do of Scott McCloud‘s 2008: G*ogle-commissioned Chr*me comic
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Replit - GhostWriter Beta and AI Mode
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The travesty of liberalism — Crooked Timber
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Who Can It Be Now — Real Life
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Me:: 2022: Nope, wrong in 2022 and 2024 2015:: The Electric Car is going to take over the world soon - Geoff's Blog
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(...) — USB, Thunderbolt, Displayport & docks
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The Datasette Ecosystem — Datasette documentation
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Zack Scholl: croc Fast, simple, and e2e encrypted file transfer between any two computers. <- so many great CLI tools so little time. See 'Previously'
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Why This Computer Scientist Says All Cryptocurrency Should “Die in a Fire” ❧ Current Affairs
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Stephen's Web ~ Dog Whistles, Covertly Coded Speech, and the Practices that Enable Them ~ Stephen Downes
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Basic Cantonese A grammer and Workbook, Yip and Matthews
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I have 3 laptops and 2 Raspberry Pis: one or more of them is always online, couldn't I use them as my own CDN to serve a static website?
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Free hosting from for profit companies like Heroku, Slack etc doesn't work. Don't depend on it! Only viable long term solution is for the UN Black Helicopters :-) i.e. the government needs to offer hosting
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War and Industrial Policy Zltan Pozsar - Credit Suisse Plus
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Simon Willison:: Scraping web pages from the command line with shot-scraper
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ME:: really :-) ?!? Latacora:: Stop Using Encrypted Email
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Vanbikes: Vancouver's Bicycle People & the Fight for Transportation Change, 1986-2011 - Highly Recommended
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GPS – Bartosz Ciechanowski
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Mechanical Watch – Bartosz Ciechanowski
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Cypress Challenge 2022: a few minutes slower than the last 'real' one in 2019 but happy!
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20 GREAT OPEN QUESTIONS
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Airmega AP-1512HH
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Outside Looking In Approaches to Content Moderation in End-to-End Encrypted Systems
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Paranoia on Parade | Washington Spectator
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GitHub - adbar/trafilatura: Python & command-line tool to gather text on the Web: web crawling/scraping, extraction of text, metadata, comments
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New tools for thought are a wee step forward from wikis and mindmapping because they are open source, easier to host and share unlike past tools like wikis
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(1) boB Rudis 🇺🇦 on Twitter: 'I've been playing w/Quarto for abt as long as I noticed it in my daily git-stalking ages ago. I still marvel at what's in this super-condensed ex: using python for some bits, passing data to R, then R passing munged data to Observable for charting/displaying. It's pure magic. https://t.co/9jE3ExwoRW' / Twitter
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Pacman game written in R with {nara} and {eventloop} - coolbutuseless
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(1) Danielle Navarro on Twitter: 'Um. So. I wrote a thing. Should anyone out there happen to be interested in the fairly extensive notes on generative art in R written to accompany my #RStudioConf2022 workshop, here they are! A little #rtistry love for today 💕 https://t.co/hLqSeI2OCr' / Twitter
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Revisiting 'The Power of Context' | Synesthesia
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Averting Cambridge Analytica in the Metaverse: Identity, Privacy… — Anastasia
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What skills shortage? <- There is no vocational skills shortage, just a leadership and real aka soft skills shortage
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Robot 31 dash N aka Test Driven Development in Lua on an iPad using Codea
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(2) Harold Jarche on Twitter: 'Hierarchical power, which has informed most of our organizational design for the past century is actually debilitating. Not only does power corrupt, it causes brain damage. https://t.co/sbBmD93eg7' / Twitter
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C3049 doorway to the Lufthansa office at C4100 (who handle lost luggage) is NOT in a secure area and it is to the right of the oversized baggage counter in international at YVR
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Why Minimal Guidance During Instruction Does Not Work: An Analysis of the Failure of Constructivist, Discovery, Problem-Based, Experiential, and Inquiry-Based Teaching: Educational Psychologist: Vol 41, No 2
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How many languages do we need The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Responsible Machine Learning to be translated to in order to learn about responsible machine learning? useR! 2022 Conference | by Anna Kozak | ResponsibleML | Jul, 2022 | Medium
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Extreme Beliefs Are the Hardest to Quit ::
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Being Nice vs Kind - What's The Difference? (8 Experts Explain)
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NISTIR 8202, Blockchain Technology Overview | CSRC
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Megan Carpenter via Tara Robertson via Nancy White: Stop Assuming Good Intent; instead: I’ll give you grace if you give me effort
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How to mount an iPhone webcam: which mount is best
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Feed Firefox Support Questions to GPT-3 by following Simon Willison's HowTo and see what 'answers' it comes up with?
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Tested positive for COVID 19 on May 16, tested negative on May 27, 2022, no fever, just headache and sore throat day 1, headache was gone day 2, sore throat took a week to go, felt tired
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Open a debugging shell in GitHub Actions with tmate | Simon Willison’s TILs
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The Evolutionary Search for Our Perfect Past
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How to to Clean Our Indoor Air Properly Against COVID-19 | Time
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(1) Hugh McGuire on Twitter: 'Just published something over at Medium, 'What are different book formats good at?' https://t.co/CCreMWgdCG' / Twitter
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Interactive Multiple File Search and Replace using fd aka fdfind and sad instead of sed; use sd for just stdin replacement; also check out diff-so-fancy
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(2) Actually, on Twitter: 'Via @cwarzel’s Galaxy Brain newsletter this morning: “Morally Motivated Networked Harassment as Normative Reinforcement.” https://t.co/mfEEL3cUK4 Fascinating research paper about an important dynamic in social networks both online and off.' / Twitter
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missing concepts in link culture? | maya.land
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Interview: Ramez Naam, futurist, author, and investor
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How to Walk (12 miles a day) - by Chris Arnade
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Optimizing PNGs in GitHub Actions using Oxipng | Simon Willison’s TILs
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Open a debugging shell in GitHub Actions with tmate | Simon Willison’s TILs
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Comby
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Using SQLite and Datasette with Fly Volumes
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Fly.io: the Reclaimer of Heroku's Magic - Xe
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robocadey: Shitposting as a Service - Xe
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(1) chica marx on Twitter: 'a lot of current discussiosn of 'the male gaze' seem less useful or interesting than Laura Mulvey's 1975 formulation of it: https://t.co/yIGSAU5DSi' / Twitter
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Etsy Engineering | How the 2020 Mask Surge Reshaped Etsy’s Taxonomy Capabilities
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What Is a Major Chord?
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Supercharging GitHub Actions with Job Summaries
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Using Leonardo SVG Palettes in R | rud.is
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Write good Alt Text to describe images | Digital Accessibility
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We need a definitive exit from our Covid-19 pandemic. Here’s the roadmap
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How to recover lost Python source code if it's still resident in-memory
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City of Vancouver accident data on Datasette lite at lite.datasette.io
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The NFT creation user journey
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My Tweet: How to host large SQLite files >50MB with CORS headers (since github won't allow >50MB files)
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Drum Machine in R
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Greatly Revised Edition of Tidyverse Skeptic
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Thanks to Simon Willison's lite.datasette.io you can now query any SQLite data with CORS headers anywhere and share the query URL with others so it can spread virally :-)! (e.g. 2021 Firefox SUMO Support questions) on any web browser including desktop, iOS and Android
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Learning to Read, Again David Kolb Winter 2020
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How to blog
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Visidata
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Notes on Changing from Rmarkdown/Bookdown to Quarto
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On The Origins Of Hypertext In The Disasters Of The Short 20th Century
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jq Language Description
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Programmable Notes
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Uncurled
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Matt Webb: Interconnected:Apps are too complex so maybe features should be ownable and tradable <-- give the people want they want: apps made out of secure composable configurable components
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Drummer by Dave Winer is my current favourite for twitter threads
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The Best Toolbox
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The trouble with sentiment analysis
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Map and Nested Lists
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Baby's First AWS
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Presentation tips to look more prepared and organized <-- tl;dr Put up title slide before beginning; post slides online; have one photograph ready beautiful tl;dr slide; have a hashtag for your talk; post/tweet about just beforehand
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Look before you leap The Different Types of Situational awareness
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On anti-crypto toxicity
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Presentation tips to look more prepared and organized
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Building a Covid sewage Twitter bot (and other weeknotes)
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JavaScript Needs Blocks
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On the Unhappy Consciousness of Neoreactionaries
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Pearl Leff: In Praise of Memorization <-- YES I mostly agree AND instead of memorization I would say deeply learning something (which often involves some sort of memorization) and then writing it down, filing in a place you can remember and then forgetting it :-)
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In Praise of Memorization
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Pangur
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The Untold Story of SQLite with Richard Hipp <- with billions of tests
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The Complete Argument Against Crypto
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Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee Meeting
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Returning To The Office Is Creating The Great Reckoning
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Font Awesome in R, loaded but not found by waffle
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Modern Unix
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Stack Overflow: Can't use font awesome in R aka 'extra step to get fontawesome 4.7 to work', my previous blog post from January 9, 2022 about 4.7 won't work without it
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Steampipe: select * from cloud;
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HTTPS – a (huge!) simplification
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Firefox users should be able to keep the pre-Firefox 89 UI if they want but the reality is this isn't possible since we don't have proper layering and abstraction in all software not just Firefox
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The Sunday Show: A Conversation with evelyn douek
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2021 SUMO Firefox Desktop Support Questions in a SQLite file: 317 questions on June 4, 2021 about Firefox look and feel changes in Firefox 89 (used DB Browser for SQLite, csvstack, csvs-to-sqlite)
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How can I add a column to a CSV file?
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Metastable Failures in Distributed Systems
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Deep Learning Is Hitting a Wall
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The Edited Latecomer's Guide to Crypto
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Confessions of an Information Hoarder
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Build a Temporal'Hello World!' app from scratch in Go
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Masks Off, Back in Office: Why Ventilation Becomes More Important
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How does Ethereum work, anyway ?
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The Time Trap of Productivity
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ABCD framework for feedback
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The Billionaire’s Bard
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Free computing e.g. at github actions isn't free; free cloud computing considered harmful (because environment: see Steven Gonzalez Monserrate January 27, 2022: The Cloud Is Material: On the Environmental Impacts of Computation and Data Storage via The Staggering Ecological Impacts of Computation and the Cloud via Kottke
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How Russians think, and why they do what they do
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An Engineering Argument for Basic Income
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What Deters Russia
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Steven Gonzalez Monserrate January 27, 2022: The Cloud Is Material: On the Environmental Impacts of Computation and Data Storage
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Know Your Team’s Guide to Rethinking Performance Reviews
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Okuda Hiroko: The Casio Employee Behind the “Sleng Teng” Riddim that Revolutionized Reggae
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Very Abstract Pixel Art
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P*tin s*cks and War s*cks!
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Heather Hedden on Taxonomies: Taxonomy helps level the field and make more people good at searching (got to read her blog and book, The Accidental Taxonomist!)
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Debugging Certificate Errors
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Why We Hate Your Security Reports aka Why your support questions are not detailed enough and written clearly enough for us to fix the problem quickly together
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Covid-19 Was a Dry Run . . . We Still Aren’t Ready
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The Myth of the Equal Opportunity A*shole
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The Atlantic: The Plan to Stop Every Respiratory Virus at Once: 6 air changes / hour in every room
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Don't Look Up is my pick for movie of the year 2021
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Boring crypto definitions
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Awesome critique of crypto/web3
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Cryptocurrency Is a Giant Ponzi Scheme
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AI note garden: link suggestions
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Fifty cognitive biases
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Modern Text Features in R
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Networked Orgs and tooling
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Paul Virilio: Inventing the Shipwreck - what future disasters are inherent in today's technologies? (e.g. the shipwreck was inherent in the invention of the ship)
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Robin Wong's OM-D Cheat Sheet - Updated 2019 Version
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Fragments – Fuzzy Search, Pattern Matching and Retrieval Using Python and SQLite
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SQLime: SQLite Playground
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json_extract() path syntax in SQLite
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Use fontawesome to display awesome characters for Firefox support tags (antivirus, operating system, certificates, addons, etc) but currently the R fontawesome package only supports fontawesome 4.7 even though the current version is version 5 and 6 is in beta
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Using unicode characters as shape
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Firefox Support Question Art: Stack images for operating system, anti-virus, sync,email, gmail, cookies, certificates. bookmarks, javascript, addons, youtube, facebook, chrome, chromium, webrtc, zoom, duckduckgo, microsoft, google
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Gina Apostol's Bibliolepsy - got to read this
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RPi 4 WordPress server with Cloudflare Free via Dynamic WAN IP
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Datatypes in SQLite
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flickr.photos.search API change? woe_id is now woeid?
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What art should I make from the 25000 Firefox Support questions from 2021?
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This Bear’s For You! (Or, Is It?) Can Companies Use Copyright and Trademark To Claim Rights to Public Domain Works?
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Server(shiny)-less dashboards with R, {htmlwidgets} and {crosstalk}
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Up and running with officedown
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Happy Holidays 2021-22 Got my 3rd shot (Pfizer) on Dec 9 2021 #vaccinatetheplanet
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Thej: Extract Data from HTML/XML/JSON using Xidel
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Ton
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Zettelkasten — How One German Scholar Was So Freakishly Productive: One idea per post, and link to a previous post with context
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Max Read: Is web3 bullshit? And is that even the right question?
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Vancouver: The Good Parts
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morals in the machine
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#279: Houdini Is Not as Scary as You Think
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100 years of whatever this will be
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27-Nov-2021: Logseq Releases, Mobile Preview, Plugins, Workflows, Videos
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The Handwavy Technobabble Nothingburger
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Pedagogy and the Logic of Platforms
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What is a Wildcard Person?
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How to perform well under pressure
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City of Vancouver Places to Eat Outside in the winter when it's not raining and when it IS raining
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Labour Poetry
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Metabase as a lightweight app server
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Jake Archibald: How to win at CORS
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2019 SUMMER GEAR GUIDE - CLOTHING
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Coordination Headwind - How organizations are like slime molds
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Peter Welch from 2014: Programming Sucks<--- it does until it doesn't :-) i.e. we get secure verified software for all layers and components and something better than spreadsheets for so-called 'non programmers'
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How to Make Print-ready Graphics in R, with ggplot2
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Generative art resources in R
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The Jump to Hyperspace, Brooklyn Zelenka, ElixirConf Keynote
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Greg Wilson: A Critical History of Logo and Constructionist Learning - 'I believe very strongly that we will only get through the next fifty years if we start to care about each other and our collective future more than we do right now'
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Stand-up Meetings Are Dead (and What To Do Instead
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Should You Respond To Questions Before Your Members?
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Photography Off the Scale (edited by Tomáš Dvořák, Jussi Parikka) calls for a reconsideration of both scholarly and artistic approaches and concepts in the face of our contemporary image excess.
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spyder ide for python is like rstudio for R
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I made artofwhere leggings from my red-ish and pink-ish flickr photos 2019-2020
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Dave Winer's Drummer proves that the best way to blog is through an outliner
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Make the legs for artofwhere tights using red pink flickr 2019-2020
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Introducing {facetious} - alternate facets for ggplot2
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Rainbow Parentheses in RStudio
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New informal rules: name the R script the same as the output graphic, post it to flickr and use a small dataset using red pink average colour example from 2019-2020 flickr average colour
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R Studio Primers
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Final volume of Recursions: Hardwired Temporalities
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A Succinct Intro to R
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The Best Software For Every Need
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Blockchain, Explained
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How to create an ggrepel plot of R's 657 plotrix colours of the average colour of my 2019-2020 flickr photos, x axis is time in unix seconds since 1970 using R, y axis is the average colour using the plotrix colours
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My Personal Blockers on Getting Started With JupyterLab
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The present needs files
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Photography Off the Scale Technologies and Theories of the Mass Image
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Screencasting technical guide
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Demystifying Public Speaking
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Visualization Mnemonics for Software Principles
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DIY Air Filters For Classrooms? Experts Are Enthusiastic — And A Citizen Scientist Makes It Easy
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Command Line Interface Guide
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Introducing 3D ggplots with rayshader
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How to create a smaller dataset with just a flag to indicate whether average colour is present, plotrix average colour, date taken in unix time, yyyy-mm-dd
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How to create an encircled plot of R's 657 plotrix colours of the average colour of my 2019-2020 flickr photos, x axis is time in unix seconds since 1970 using ggalt and ggplot in R, y axis is the average colour using the plotrix colours
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Easy multi-panel plots in R using facet_wrap() and facet_grid() from ggplot2
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Moments savoured over many courses in Vancouver
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How To: Parse Times from flickr and how to Use a specific timezone with R and lubridate e.g. `America/Vancouver` (broken in lubridate 1.7.4 to 1.7.9)
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Documentation unit tests
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ggplot2 ggalt geom_encircle() sample plot of average colour
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Can't add geom_point to line plot with stat_count <-- how to plot points by summing the number of occurrences instead of using the value literally whi
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Bruno Rodrigues The quest for fast(er?) row-oriented workflows
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Cypress Challenge 2021 - Tour de Cure 2021 160km 'century ride' formerly known as the Ride to Conquer Cancer - Bicycling as therapy and to fund cancer research
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aRtsy: Generative Art with R and ggplot2
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Cory Doctorow :: August 25, 2020 :: How to destroy surveillance capitalism ; tl;dr break up the monopolies
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009 - Boris Mann on Fission and the Webnative SDK
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More DIY COVID fan plus filter from @DavidElfstrom $CDN55 plus tax! We are all E12Ts now part 8888 or something :-) Bonus link: Michael Kalus's DIY fan setup
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DIY Air Filters For Classrooms? Experts Are Enthusiastic — And A Citizen Scientist Makes It Easy <--- we are all epidemiologists e12ts:-) now via this tweet: Great article with Dean Richard Corsi @CorsIAQ on how to build a cheap, effective air purifier. Included are instructions on how to build an air purifier yourself. <-- not sure this will be the most effective but I bet something cheap and cheerful like this will work well!
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CyberChef The Cyber Swiss Army Knife - a web app for encryption, encoding, compression and data analysis
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DIY Air Filters For Classrooms? Experts Are Enthusiastic — And A Citizen Scientist Makes It Easy
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Computer Scientist Hilary Mason Explains Machine Learning in 5 Levels of Difficulty
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Fragment: Tools of Production – ggalt and encircling scatterplot points in R, ggplot2 and Python <--- geom_encircle() looks great to circle photos average colour?!? also geom_lollipop and dumbell! both look useful
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Read color hex codes
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Deploy Interactive Real-Time Data Visualizations on Flask With Bokeh
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2017-12-13::apenwarr.ca::An epic treatise on scheduling, bug tracking, and triage
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Tim Harford (via Simon Willison) The Tyranny of Spreadsheets <--- don't use them in life and death situations <-- 1500 people died in England because of spreadsheets <--- real moral of the story is don't use anything in production without tests?
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Jon Udell: How to make Unicode sparklines in python, metabase and postgres aka The Tao of Unicode Sparklines <--- super portable, works in HTML tables, tweets, psql console etc links to rosettacode.org examples e.g Ruby, python
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Nushell
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The Coast Salish History Project is a worthwhile cause to donate to
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jon undell's blog:: workbench:: A beautiful power tool to scrape, clean, and combine data <--- uses jupyter and python underneath! Looks great! Better than tools like datawrapper that are proprietary right? what am I missing?!?
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Hosting SQLite databases on Github Pages using a virtual filesystem via Simon Willison
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How I built my own speed camera and proved my street has dangerous drivers.
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Simon Willison:: Datasette—an ecosystem of tools for working with small data
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David Robinson:: Machine learning in a hurry: what I've learned from the SLICED ML competition
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Boris
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In defense of simple charts Simple visualization types don’t need to be boring
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JavaScript Crash Course For Beginners
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The Regular Expression Edition On code, early neural networks, and once discredited AI pioneers
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How to get ideas in 4 easy steps
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Robert Jago - Renaming places: how Canada is reexamining the map <--- Rename BC to S'ólh Téméxw?!?
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Extracting objects recursively with jq
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(All) DNS Resource Records <-- doesn't have ALIAS records?!? <-- Alias records are a non standard way to alias apex domains
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Introduction to Deep Learning
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Importing CSV data into SQLite with .import
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(All) DNS Resource Records
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Hardware Memory Models
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How To Improve Your Community Engagement Skills <-- 'Give this link a read and let me know if you have any trouble getting the account removed' <--- 'Personalization, Friendly, Knowledge, Resolution (and followup)'
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What Does the (node.js) Event Loop Sound Like? Music from code (like music from GPS I did back in 2010 with my N900)
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logseq for personal knowledge management looks promising for personal knowledge management and more
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Please donate to my ride up Cypress Mountain in August, the Cypress Challenge. 100% goes to Pancreatic Research
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Why You Need Healthy Conflict at Work (and 3 Ways to Create it)
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simplevis: making leaflet sf maps
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Being Glue
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TikTok’s atmospheric growth; Kim Stanley Robinson on climate & China’s Area 51 ++ #330
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The Compleat Guide to Digitizing Your LP Collection
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How To Improve Your Community Engagement Skills
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Bitcoin myths: immutability, decentralisation, and the cult of “21 million”
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unrecognised client name
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MirNs at the New Media Gallery in New Westminister! Highly recommended if you can get a 1 hour slot, extended until 01August2021
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Face image generation with StyleGAN
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The Y Combinator (Slight Return)
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Average colors of the world
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Go Habs Go! Go Carey Price go! Habs in 7
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Non-Fungible Token (NFT): Overview, Evaluation, Opportunities and Challenges
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Heat Dome 2021 over BC is very much like what Kim Stanley Robinson predicted in Ministry for the Future
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microCOVID Project
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June 21, 2021: Early Edition Special: Indigenous People's Day: CBC Vancouver Early Edition
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Interactive Guide to Tetris in ClojureScript
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Walter Vannini: Coding is not ‘fun’, it’s technically and ethically complex <-- like anything complex right?
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How to Make Alluvial Diagrams
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Dave Winer's UserLand's Instant Outliner from the 2000s coming back in 2021? (bonus Jon Udell blog post about Instant Outliner)
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Welcome to the Library of Statistical Techniques (LOST)!
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Unleashing Human Creativity to Deliver 8K+ COVID Vaccines Per Day and Improve the Overall Healthcare System
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Got my 2nd dose of the Astra Zeneca Covid 19 vaccine today. Go science go!
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Siuba is an amazing #python library that allows us to use R's #dplyr verbs inside of Python without R dependencies. It's really amazing for R folks that want to use python.
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The Canadian Government should implement all 94 TRC calls to action. That would be a good start to healing, anything less is unacceptable
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what I talk about when I talk about not thinking
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Introducing WebContainers: Run Node.js natively in your browser
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js:clean-text-utils
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Software Tools in JavaScript
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Building Software Together
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Javascript and the next decade of data programming
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Minimal Viable Processes
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Growing Concerns among Developers about the AWS Free Tier
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@arnalLabrador:you can do these simple steps to change our country:
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The geometry of music
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restler-fuzze
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How to interpret PostgreSQL EXPLAIN ANALYZE output
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My Software Estimation Technique
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I still won't be indoor dining until over 50% of the population has 2 vaccinations even though it's allowed as of May 25
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Hosting a blog on Matrix
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Links to help me make a small reproducible example for my if_else() tidyverse R issue
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Creating and Using Rubrics for Assessment
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Probably wrong prediction: We will have forgotten about outdoor dining by 2025 just like we forgot why steam radiators are so hot
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Our son is a real artist
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On the benefits of sharing your work Composer and performer Kamala Sankaram discusses creating your own path and the diversity of opera! (I love opera!)
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Simon Willison's github scraping is officially supported by Github who call it 'Flat Data'
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exa
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Codespaces: GitHub's Play for a Remote Development Future
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everest pipkin: HERE IS THE ARTICLE YOU CAN SEND TO PEOPLE WHEN THEY SAY “BUT THE ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES WITH CRYPTOART WILL BE SOLVED SOON, RIGHT?”
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Stowe Boyd: Minimum Viable Work Means Less Work
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aRtist
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Kim Stanley Robinson's Response to the Ministry for the Future Seminar
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Cory Doctorow: Crooked Timber's Ministry for the Future Seminar <-- must read essays on climate change
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Practical SQL for Data Analysis
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It’s not their job to buy you cakeWorking remotely for the last year has revealed just how much of office culture is accidental, arbitrary, and sexist
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Everything Is Becoming Paywalled Content—Even You
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Stratechery: Cloudflare Durable Objects exist on the edge where the user resides and can be easily moved anywhere
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Bias Interrupters
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Hosting SQLite databases on Github Pages - or on any static file hoster
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reallifemag: The Sounds of Silence
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Not sure why R's if_else() fails! R type system misunderstanding? Misunderstanding of NA?
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My Mom died 8 years ago: May 5, 2013
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Old surge.sh DNS settings caused this blog not to update
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Your Performance Feedback is Probably Biased - Here Is What You Can Do About It
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The FLIF Facilitation Process
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Remote Support with a Self-Hosted Remotely Instance
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Just blog; I do not care whether you call it TILs or whether it is 188 characters or 5 pages
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Three weeks since my first dose of the Astra Zeneca Covid 19 vaccine and I feel fine!
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What3Words s*cks for emergency response?
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How To install Imagemagick on Ubuntu 20.04 with JPG, PNG and TIFF support aka 'delegates'? Why isn't this in the default install?
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Noise in Creative Coding
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Good 'ole emacs for bulk renaming using dired mode and query replace plus other renaming tools
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Image Classification with Perceiver
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Unpatent it, manufacture it, vaccinate the planet
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A barbaraic yawp
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HowTo add the 657 built in R colors to the flickr dataset (you need rowwise())
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How can I get a side-by-side diff when I do “git diff”?
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Install ImageMagick with JPG, PNG and TIFF Delegates - Ubuntu (20.04)
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Please help Vancouver restaurants by dining on their patios and getting takeout (do not use U*erats or S*ip the dishes if you can!)
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What3Words API - any location to 3 words that represents a 3 metre square
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Glitch This
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Unicode Text Converter is hilarious fun
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Generate a color analysis in the style of Emily Noyes Vanderpoel
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The Data Journalism Handbook Towards A Critical Data Practice free PDF! or 49 EURO for the book
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Send postcards of plots made in R
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Linked List : Three FOSS Tools to work with CSVs
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Not an imagemagick bug but an unclean data problem: one of the rows is missing an average colour because there was no thumbnail in flickr
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Why do I need two extra three byte values to make a 222x222 png using imagemagick (and why didn't this surface in 2016? 64 bit boundary issue? Padding issue? Little Endian? Big Endian?)
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Photoshop-less way using printf and magick (imagemagick version 7) to convert an RGB file created by xxd without a header to a PNG
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Linked List : Three FOSS tools to work with JSON
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Got my first dose of the Astra Zeneca Covid 19 vaccine today. Go science go!
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Linked List : FOSS Tools to Query DNS
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Seeing infrastructure: race, facial recognition and the politics of data
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The 13 Types of Displays That Are All (Unfortunately) Called Dashboards
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Photoshop-less way using ffmpeg to convert an RGB file created by xxd without a header to a PNG
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SCP user’s migration guide to rsync
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Average colour according to imagemagick resize of my flickr photos Jan 1, 2019 - Dec 31, 2020
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How To Use Imagemagick Version 7 convert to to resize an image to get average colour
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What information visualizations and metrics should I create from my flickr photos and metadata from 2019 and 2020?
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2.9 times as many photos in 2020 versus 2019: Due to wordwrap/end of line issues, i took less photos than i thought :-)
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My 2019 and 2020 flickr data 1 table SQLite and 1 file CSV version
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Those pesky pull request reviews
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My 2019 and 2020 flickr metadata: How To make a 1 table SQLite version
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My 2019 and 2020 flickr data now available as a 2 table SQLite database. Next step:datasette real soon now :-)
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How To retrieve flickr photos meta data in a 2021 Stylee! Been doing this since September 2010! Now with Ruby 3.0 'except'
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Kim Stanley Robinson's: The Ministry for the Future: terrible novel but great ideas like giving $USD100K to everybody so highly recommended :-) !
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How to Vancouverite in the rain: Always carry raingear because we live in a temperate rainforest
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How To Vancouverite in the Rain: Always carry chopsticks, spoon, fork, knife wrapped in a napkin since you never know when you'll have a hankering for adobo, pancit, mapo tofu, kimchi stew, chana masala or sushi
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Which color scale to use when visualizing data
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Notes on GPT-3
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Moderation in Infrastructure
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How To Vancouverite in the Rain: Always carry a plastic bag for outdoor coffee and doughnuts in the rain
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On March 3, 2021 Github action in rt-kits-api3 to get Firefox support questions broke because ruby gem ffi-1.13.1 wasn't found, fix:change Gemfile ffi version to 1.15.0
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The Python Graph Gallery
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Gardner Campbell: Online Class meeting preshow
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Excel Never Dies The Spreadsheet That Launched A Million Companies <-- The real 'programming for the people'
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Maarten Lambrechts: Mapping Geographic Data in R, with ggplot2
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Why Generation X will save the web
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Jay Graber: Decentralized Social Ecosystem Review
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What I wish I had known about single page applications
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Natalia Tepluhina: Six tips to improve your code review skills <-- Test locally, ask questions, don't hesitate to praise, separate blocking/non blocking and use these categories: question, suggestion, nitpicking
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Ben Welsh and the California Civic Data Coalition:First Python Notebook
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Oren Jay Sofer: Defending Against ‘Predatory Listening’
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Justine Tunney: cosmopolitan libc your build-once run-anywhere c library across x86 macOS, Windows 10 and Linux
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What's your conversational style? Are you a positive cooperative overlapper or interrupter? Can you handle it when others overlap or interrupt you?
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Tom MacWright: One way to represent things <-- most don't want to roll their own level abstractions they just want to solve a problem with software
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Mapping Geographic Data in R – with ggplot2! flowing data course yes!
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Checkvist now has crosslinks and backlinks - I couldn't get backlinks to work in my quick test
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Tesla’s data advantage. Can Apple, or others, keep up?
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Mobodro
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Everything in SQLite and Datasette and perhaps Glitch?
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Michelle Thorne: A movment to green the web
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Taking Firefox memory usage under control on Linux
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Cory Doctorow: 20 years a blogger aka How Cory blogs
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Personally Learning
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How to Plan With People Who Don’t Like to Plan
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Kyle Mitchell:Righteous, Expedient, Wrong - OSI swings at Elastic, misses, and leaves a mess
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Oral History of Alan Cooper
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Web Frameworks: Why You Don’t Always Need Them
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Podcast: What am I missing about S*bstack? Same selected people make money and control your content?!?
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Simon Phipps: The Rights-Ratchet Model
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Dave Rupert: The web is something different <--- imperfection is part of it, deal with it :-)
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Stephen Downes:On the Indieweb <-- you shouldn't have to pay for 'hosting' and 'servers' and it should be easy for everybody
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repl.it - The internet of Fun
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From 2019: Tobias Bernard: There is no Linux platform - Oh really?
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From 2018: Tobias Bernard: Banquets and Barbecues
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Mon Feb1st, 2021 at 4pmish, I was robbed of my Canon EOS RP camera & my Lumos Matrix helmet while bicycling on the Dunsmuir viaduct. Super weird & random. Luckily I'm physically unharmed & have insurance but I'll probably avoid that route unless there are lots of other riders!
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How to upgrade the Wavlink UTD01A Thunderbolt 3 dock Ubuntu driver: switch to insecure boot; download, compile and install firmware from Wavlink's site
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Doing Things That Scale
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Data Visualization in Society free
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Darius Kazemi: How do you compose for infinity? Via Matt Webb: Filtered for lo-fi strange new worlds
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Greg Wilson: Software Tools in JavaScript
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The Rights-Ratchet Model
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Righteous, Expedient, Wrong OSI swings at Elastic, misses, and leaves a mess
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How Monopolies Slowed the Vaccine Roll-Out, and Small Business Sped it Up - CVS and Walgreens didn't deliver. Local pharmacists did
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Jeremiah Owyang-The Future of Social Audio: Startups, Roadmap, Business Models, and a Forecast <- will audio rival video by the end of 2020s? I don't think so but I'd love to be proven wrong since the human voice is amazing
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Darius Kazemi
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The Role of Data in Diversity & Inclusion (w/ Tara Robertson)
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The Image of Postgres
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Hannah Selinger: Life Was Not a Peach
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How Google Drive Can Make Every Corner of Your Life Easier
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BC Alliance for Arts and Culture: Digital Ladders: March 4, 2021 - Ask me anything...About Custom Merchandise
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Kevin Montrose: Overthinking CSV With Cesil: An Introduction. Also, github sponsors are few and far between
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Anthony Shaw: Getting Started With Testing in Python <-- I'd like to do TDD in python, ruby and R someday :-)
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Library Map Part 2
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So what’s next?: five things I learned at #GOGLAM
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@maggiecodes_: How I applied to a Tech Job using a POST request using Insomnia an open source REST API client
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Maps and cameras are neglected app runtimes aka platforms
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Andrew Montalenti: Lucene: The Good Parts
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What's this about Micro-commits?
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The continuous Improvement Canvas
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The case for vaccine challenge trials
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Payback time-frame for research in software engineering
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Command Line Interface Guidelines by Aanand Prasad, Ben Firshman, Carl Tashian and Eva Parish
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Guy Kawasaki's Art of Web Conferencing i.e. be perhaps too awesome for $USD1200
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Go 46 era go! Fingers crossed!
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Daily Stand-Up Meetings Start Breaking the Rules
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Linus aka @thesephist: The long future of artificial intelligence
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Michael Nielsen: Augmenting Long-term Memory. Is it better to remember hundreds of facts or is it better to remember where to start looking for facts?
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45 and Twitter
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Kubernetes Intro
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Everything You Always Wanted To KnowAbout GitHub (But Were Afraid To Ask)
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Climbing towards NLU:On Meaning, Form, and Understanding in the Age of Data
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Nicholson Baker: The Lab-Leak Hypothesis (COVID leaked out of a lab?!?)
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Ryan Timpe: brickr R Tidyverse module to convert graphics to Lego Bricks
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Installed Ubuntu 20.04.1 Focal Fossa on my new for work Dell XPS13 9310
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Dr. Smartphone: An Ethnography of Mobile Phone Repair Shops
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Post COVID, I am really looking forward to buying lunch for Cog Dog aka Alan Levine
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Simon Willison: DALL·E: Creating Images from Text
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Reverse Engineering the source code of the BioNTech/Pfizer SARS-CoV-2 Vaccine
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TabFS
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30ish days left in 2020 - What are the sci-fi must-reads that were published this year?
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Climbing towards NLU:On Meaning, Form, and Understanding in the Age of Data
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Matt Webb: There is no AFTER
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Guide to Managing Remote Teams!
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Public API for Public APIs
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Collaborate with Live Share
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Happy Holidays, Happy New Year and Merry Christmas; my 2020-2021 holidays post
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Completed the first 3 weeks of my new job as Support Engineer at element.io
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Funkwhale - grooveshark inspired decentralized music
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Your Resume Is a Waste of Time: 8 Better Ways to Get Hired for the Job You Want
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CSS Grid changes everything
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Throwback: Friday December 9, 2005 with @mtippett @cbrumelle @bryanrieger @ddonat Did we get that 'next version' of music we talked about 12 years ago :-) ?
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Meeting Recovery Syndrome - goto to a happy place for a speedy recovery (written before the pandemic)
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Tom Jarrett: Designing Branch: Sustainable Interaction Design Principles
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Computing Education Resource Blog: Purpose-first programming: A programming learning approach for learners who care most about what code achieves: Katie Cunningham’s Defense
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Matt Webb: Is the internet of things more efficient or transformative because it contains the world? e.g. a crown in 90 minutes is more efficient<-- need to ask my dentist about this
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Fetch: Cross-Origin Requests
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Elvia Wilk:The World of Yesterday Waking from the cosmopolitan daydream
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Mark Guzdial:Computing Education Research Blog:Dijkstra’s Truths about Computing Education Aren’t: The many kinds of programming
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Charlie Schick:@molecularist The miracle of mundane
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Google finally killed Google Play Music and miraculously YouTube Music is finally usable
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Command Line Interface Guidelines
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Why Twitter is (Epistemically) Better Than Facebook
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Involvement Capitalism
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Stowe Boyd: Paradoxes of Engagement: Less Communication Is More
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Why Orbit is Better Than Funnel for Developer Relations
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Clown by clartaq: An outlining app with notes for each headline. Written in Clojure and ClojureScript.
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Stewart and the slack team: congrats on the Saleforce acquisition
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The macro problem with microservices
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Iteration in Python: for, list, and map
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Container orchestration tools explained
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Learn how microaggressions are exhausting by playing Killing Me Softly
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YouTube Music has issues that Google Play Music didn't: can't reliably play downloaded playlists, etc
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Software research is 200 years behind biology research
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Tim Ottinger: 7 code Virtues Explained
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Spanish Empire 'legibility': Filipinos were instructed by the decree of November 21, 1849 to take on permanent Hispanic surnames
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'Data Visualisation: A Handbook for Data Driven Design' (2nd edition, 2019)
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Eugene Wei: Seeing Like an Algorithm: legibility and the TikTok For You Page
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Doomsday prepping aka Disaster planning for less crazy folk
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Greg Wilson: On meetings <-- you've heard it before but love the concept of 'interruption bingo'!
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35 ways to use video in learning
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Semgrep
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Matt Webb: Social Team Cursors built into operating systems and virtual clothing like The Three Body Problem
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Via Ton: A Handy Firefox add-on to get markdown from a web page
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Setting up Synapse Matrix homeserver on a Raspberry Pi in Docker with Caddy and Cloudflare
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Shipping containers to any platforms
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Jay Rosen Two paths forward for the American press; applies to the Canadian press too
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Simon Willison: Personal Data Warehouses: Reclaiming Your Data
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The Internet in Everything: Freedom and Security in a World with No Off Switch
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R and ggplot2: ggrepel positions labels so they do not overlap
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Quick Tinker With Raspberry Pi 400
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Hyperlinking text in a ggplot2 visualization
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R and ggplot2: How to set literal colour values: use the 'as is' function aka I() instead of scale_colour_identity()
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Act as if You’re Really There
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Derek Jones: Evidence-based software engineering: book released
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Evidence-based software engineering: book released
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Cultural Analytics page 197 Visualization without reduction aka Direct visualization
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R and ggplot2: As per Cultural Analytics: Firefox Support Questions for an hour with x set to the minute the question was asked, logo plus 5 tokens from the question
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Weeknotes: sqlite-utils 3.0 alpha, Git scraping in the zeitgeist
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How to Get Hired for a Remote Job
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How to clean your glasses
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12 degrees of freedom
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R and ggplot2: What if, as recommended by Cultural Analytics, I used the actual text to make the graphic instead of converting the text to numbers i.e. colours
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csvs-to-sqlite, pandas dependency in setup.py issue 73 fixed thanks Simon Willison!
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This is the way by Stephen O'Grady
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Blockchain, the amazing solution for almost nothing
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csvs-to-sqlite, outdated pandas dependency in setup.py? issue 73
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The right and wrong way to set Python 3 as default on a Mac
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AI in Action
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Recompiled R 4.0.3 to not use X11 and to use cairo and now png() works without an X11 error and without a shadow graphics error
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Switched from Buster to Ubuntu Server Bionic Beaver 18.04.4 and compiled RStudio Server and it all works except for plots, need type='cairo' and or xvfb-run
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Unattended upgrades status?
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RMarkdown Driven Development (RmdDD)
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Meta RMarkdown - Taxonomy and Use casesrmarkdown tidyverse A meta collection of all things R Markdown.
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How I Teach R Markdown
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How to communicate more deliberately and efficiently when working remotely
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Let's stop fooling ourselves. What we call CI/CD is actually only CI.
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Installing rbenv and ruby on Raspberry Pi
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Error while trying to compile RStudio
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Cannot compile RStudio server on Raspberry Pi 4 8GB RAM Debian 10 Buster
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How to install R 4.0.3 on Raspberry Pi 4 8GB RAM Debian 10 Buster
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The unsolvable problem that foreshadowed quantum mechanics
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Making space to disagree
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16 Minutes on the News #37: GPT-3, Beyond the Hype
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R and ggplot2 barcode (pink: Windows, blue: macOS, green:Linux, purple: unknown/other) of Firefox questions by hour arranged in a 2x12 collage makes an interesting graphic, what if I did that for all of 2020?
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Reading Notes - Cultural Analytics - Lev Manovich
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How to Make Symbol-based Glyph Charts, with R Examples
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Personal Art Map with R
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Unnecessary election is over and thankfully the BC NDP won; go science go: go ventilation, masks and two metre distancing go. Go more testing go!
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Roland 808303.studio
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R and ggplot2 barcode of Firefox questions using no for loop - more optimizations, case...when, map2 and how it works
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My joyful obsessions includes fun with software development as well as non tech happy places like cross-country skiing, taking photos (not editing them), bicycling and walking with my family
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R and ggplot2 barcode of Firefox questions using no for loop just map functions, gain is questionable :-) but worth it in the long run, learned lots from learn to purrr
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R and ggplot2 barcode of Firefox questions using a for loop; functional version in next post
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R and ggplot2 pseudo code for barcode of Firefox questions
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What infographics should I make from hourly FF support questions? Barcode with a stripe for Operating System, and a stripe for hash of the question?
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achine Learning for everyone with Eric Siegel
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DOD Machine Learning Strategy
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Github Actions are super powerful and yaml is super confusing
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Why Time To First Response Matters (the 18 hour rule)
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Ambient Reassurance
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Simon Willison:Git scraping: track changes over time by scraping to a Git repository aka how to use github actions to call an API every 20 minutes
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Tools for Effective Documentation
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More than a few days, now starting my job search in earnest :-) aka Looking for work
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Why 'deep learning' (sort of) works
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Remote Moderated Usability Tests: Why to Do Them
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Dynamically generated images
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Running A Simple ‘Helpful Content’ Analysis
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Social software needs to be designed with social sidetone
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gather.town roland
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Naval's Recommended Reading
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How to teach yourself computer science
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Developer Roadmaps
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Downes
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BCCDC COVID-19 Language Guide - Guidelines for inclusive language
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MacOS Catalina uses zsh by default, if you are using the same you want to add the line to ~/.zshrc
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wget
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The Social Network is the computer
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I was wrong. CRDTs are the future
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To tell the truth sometimes it pays to lie
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From Here to Ipernity? (Was tun, wenn flickr stirbt?)
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Simply Jekyll
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Unoffice Hours: what it is and how to book a call
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MEC Members Bypassed in Sale of Assets to U.S. Firm
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A Gentle Introduction to Using a Docker Container as a Dev Environment
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Canomate - Automation tool for Canon cameras
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Wikipedia Article Table to API
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Array programming with NumPy - the NumPy paper
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Advanced Gmail Filters That Aren't Available in Gmail
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Debunking Narrative Fallacies with Empirically-Justified Explanations
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Look on the Blyth Side
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The Checkvist Inbox and Some API Scripts
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dv4l
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tidyblocks
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Shortcut to add current date / time
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git from the inside out
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H3 index visualizer
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Dashboards in your inbox – Revisting tips on emailing inline Google Sheet chart images with Google Apps Script
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How I applied to a Tech Job using a POST request
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UAL Data Driven Making Project - Stitching the Curve - PUBLIC VERSION
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sproute
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exit to community
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what's the purpose of philosophy?
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what every community needs
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styler
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Raspberry Pi Zero with Pi Camera as USB Webcam
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GPT-3 is an idea machine
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A Supercomputer Analyzed Covid-19 — and an Interesting New Theory Has Emerged
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Interconnected: Risk: micromorts, microCOVIDs, and skydiving
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An introduction to weather forecasting with deep learning
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what happens when you load a URL
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How to Untangle a Spaghetti Line Chart (with R Examples)
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working with me
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00 R books
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Applied Probability and Statistics
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Two.js for two-dimensional drawing and animation in modern web browsers
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So you want to build anti racist teams?
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The 19 character traits of intentional and impactful leaders
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Using Roam Research as a Customer Relationship Manager
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zettler
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Why Did Mozilla Remove XUL Add-ons?
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The Support Team’s Guide to Responding to (and Avoiding) Customer Complaints
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Thank you Mozilla! Leaving after being laid off after 11 years #mozillalifeboat
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How to make an SMS bot with Google Sheets and Twilio (no coding)
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550mb dataset
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Categories for the Working C++ Programmer
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A Better Learning Platform
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Wired: Social Movements Are Pushing Google Sheets to the Breaking Point<--- what if there were a decentralized version of a collaborative editing environment :-) hmmmm :-)
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How to Give Respectful and Constructive Code Review Feedback
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git check script
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design docs at google
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GraphQL in Datasette with the new datasette-graphql plugin
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s08e18: QAnon looks like an alternate reality game
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Anders blog chain explanation in github
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Ton: Your Blog is your Avatar <--- AMEN!
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Your blog is your avatar
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StreetComplete
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Recently
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Climbing towards NLU On Meaning, Form, and Understanding in the Age of Data
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Please consider donating to my team, Sofia's Camera Club, for the virtual Cypress Challenge in honour of my mother who died of Pancreatic Cancer in 2013. 100% of your donations go to pancreatic cancer; this is a zero overhead ride
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Reiterating: @CCleaner wipes out all the settings of @MozWebExt (@mozamo extensions) every time you close your browser, if you've set it to clean 'Internet Cache', probably due to a change in how @firefox>= 79 stores its permanent data.
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Computing Education Research Blog: Proposal #3 to Change CS Education to Reduce Inequity: Call a truce on academic misconduct cases for programming assignments and it is not necessary to have to struggle to learn
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Bloodlines
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GPT-3 architecture on a napkin
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Learning to See-Improving Knowledge Work Capabilities
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Fun with binary data and SQLite
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BlogThis! A checkvist list of links to blog
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uddite sensibilities and the future of education
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how gpt3 works visualizations and animations
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Regulate the web by yiibu: 'start challenging the assumption that the future of our online spaces can only consist of a more centralized, optimized, and sanitized version of our present'
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choral explanations
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matters computational
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22 Principles for Great Product Managers
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Social Media Disruption: Nigeria's WhatsApp Politics
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this is aaronland: i like dots <-- cheap and cheerful e-ink displays for museums and other applications
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There's more to life than being a weirdo, being normal or showing your work aka not sure what to make of Meredith L. Patterson's: When Nerds Collide My intersectionality will have weirdoes or it will be bullshit
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Nick Punt::Mea Culpa::Add a User Interface for admitting mistakes and forgiving those who make mistakes to social media like twitter in order to de-escalate
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Introducing Winbindex - the Windows Binaries Index
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My pink petal project mask arrived! it's great! Go get your own, $5 goes to Hogan's Alley Society
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The whole miasma of the internet has blocked me from blogging but not for long :-)
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self updating github readme
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a cookie cutter template for datasette plugins
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an example of cvss to sqlite with multiple tables and date and time fields
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NEW Pink Petal Mask added using thumbnails instead of patches: again 100% of my profits from Art of Where tights and masks will be donated to the Hogan's Alley Society
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wardley maps part 1 of 16
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Covid, Twitter, and Critique: An Interview with Carlo Caduff
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more than you ever need to know about lightning cables and ports
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out of the tar pit
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June-August 2020: 100% of my profits from Art of Where tights and masks will be donated to the Hogan's Alley Society
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nihola 4.0 trike
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How To get a list of escalated Firefox Desktop Support Questions
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How to make an SMS botwith Google Sheets + Twilio
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Algorithms of Oppression: How Search Engines Reinforce Racism By Safiya Umoja Noble: Racism is the fundamental API of the Internet
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retro piano free until august 31, 2020
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syncthing tao of mac
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Juneteenth @ Webflow: A day for conscious education & celebration
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15+ Books by Black Scholars the Tech Industry Needs to Read Now
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From Manongs to Pinay Domestic Workers: The Changing Face of Filipino Migration to the US
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first filipino family in the united states was in Louisianna in the 1800s
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A content-first approach to product onboarding
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An Analysis of Pre-installed Android Software
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machine learning harassment
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algorithms for the people .org
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How many of you know deep down that the team is working on something that no customer wants?
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how much can you learn from just two columns
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Dave Pollard: The perpetual growth machine
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Stephanie Allen: Fight the power: Redressing displacement and building a just city for Black lives in Vancouver
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Watch all 6:45 of Kimberly Latrice Jones's video 'How Can We Win' on racism preventing ownership and thriving in society
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A global outlook to the interruption of education due to COVID -19 Pandemic: Navigating in a time of uncertainty and crisis
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matloff I’m nearing completion of writing my new book, The Art of Machine Learning: Algorithms+Data+R,
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So You Want to Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo
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Chenchénstway is a Squamish word meaning “to lift each other up”
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Getting Support Is About Finding The Right Story
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Ethics & Race in Tech: Professor Ruha Benjamin Monday, June 1, 2020 https://youtu.be/frqac_nEeQ4
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Please donate to the Hogan's Alley Society
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obsidian
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Becoming anti-racist: Learning about race in CS Education
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kim crayton: introduction to being an antiracist
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anti-racist resources
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iwanthue.R
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terminius gets confused with ash of gods so force it to use integrated graphics
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wsl2 not supported on c630 because of firmware issues?
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Black Software: The Internet & Racial Justice, from the Afronet to Black Lives Matter
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Tiffani Bell : It’s Time We Dealt With White Supremacy in Tech
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jstor:: Institutionalized Racism: A Syllabus
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Clapback chest:: a search engine for all things social and political (within the context of the U.S.), centered mostly (though not exclusively) on common talking points we'd deem uninformed (or ignorant) as it relates to race
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Black Organizations And Anti-Racist Groups Canadians Can Support Now
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Urgent message from Peter Corning, basis 4 for Synthecracy = shared values for Cooperation
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afro.ca vancouver black owned restaurants, groceries, etc
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Planning for Coexistence? Recognizing Indigenous Rights Through Land-use Planning in Canada and Australia, by the Australian academic Libby Porter and Canadian Janice Barry
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send emails with gmail api
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Downes:: Where do Blog posts come from?
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Black lives matter
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How I made Art of Where Tights aka leggings and mask from Vancouver 2020 Pink Petal photos
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adventure cycling podcast
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Mac apps for recording of podcasts: piezo for simple, audio hijack for complicated, what are the Windows equivalents?
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deno is a browser for code
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Practical Python Programming
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HTML parsing for pup - Using the pup tool to more sanely extract data from HTML files (Stanford Journalism Computational Methods in the Civic Sphere)
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HowTo: Open support questions tagged escalate
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10 Mind-Bending Hard Science Fiction Books by Women
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a short history of bi-directional links
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HowTo: Open a random 25% of support questions using shuf and awk and wsl-open
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Ajit Joakar: AI superpowers – for people and jobs
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The Persistence of Anti-Asian Racism in Vancouver ¦ Part I
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HowTo: SQLite SQL query to get all May 1-25, 2020 Firefox desktop en-us questions that contain sync in title, content or tags columns
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HowTo: Datasette on Glitch for Firefox Desktop support questions January 1 to May 25, 2020
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i hate hybrid meetings
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Cúagilákv Jess Housty: Find Your Pod in in The Tyee
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Maarten Lambrechts: How to Make Animated Histograms in R, with ggplot and gganimate
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hauntsaninja via simon willison: pyp: Easily run Python at the shell
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Dave Pollard: There must be a better way
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To get a better programming job, explain your problem-solving skills
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Create a SQLite database from a kitsune question CSV file
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carbon
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Carbon.now.sh beautiful code formatting for twitter and moar
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Captura
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Twitter images can embed 1K in alt text like R code or a PGP Key
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Matt Webb: How about hyperlocal pandemic forecasting
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20,000 Roam Tags with Spacy
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How To get all Firefox Desktop SUMO KB Articles using pup WITHOUT using grep by using 'attr{href}'
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How To get all Firefox Desktop SUMO KB Articles using pup
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How to Make Animated Histograms in R, with ggplot and gganimate
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Chris Corrigan: Constraints that enable emergence
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Windows Subsystem for Linux Installation Guide for Windows 10
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jackywinter: introducing replier.app for basecamp, slack and gmail
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OpenDataCam
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brave new waves
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Can't wait for Lev Manovich's Cultural Analytics which should be 100% applicable to my hobby of making tshirts and leggings from flickr data
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Life during the Pandemic #3. @dale42 Tests Negative For COVID-19
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Revised workflow for rollingroland.com
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om: Productivity: what is it good for? Me: Absolutely nothing. Being kind and useful and creative and helping the world move forward is much better
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Michael L. Forman: Kapampangan Dictionary and Kapampangan Grammar Notes - Two books I'll probably never read :-)
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mentoring: Social Distancing Doesn’t Have to Disrupt Mentorship
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We Need a New Science of Progress - Humanity needs to get better at knowing how to get better
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Das gläserne Fahrrad
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Post Corona: The Cosmic Opportunity - Be a better person
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Losing Lena is well worth watching! A doc which discusses the exclusion of women from tech through the story of a woman whose Playboy centerfold became the basis of the modern JPEG
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iPad + arm mount + Beats Pro or AirPods = awesome Zoom combo
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Matt Webb: Domestic telepresence at scale: some notes
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parveen:: : It is the responsibility of a manager to give direct, timely, actionable feedback
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Hugo vs Jekyll: an epic battle of static site generator themes
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structured text tools
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A History of the Bicycle in the American City
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Apparently socks work as microphone pop filters?!?
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Adrian Daub: There Is No Alternativelessness - What's been hiding Germany's hidden crisis?
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How to import JSON data into Google Sheets to create a live COVID-19 chart "in 5 minutes without code" well actually :-) there is some code and it's called: importJSON
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Venkatesh Rao: How What and Where to Build
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Let's Build a Simple Database - Writing a sqlite clone from scratch in C
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let's build a browser engine!
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Over 40 In Vancouver: Life during the Pandemic #2 Mundanity For @sillygwailo Artichokes in Burnaby @bigheadtaco ?
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Use hugo server --renderToDisk to force your Hugo posts to be rendered to disk instead of RAM which is the current default
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ben congdon: switching from jekyll to hugo
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What's the first self indulgent thing you're going to do after things go "back to normal"? I'm going to @revolver_coffee. You?
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how to record voice chats in zoom, imessage, skype etc using audio hijack
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Glean:chutten: How much does that data cost
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Die Kurve ist flacher geworden. Go Germany Go! Go Germany Helping The Rest Of Europe Go!
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Free ebook: Crafting Interpreters by Robert Nystrom sounds great
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Garret's rebuttal to chuq's blogging is dead
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vowe:Comeback der Woche :: Skype <--- really?!? wirklich?!? Meet Now is awesome?!?
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Vancouver physically distanced bicycle rides during the pandemic: stay away from popular routes, beware of intersections with pedestrian paths
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Emma Humphries: WONTFIX
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RR: Record and Replay Go Backwards in Time in C++ on Linux with GDB
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Against Waldenponding II
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Agree with Chuq! The blog is dead and so is RSS but since i'm not trying to sell you anything (yet) i will continue to blog, generate RSS & not have an email newsletter #ymmv #doWhatMakesYouHappyAndGivesYouThe'Engagement'YouSeek :-)
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David Crawshaw: Remembering the LAN <- Amen! Programming should be fun, not combat against dark forces on the internet :-)
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Thank you to all front line workers
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Margo Aaron: Coronavirus Is Serious, But Panic Is Optional
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REMINDER: rolandmicroblog.com is my truly random podcast with no ads and no bumpers and hopefully will make you smile always :-)
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recent iPad + Airpods + mount = best combo for Zoom? <- From Several grumpy opinions about remote work at Tailscale
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Over 40 In Vancouver Life During The Pandemic #1
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Ribbonfarm: Against waldenponding aka against unplugging for self-care aka instead become part of the giant social computer in the cloud (GSCITC)
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Take Firefox questions in CSV and convert to SQL lite using Simon Willison's csvs-to-sqlite which I guess uses the sqlite3 import command underneath?
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Everest Pipkin: Open source, experimental, and tiny tools roundup
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Kieran Healy - A COVID Small Multiple in R with ggplot2
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jscher's Printable Extension for Firefox
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That Discomfort You’re Feeling Is Grief - Elisabeth Kübler-Ross's five stages of grief updated with a sixth: find meaning
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Jens von Bergmann: Canada COVID-19 interactive growth rate explorer
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Kieran Healy: Get Your Epidemiology from Epidemiologists <--- awesome documented R code
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COVID-19 checkvist list of links
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The Books We Can Use to Rebuild Civilization, Selected by Neal Stephenson, Brian Eno, Tim O’Reilly & More
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Glitch for remote work and gratuitous :-) WFH advice from me to you
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The Friday Cover: Coronavirus Will Change the World Permanently. Here’s How.
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Litt and Jackson: Wildcard: Spreadsheet-Driven Customization of Web Applications
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Chris Corrigan: Sense-making in real time: Observe; look for patterns; inquire; what keeps the patterns in place?
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Peace and Love from Vancouver. Wash your hands. Socially isolate if you can. Be kind
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The Basecamp Guide to Internal Communication
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Josh Bernoff: You’re sharing essential content. Here’s how to get colleagues to read it.
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I fully endorse the use of they
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Will we have to go through the Kübler-Ross five stages of grief for our pre-pandemic lifestyle? I am an optimist therefore I don't think so!
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Day 2 of working at home! Really miss the office and most importantly my colleagues
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Daily updates from COVD-19 in British Columbia from Vancouver Coastal Health
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Howard and Gugger: Deep Learning for Coders with fastai and PyTorch: AI Applications Without a PhD <--- sounds too good to be true :-) but the jupyter notebooks sound great
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Firefox:The Product-Details JSON API, need to call this in my Firefox support questions scripts
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Is there a word for missing-hanging-in-the-office-with-my-fab-colleagues-due-to-being-heavily-encouraged-to-work-at-home? :-) How about "corona'd" or "so 2020"?
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How to install python 3.7 into a python virtualenv on WSL
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Firefox Support Question to CSV for tagging by Mechanical Turk Workflow
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How to: retain selected fields and remove the rest in a CSV file using mlr aka miller
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I want off Mr. Golang's Wild Ride: 'Go is a Bell Labs fantasy, and not a very good one at that' (kind of like C++ before it, am I right :-) ?)
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Use Transfer Learning from prior image models to generate tshirt graphics?
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Fastpages from fastai I don't fully understand: you still need a server to render python notebooks for testing purposes, right? Altair Python Visualizations seem excellent & Blogging via Word files is great though
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How To: Fact Check the corona virus aka Covid-19 crisis
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The good ole days at Bryght :-) 'Web 1.0' versus 'Web 2.0'
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SQLite, JSON, CSV :-) the eternal golden braid of formats? so many tools for normal folks to grok them without programming e.g. sqlitebrowser
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Payak 2020: 1:40 oops fell 3 times in the first 5km, but mountain view climb was fast because of the klaebo running up hill diagonal stride technique
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Eugene Wallingford: Programming feels like home. <-- To me it feels like a comfortable chesterfield :-) Ton's got a great take on it too #ymmv
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Imagemagick v7 is much faster than OilyPNG or VIPS for creating images, cropping them and montaging i.e. collaging them
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How I made Art of Where Tights from Berlin photos
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pup for HTML is like jq for JSON
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Robin Sloan: An app can be a home-cooked meal
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Max Woolf: How To Make Custom AI-Generated Text With GPT-2
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Parasite is a deeply disturbing yet great film
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Visualizing Google Trends using ggplot2 and geom_area instead of ggridges
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Execute Program is also excellent
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You Don't Know JS is excellent
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Building The Analytics Team At Wish: Great insights about data pipelines, data warehouses and visualizations
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a most perfect union: just in time compilers
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SQL Murder Mystery - learn SQL by solving a murder
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Jon Ippolito: The Art of Misuse <-- creative misuse is thinking outside of the box to stretch our minds to accommodate what's outside the box
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hey.com - email reinvented by the Basecamp folks
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Eleventy Love - Building a blog with tags
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jenny offill novel weather via nytimes:: how to write fiction when the planet is falling apart
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Stowe Boyd Building A Zettelkasten (notes that are: atomic, autonomous, linked, explain why, your own words, links to references) In Typora
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CHI2020 paper, "What is Wrong with Computational Notebooks? Pain Points, Needs, and Design Opportunities" <--- Difficult to use with Version control, crashes, difficult to reproduce and reuse, etc
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Federico Pereiro: 'S3 cost can be very significant; downloading a GB once currently costs 3-4x the cost of storing it for an entire month' - also cool stuff about backends using nginx, SSL, redis, node, etc
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I'm in Zurich until Monday morning then Berlin until Saturday morning
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Anca Dumitrache: Truth in Disagreement: Crowdsourcing Labeled Data for Natural Language Processing
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How to clear a field in a CSV file using miller aka mlr
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Working with 4 University of Alberta Computer Science Students in the CANOSP program on a machine learning project to auto-tag Firefox desktop support questions based on a human trained dataset
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Week 1 of Firefox 72 Firefox Support Questions: same rolling total as Firefox 70 and 71 so far
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Rudy Rucker: The Lifebox, the Seashell, and the Soul
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Christoph Molnar: Interpretable Machine Learning A Guide for Making Black Box Models Explainable.
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Daniel Shiffman: ml5.js Pose Estimation with PoseNet aka Machine Learning: Photos to skeletons
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Allen Holub: What is Agile? The elevator pitch.
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Can bicycles save the world? -> Nikolaeva and Nello-Deakin: Exploring velotopian urban imaginaries: where Le Corbusier meets Constant?
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Ivan Lokhov of datawrapper.de: Let’s eat our way through Berlin
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Vowe: A personal Kanban board needs four columns:Do, Doing, Do Not, Done
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Outrageous opinion: Government should take over transport starting with cities, then suburbs then the countryside then planes and replace with zero emission vehicles
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Howard Rheingold:: Crap Detection Resources
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2010s lookback: Total user experience rules! Proof is in the iPhone, AirPods and Apple Watch
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NPR: It's 2050 And This Is How We Stopped Climate Change
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Probably Wrong Prediction: Zero non Zero Emission Vehicles in cities by 2029
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Happy New Year 2020 / Einen guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr :-)!
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Happy Holidays and Happy New Year. See you in 2020!
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Raul: Granular Planning and Rule of Threes strategy: Break into thirds, do 3 things per day, budget 3 times the amount needed
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Operation Elop: The final years of Nokia's mobile phones
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You are in a maze of twisty proprietary :-) email gmail silos all alike aka Create a mail merge using Gmail and Google Sheets
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Ivy Lee Method: Write down 6 tasks at end of day, then do the 1st one first, 2nd one second, etc
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Satellite Studio: OpenStreetMap Haiku <-- 'tis fabulous
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scrcpy: Display and control your Android device
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OpenAPI to GraphQL looks great
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Greg Wilson: Allocating Responsibilities (rotating decomposition is my favourite)
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Simon Willison: Better presentations through story telling: AIM, Star (and bonus: sparklines)
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Tomas Petricek: Analyzing and visualizing data with F#
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Greg Wilson: Cutting Corners
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textpipe: clean and extract metadata from text
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Aaron Parecki: Tools and apps for home automation without relying on cloud services
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Carolyn Stransky: Life is hard and so is learning GraphQL at ReactJS Girls Conference
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Windows 10 keyboard shortcut: Control Shift End to select to end of line (and then delete to delete it)
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Inessential: The best time to start a blog is 20 years ago. The second-best time is today :-)
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Enjoying my bluetooth SmartMike+ from Kickstarter for recording podcasts to rolandmicroblog wirelessly
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Inessential: This Feature Should Be Easy
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Carolyn Stransky: How to remove condescending language from documentation
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Zazzle infographic from Berlin July 2019 - 75 pixel circular thumbnail from 168 thumbnails (24x28 = 1800px2100px) (spot yesterday's bug: 'ls -1tr' instead of 'ls -1')
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Zazzle infographic from Berlin July 2019 - 150px circular thumbnail from 168 thumbnails (12x14 = 1800px2100px)
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Emma Humphries: Extracting a list from a webpage
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What is your happy non tech place? Mine is cross-country skiing, taking photos (not editing them), bicycling and walking with my family
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Ink and Switch - Local First Software
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Kitsune Questions and Answers API to CSV with tests
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NICE TO HAVE: Kitsune questions and answers API tester
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Ilya Kreymer's Client-Side Replay Technology: using service workers to emulate web servers in web browsers
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Hannah Howard: Why do we only care about programmers?
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Backed Bangle.js: the hackable Smart Watch
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Possible Berlin 2020 Mozilla All Hands Swag: Berlin circular cropped photos on the back, contributor infographic on the front
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HowTo: Concat multiple CSV Files into one using head and sed
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In 2004 We In The Blogging World Didn’t Have Cynicism
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Congrats Miss 604 on 15 years of blogging!
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Someday I'll wear an open source watch running my own software on my wrist perhaps a future version of DSTIKE ESP32 Watch DevKit
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I must drop my own CSV into this bar chart race d3.js tutorial
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In 2019, unlike 2004, we write defensively and attenuate for the search and newsfeed algorithms
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Timezone math is not my friend :-)
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It's 2019: Windows is a viable choice for non developers and developers who can develop in the cloud or don't mind WSL's slowness; WSL is the gateway to Linux laptops
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What is the Strava endgame? Acquisition?
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Pinboard -> SQLite -> datasette -> glitch
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Hey Tyee Commenters! Scholars Studied You. Here’s What They Found <-- leads me to believe there's something to 'de-ranting' i.e. only displaying ranting language to the 'original ranter', everybody else only sees the constructive language
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Simon Willison: Google Cloud Shell is a web-based terminal providing access to a VM with a persistent 5GB home directory. I believe anyone with a Google account who clicks this link will get a terminal
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Firefox 70 Desktop looks to be a quiet release compared to FF65-69 based on the cumulative sum of the SUMO Forum questions in the first two weeks
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R base graphics to audio: devoutaudio
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My new 1 pager restaurant reviews site hosted on glitch using eleventy
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HOWTO: turn off clipping in R plots with ggpot2
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Firefox 65-69 Cumulative Sum Day 1-28 of Firefox Support Questions on support.mozilla.org
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Do you remember you first photo on instagram? Mine was launch day October 6, 2010
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StaSh - Shell Like an Expert in Pythonista - will probably help me with GPS driven music on the iPhone
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How to Help Someone Use a Computer by Phil Agre
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How to make PCTV USB TV Stick 800e and 801e from 2010 work on Windows 10
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Sara Alspaugh and Nava Zokaei and Andrea Liu and Cindy Jin and Marti A. Hearst: Futzing and Moseying:Interviews with Professional Data Analysts on Exploration Practices
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R Studio: Reminder that you will get obscure error messages because R Studio saves and restores all your variables
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I do not support F*cbook news and I do not support FB's partnership with Br*itbart
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James Tyack: Why Your Engineering Teams Need Incident Commanders
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Jill Wetzler: Disrupting Bias in Feedback
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Torie Bosch: The lines of code that changed everything
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R and Lubridate: How to add week number starting with Firefox release date i.e. Tuesday instead of Sunday or Monday to a dataframe so Tuesday October 22, 2019 - Monday October 28, 2019 is Firefox 70 week 1 and 29Oct-4Nov2019 is FF70 Week 2
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Got my Fido Samsung Note 8 Android Security Update for October 2019 on October 21, 2019 - 20 days after Google released it on October 1, 2019
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A tale of 2 plots: Most Firefox desktop SUMO questions come in the first two weeks based on data from Firefox 65 to 69
-
windows 10 aarch64 lenovo c630 crash 20191020_182618 last crash October 5
-
More than 100 Firefox support questions in the SUMO Forum in a single day means something meaningful like the add-ons outage is going on
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Firefox 65-68: Number of desktop questions on support.mozilla.org by release week for the first 4 weeks of a release
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Also Highly Recommended: Getting Clojure
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Highly Recommended: Clojure for the brave and true
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How to make cider work in project.clj: install lein 2.9.1, set dependencies to nrepl 0.6.0 and plugins for cider-nrepl to 0.21.1
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RStudio build script changes: changed from JDK7 to JDK 8, bionic from debian
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Successfully compiled ARM64 Windows 10 R Studio Server v1.2.5001 on Lenovo C630
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No ARM64 version of RStudio for Windows 10
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Gene Kim: Love Letter To Clojure (Part 1) & Ruby's chevron operator, '<<' mutates
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Brooklyn Zelenka: Haskell for Typescript Developers
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I'll get a Surface Book X in late 2020 or early 2021 for work if it runs Zoom and WSL2 well and the reviews are good (assume printer drivers will work by then)
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Anecdotal review of Lenovo C630 Yoga ARM64 / AARCH 64 Windows 10 laptop: great except for WSL2 not working, USB not working with Zoom
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How to type angstrom i.e.'a' with 'o' aka a with ring on top in Windows 10: switch to international keyboard and then type RightAlt W
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sweetmeat: How to Automatically Reindent Code With Sublime Text (and add a keyboard shortcut)
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The Microsoft Surface X is like a Dynabook: tablet, stylus, great battery life, always connected via LTE, just missing Smalltalk
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Github flavoured markdown and most markdown implementations cannot handle newlines in tables: ruby solution: tr("\n", "")
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windows 10 aarch64 lenovo c630 crash 20191005_020848 last crash September 29
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Beautiful News Daily is Beautiful
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Create CSV file from API Ruby Lessons learned: multiple line regular expressions and sort arrays with sort_by()
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Glitch is everywhere: tone.js demos
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Why JavaScript Tooling Sucks <--- really isn't that truth that all our software tooling sucks in general not just JS?
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thomasp85: Palettes for R based on the Scientific Colour-Maps
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Windows 10 ARM64 AARCH64 Lenovo C630 Insider Build Fast Ring crashed today at 8pm like September 25 with VIDEO_SCHEDULER_INTERNAL_ERROR Version 10.0.18990.1
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Thomas Lin Pedersen ggforce - utilities for custom ggplot2 plots
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How to connect a Raspberry Pi Zero to a Mac for both power and WiFi <--- how to do this on Windows?
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For Kristina: Scott Hanselman: Good, Better, Best - creating the ultimate remote worker webcam setup on a budget
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Windows 10 ARM64 AARCH64 Lenovo C630 Insider Build Fast Ring crashed twice today: 7am and 6pm both times with VIDEO_SCHEDULER_INTERNAL_ERROR Version 10.0.18990.1
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In case you were wondering, I am not some random Roland :-) haha! I am the number one 'Roland Tanglao' on Google, google it :-)
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It ain't easy to be a software platform vendor: just ask Apple, Twitter, Relive, Garmin and Strava
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How to ask a question: what you did, what you expected, what happened, your requirements
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Another great explainer from Victoria Drake: Knapsack problem algorithms for my real-life carry-on knapsack
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Job Interview Questions boil down to three: 1. are you curious? 2. can you use your knowledge when you need it? 3. can you admit what you need to learn?
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Victoria Drake: How users and applications stay safe on the Internet: it's proxy servers all the way down
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MUST READ: Dave Demers: Vancouver's urban forest—a canary in the gold mine
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Of course there are sample 11ty projects on glitch
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Running jekyll serve broke my RSS feed; solution use ruby bundler in production mode
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eleventy static site generator in node and javascript is faster than jekyll?!?
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WSL2 doesn't work on ARM 64 Windows 10 because you can't enable the hypervisor in the BIOS
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Upgraded this blog to jekyll 4
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RSS club makes me laugh :-) Also WSL2 max_user_watches is hilarious
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True experts are authors i.e. they can write down explanations and explain it to non experts
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Javascript and the DOM are too complicated for beginners
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Where was I on September 11, 2001?
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WSL1 runs fine from cmd.exe, the windows command line, but not from the Windows 10 GUI(tap the Windows key, type 'u' and click on Ubuntu)
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Windows 10 build 18975 on the Fast Insider Ring on ARM64 Windows 10 Lenovo C630 broke WSL1 and I cannot install WSL2
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Got my Samsung Note 8 Update for August on September 6- one month delayed
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Learning ethics (the real ethics not the STV100) version should be mandatory for all starting high school
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The 2 Erics are at it again with pixaver: Google Photos backups made easy, reminds me of shoeboxapp
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ggpointdensity would probably make some awesome tshirt graphics
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Eugene Wallingford: Learn the Basics, Struggle a Bit, Then Ask Questions
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Last week I met up with super smart 'Mathemagenic' Lilia Effimova and her lovely family
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Welcome Back Kotter er Om :-)
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BC Ride to Conquer Cancer 2019: moving and humbling just like 2017, ride the 1946 Schwinn bicycle aka Mildred in 2020?!?
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Value others’ time. Limit instant messages to two a day among all colleagues.
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Probably Wrong Prediction:-) : WeWork will be gone before 2029
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Kevin Kwok: The Arc of Collaboration/Slack as Else Statement
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How to: Use Imagemagick vignette to circular crop
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Use Sampler to build terminal-based-dashboards?
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HowTo: Circular Crop with ImageMagick
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Rolling to Redmond (inspired by the Ride to Conquer Cancer 2017)
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Climbing to You
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Anybody try Notion (notion.so)?
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When will the Android 8 Security Update of August 5, 2019 come out on Note 8 on Fido in Canada? End of August? September?
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Computing Education Research Blog:Task-specific programming languages: People aren’t dumb. Programming is hard.
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If you can learn when you're going down a rabbit hole, automation is beneficial! Problem is you don't always know until you've wasted a lot of time
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Great software teams ship regularly (every 10 weeks or less) and have a process for iteratively shaping their software
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McGee's Musings: Leading self-managed experts: 'collaborate with your experts to articulate and explore questions you have not thought to ask.'
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Stowe Boyd: Feedback about Feedback
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Read Stephen Rees's The Last Post
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As I predicted in 2015 :-) computational photography has arrived
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craigmod: Fast Software, the Best Software - which is why I use phone apps to edit photos
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Just came back from Berlin where beer is actually legal :-)
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Dan McKinley: Causal Inference for Fun and Profit
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Retired and happy, I'd be the super enthusiastic and welcoming true expert in an online open source community
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Please support my Ride to Conquer Cancer 2019
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Windows Insider Fast Ring Build 18932.1000 fixed my issues accessing \\wsl$ as well as running explorer.exe on Lenovo Yoga C630 ARM64. Thanks to WSL issue 4016
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My Samsung Note 8 received the May and June Android security update on July 6, 2019, when will I get the July update :-) ?!? Thanks Fido
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IA Writer 1.1.7121.15952 still hangs when opening WSL files
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Love the New Westminster New Media Gallery
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Knowledge Frameworks Matter: Lists, Cycles, Hierarchies
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Dan McKinley: Choose Boring Technology
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Need to cherry pick the most relevant stuff from these four great examples of Support Reporting from helpscout
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Happy Canada Day 2019
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Come celebrate my birthday Friday July 12, 2019: 730 Breakfast at Livia, 930ish Coffee at Nusa, 1130ish Lunch at Kulinarya, after lunch beers at Port Moody Ales
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static HTML pages and links is all you need in the end; everything else is icing on the cake
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Maybe all those people who would've learned scripting languages on OS X are instead hacking those same scripting languages on Linux e.g. a $35 Raspberry PI and/or writing javascript/node.js apps in glitch or jsbin or jsfiddle or Android apps or IOS apps?
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Yes; it does require lots of tech skills that are constantly changing so you have to be in the (software) field basically to keep up (with the Open Web and Indie Web)
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Use Ferrite or AUM to record two microphone podcasts?
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Kip made a Mozilla Whistler All Hands badge for the e-ink board that rotates between 1 of 16 Kennedy Space Centre photos
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Vancouver 2019 Restaurant Recommendations near the Mozilla office
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GNU Parallel replacement string for filename without path and filetype is '{/.}'
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Use Tag Wranglers on SUMO like Archive of Our Own?!?
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Gotta try Andy McKay's create issue on Github as a ToDo list
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Fido APN settings for Lenovo C630 Yoga since autodetect doesn't work probably because this computer was never sold in Canada
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Open Multiple URLs Firefox Add-on by Firefox user 12363525
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The Launchy Ruby gem doesn't launch Firefox on Windows 10 build 1903 ARM64
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rt-kits-api2 second version of my SUMO API code, now with daily CSV :-)
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New SUMO Kitsune questions API: created and updated less than and greater than for created and updated fields
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When in doubt go to bed! <--- gleaned from Microcosmographia lv: The Discipline
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The Art of Command Line
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Firefox Nightly is working great on Lenovo C630 Yogo ARM64 with Windows 10
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Accessing WSL files from File Explorer using \\wsl$\Ubuntu appears to be broken in ARM64 Windows 10 Builds on Windows 10 Build 1903
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Hello world from Windows 10 ARM64 Lenovo C630 Yoga
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recode is a handy linux command line utility to convert text with html escaped entites like & lt to <
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Maybe Fido is delaying Samsung Note 8 Updates not Samsung (since Note 8 is on the list of phones that get a monthly update and the Samsung S10 got an update already)?
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Omar Shehata: Unravelling the JPEG
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Interplanetary Gatsby: The Complete Beginner's Guide to Deploying Your First Static Website to IPFS: another cool thing I should try!
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Make a tshirt or sticker or some such swag from the thumbnails of a pdf of bugzilla text contributions (e.g. new bugs, comments, metadata changes) or kitsune text contributions (e.g. SUMO KB article edits)
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Reinstalling the Realtek audio drivers fixed the 'audio not working when switching from USB to builtin Surface Book 2 speakers' problem, could this also explain my May 27, 2019 audio issue?
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May 17, 2019: USB Audio didn't work but USB microphone did. Vidyo problem? Hardware problem with Surface Book 2 USB?
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McGuckian Shane: Scraping Reddit with PRAW
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Tom MacWright's Big Presentation system looks great and it works on glitch
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OutlinerSoftware.com is an old skool forum for outliners, PIMs and Knowledge management software
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On May 9, 2019, my Surface Book 2 Keyboard and Touchpad stopped working
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S*msung Note 8 on F*do received the Google April Security Patch on May 11, 2019
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Dan Hill: Avo, Stadia, Arcade, Bandersnatch, and the New Grammar of Television (and Games) — Part 1: Form is substance
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Mathics looks cool although why bother when Mathematica is still free for Raspberry Pi?!?
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Classic Byte August 1981: Design Principles Behind Smalltalk
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WSL2 is great!
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empathy is a choice!
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cert2019: excellent teamwork and problem solving over the weekend
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Way Spurr-Chen: When correcting others on the Internet do not confuse firmness with harshness
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You can also use the English International Keyboard (switch to this keyboard using Windows + Space Bar) to type accented characters "+ a vowel to get German umlauts for example
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Enjoying using freecompose on Windows to type accented characters e.g. German vowels with umlauts like 'ä'
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Richard Gabriel: Nevertheless, the spreadsheet was something never seen before. A chart indicating the 64 greatest events in accounting and business history contains VisiCalc.
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Kapampangan and Tagalog: Jenny Odell: When you think something is one thing but it's actually two things due to your duration and quality of attention
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Use glideapps.com to make an app from Google Sheets to recommend Vancouver restaurants?!?
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Victoria.dev How to make changes to a private github repo result in a deployment of a public github site? Two Ways: 1) Travis CI 2) Netlify and Make
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Probably Wrong Prediction :-) : No gas or diesel cars for sale in 2030
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Probably Wrong Prediction :-) : No x86 laptops for sale in 10 years
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Orff's AppleWatchFaces: Create your own faces for watchOS. Customize the watch hands, layout, colors, and images. Edit faces on your phone and switch them on the watch. <-- sounds great
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Loving the Typora Markdown Editor
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Windows 10 insider build slow run build crashed with win32k_power_watchdog_timeout
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Datasette on glitch seems more future proof but more complicated than datasette on Zeit Now
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How to use mlr (miller) to create an id, url CSV file from a file of ids by concatenating 'support.mozilla.org/questions/' to the id
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Idea: make a tshirt with the m*eller report r*dacted with 50% of the thumbnails on front and 50% on back and call it of course 'mrstardacted'
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MakeVancouver allover tshirt using Kennedy Space Center photos with hatched graphic algorithm from Jean Fan
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Jan 1, 2019 - April 18, 2019 - 22 (out of 5539 i.e. 0.4%) SUMO Firefox desktop Forum questions about losing two factor authentication codes
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Carnets - Standlone Jupyter notebooks for iOS!
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Quantum computing for the very curious via nicky <-- amazing
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Today I learned that SQLite doesn't have array types
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Checkvist Firefox analyst notes and tags -> API -> SQLite -> Datasette -> allow people to do sql queries?
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S*msung Note 8 got the Android 9 Pie Update April 1st, when will it get the April 5, 2019 Android security patches?
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e-ink/epaper red, white and black badge with: TTGO-T5s-V1-9-ESP32-2-7-EPaper-Plus-Module-for-Alexa-I2S-DAC-MAX98357A-MEMS
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Nikon 1 GPS GP-N100 erroneously sets the EXIF in photos to 2099 instead of 2019 due to a GPS Week rollover bug starting April 6, 2019
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I really like Jean Fan's Flickr: color distribution of publicly available images, adapt it to my tags: bicycling, xcskiing, food, rainy?
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White pseudo-camo 'art of where' tights using Mozlando 2018 Kennedy Space Center photos processed through Jean Fan's hatching function
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Windows 10 taskbar doesn't autohide 2 solutions: 1. restart windows explorer 2. click on search and then click on desktop to close the search window
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Machine Learning in the cloud from a Browser using Tensor Flow, Keras and Jupyter Notebooks
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Prediction: Artificial General Intelligence won't be written in Software 2.0
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Tried Jean Fan's R function on Mozlando KSC 200x200px, maybe I should have started with a black and white image?
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Use Hatching, shape-based tonal or shading, to create fun infographics for tshirts in R (code by Jean Fan)
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Boris Mann: Chunks of text, not too large, connected with links.
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07January2019 how to calculate time differences for support using R and lubridate
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Russell and Vinsel: Hail the maintainers (innovation is over-rated)
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Had to Reboot my Surface Book 2 again to get WiFi working, just like April 12, 2018
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NVIDIA Jetson Nano - Good machine learning starter system; more flexible than google's Coral TFLite board?!?
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Eric Rice: Please start podcasting again, I'd love to hear your voice again!
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Memories of University of Waterloo CS240:Learn Rust With Entirely Too Many Linked Lists
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everybody thinks they're an expert on fixing web browser bugs and how easy it is to add web browser features because they use a web browser daily. I bicycle every day but don't consider myself an expert on bicycle design, repair and maintenance #ymmv
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Kitsune 'products' are defined in the django admin backend
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Kitsune Questions aka AAQ API, product == 'firefox' is desktop, 'mobile' is Firefox for android
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Learning not learning Tagalog and Kapampangan by podcasting
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There's nothing special about voice or podcasts, everybody should be able to publish what they: voice, audio, text, video whatever whenever they want to whomever they want
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It's March 15, 2019: My $USD900 Note 8 is still at January Android security patch level i.e. more than 2 months behind: Thanks but no thanks S*msung and F*do
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Downloaded Stephanie's neon and neon2 flickr galleries before the big flickr March 12, 2019 deletion
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How to move files newer than 60 minutes ago to another directory
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I'm sure I've overanalyzed this but I'm going to back to my Windows Surface Charger Theory because Windows Explorer crashed and my battery was at 6%
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Use Martin Krzywinski's colorsnap utility to create green, black, white, and pink camo from multiple images?!?
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The Windows black screen of death is a sleep screen? Maybe not a power issue?!
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The Windows black screen of death is due to a known problem with the Surface power adapter I believe: it can't supply 60W so it can't charge enough to charge and run the Surfacebook simultaneously when the battery is < 10%
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Perhaps the Windows black screen of death was due to a dead battery
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Again! Weird Windows 10 Black Screen of Death after signin fixed by resetting network in Windows 10 safe mode
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It's March 2, 2019: has the current podcast boom busted yet?
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Weird Windows 10 Black Screen of Death after signin fixed by resetting network in Windows 10 safe mode
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Anybody want to help document the undocumented Kitsune aka 'the system that powers support.mozilla.org' REST APIs on readthedocs?
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When you get a flickr photo using the search API or the photoset API, you can't determine which photoset it is in by setting a field in extras
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backup-originals.rb - I have written flickr backup programs like this at least twice :-) How about you :-) ?
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get-set-photo-metadata.rb - Ruby code to download metadata from a flickr set of photos i.e an album
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Payak 2019: 1 hour 29 minutes (skate), Payak 2018: 1:40 (skate) Payak 2017: 1:25 (classic)
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Teaching Digital Ladders February 25-26, 2019 to Arts folks
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Make a tshirt from Kjetil Golid's fabulous Noisify (via Flowing Data)?
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Don't be selfish folks, cafes are not designed for customers to take up more than one person width
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Using mlr aka miller to combine selected fields from multiple CSV files
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R Studio Conf Keynote Day 2 - Explicit Direct Instruction in Programming Education - Felienne aka 'It's 2019 read code out loud to teach coding'
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Prediction: Current Podcast 'boom' :-) will end before the end of 2020
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Laura Schenck: CSS is a Declarative, Domain-Specific Programming Language
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Users don't know when their antivirus breaks Firefox and it's not obvious to them so they don't mention it in their support requests
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Installed ruby 2.6.1 on WSL with readline support so irb cursor keys work, here's how
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Magic Community Management Phrase: We don't do that here
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We know nothing about personal publishing on the web, the best is yet to come
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Got my Make Vancouver #mozlando2018 Kennedy Space Center shirt yesterday and it's fab
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Photomosaic Image Builder: codebox/mosaic in python
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Make Vancouver print all over shirt idea: left: 100px right 200 px
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Buy my Mozlando 2018 Kennedy Space Center Tshirt from zazzle.ca
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We are all: Analytical, Intuitive, Functional and Personal depending on the context
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One leg 200px, one leg 100px
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Citizen's assembly instead of philosophers and computer scientists deciding who lives who dies?!!
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Today's idea: green, tan and white camoflage from Vancouver flickr pictures
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To get more of a patchwork quilt effect I'm trying 200x200px
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First successful Kennedy Space Center 'patchwork quilt' suitable for tights
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The 'patchwork quilt' effect that I'm looking for is better with 100 pixel by 100 pixel patches
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my ruby vips code crashed my surface book 2 when running Ubuntu on Windows Subsystem for Linux!
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Did you catch the bug in yesterday's vips code? I've coded an oily_png version that is at least twice as fast!
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Which is faster at creating 5x5 pixel patches and combining them into an image: ruby-vips, oily_png, imagemagick::convert? I am guessing ruby-vips
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The Unschedule: Schedule your leisure time, breaks and errands not your work stuff!
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Creating one leg for Zazzle / Art of Where tights using random 5x5 pixel patches from Kennedy Space Center Photos
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There's no place like (blogging) home (Medium was never my home megamix :-) ).
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Azure Key Phrase Extraction API looks useful for Firefox Support Requests
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Flowing data animated gif heatmaps with Base R and ImageMagick
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Stratechery's tl;dr: Open Source infrastructure software like MongoDB is doomed to being disrupted by AWS or other big company unless the OSS has a hosted service or other business model?
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2019 Things to (re)learn: CSS, SQL, infoviz using web tech not Python, R and Ruby, Tagalog and Kapampangan
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R: you can source files you pass as command line arguments at run time!
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India Innenga: Toward a More Radical Selfie
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Next Art of Where Tights 3325px x 6358px for one leg : 5x5 random pixels from Space Shuttle Atlantis photos
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R and R Studio: How to debug R command line scripts with R Studio: mock commandArgs and use debugSource()
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Thanks to Jenny Bryan's gmailr tutorial, got emailing of my 3 week Firefox anti-virus mention graph working but flickr ignores the body
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R and Lubridate: How to add daynumber starting with Firefox release date i.e. Tuesday instead of Sunday or Monday to a dataframe
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R and Lubridate: Calculating Time Differences in R using intervals aka a better way to compute daynumber starting from arbitrary day of the week
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R and Lubridate: How do I get daynumber starting at arbitrary day of the week? e.g. Firefox day 1 of a release week usually starts on Tuesday
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Volker Weber: How to delete Windows 10 'crapware' using 'remove-appxpackage'
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John Battelle: 'they built a new architecture of governance over our economy and our culture a brutalist ecosystem that repels innovation.'
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withoutboats: How do we create a culture of two way empathy in open source software?
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How to make Firefox work on Windows Subsystem for Linux
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Aaron Turon:Thank-you for these terms: 'Critique Gauntlet, Groundhog Day, & Stochastic Criticism': We face them every day on the SUMO forums indeed any user feedback forum for any popular open source project!
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Happy Holidays 2018-2019 / Merry Christmas / Happy New Year - Consider blogging regularly in 2019
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Mac->Windows->Mac->Windows Lessons: rely on Linux/Posix, version control everything, store everything in the cloud
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Re-installing latest ruby, mongodb, node, surge, jekyll on WSL
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Windows 10 hasn't crashed since Naz reinstalled it on December 12, 2018
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How to rotate videos with ffmpeg
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Grateful that I have the time,money and health to cross-country ski
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Andy Abramson on Nokia Blogger Relations: The Age of Influence Online
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For the record, Naz re-installed Windows 10 today on the second Surface Book 2, fingers crossed
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The Effects of Group Size and Time on the Formation of Online Communities: Evidence From Reddit
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How I designed my geeky Zazzle T-shirt from Kennedy Space Centre pics
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How To: Use imagemagick montage command to concate images
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Blown away again by Kennedy Space Center
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In Florida for a Mozilla All Hands, back to blogging on December 9, 2018
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Switching to a Chromebook or iPad from Windows or Mac laptop, what would it take?
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Feverbee: Accepted Solutions & Featured Answers
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checkvist has a nice open api for making expandible/collapsible html from checkvist outlines
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Google's Crash Course in Machine Learning with Tensor Flow APIs -- any good?
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HTML tags <details> and <summary> can be used for expand/collapse with disclosure triangles for 'collapsible HTML'
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Checkvist seems like a great omnioutliner on the web cross platform replacment except for html export which doesn't implement expand and collapse unlike omnioutliner
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1990 not 1990 :-) Justin Falcone: The Origin of HyperCard in the Breakdown of the Bicycle for the Mind
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Michael Arntzenius: Against Software Development
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Logic Magazine: The Smart, the Stupid, and the Catastrophically Scary: An Interview with an Anonymous Data Scientist
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sparklines in ggplot2, the source for: Firefox 62 and 63 First 3 weeks Tufte Sparklines: anti-virus versus bookmarks
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Firefox 62 and 63 First 3 weeks Tufte Sparklines: anti-virus versus bookmarks
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Updated with Firefox 63: No surprise in Firefox Support Questions by Operating System: Windows 10 is dominant, followed by Windows 7; Windows 8, Mac and Linux are used by a minority of Users
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Cleaning the data to make it work with your data visualization toolkit is 90% of the work; to learn a new plotting technique take the sample code, print out the dataset and and write your code to you create the identically structured dataset
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No surprise in Firefox Support Questions by Operating System: Windows 10 is dominant, followed by Windows 7; Windows 8, Mac and Linux are used by a minority of Users
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John Battelle: Tech must get over itself and solve problems that really matter!
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Ton points to Bryan Alexander's excellent post on how World War I actually continued until 1923
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Remembrance Day 2018: Centum Corpora - 100 brass instruments 100 repeats of a musical phrase for 100 WWI soldiers
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Remember 2006 when we used our own websites for own media like Dave's podcast with Ross Rebagliati gold medal winner
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Katharine Bailey: 'AI' leads to more jobs for humans
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More fun with sparklines: use ggplot and remove facet wrap labels
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Creating Sparklines for Blog Post with R and Plumber: REST API in R, sparklines, calling the google analytics API in R!
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Looking for recommendations: OmniOutliner for Windows or as a cross platform webapp? Checkvist seems close!
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gwern.net - bitcoin is worse is better
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Some posts about Sparklines and microplots in R and ggplot2
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Gaugeplots using R and ggplot2 look cool, use them for operating system percentages in SUMO questions?
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Steve Burr's fascinating behind the messy scenes of a data science workflow:Replicating Flowingdata Population Charts in R
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Or maybe use Google Bert for machine learning on SUMO support questions and support tweets?
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Maybe we can use UMLFiT for machine learning on SUMO support questions and support tweets?
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Strava App updated to version 70.0 and it appears to work on Apple Watch Series 0, thanks!
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The Strava app no longer works (it crashes) on my Apple Watch Series 0 aka the original Apple Watch after last week's Strava Watch app update, time to buy a new watch?!?
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nice r notebook by Fisseha Berhane showing mongodb and python driver and how to make a heatmap
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Of course R has a Keras package called Keras
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Anybody have any case studies about machine learning for supporting consumer software and state of the art consumer software support in 2018?
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TIL: how to search and replace in a R, how to read MongoDB from R and how to make a wordcloud in R
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hunspell de-stemmer run on SUMO Firefox 60-62 Desktop SUMO Support Forum question titles and question content
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Prepare now for github breaking github pages, links to gists and links to code: backup your git repos and paste important code snippets into a blog post
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R tidyverse function unite() concatenates two columns
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Mr Data Converter converts CSV to JSON, HTML, JSON, XML, Python, ruby, etc
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I was at BloggerCon in October 2003 and it was glorious an everybody blogs now and Terry Heaton is right:the web connects people doesn't merely extend old brand-oriented value propositions
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Prohibition Ends Again 2.0 :-)
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I would like to think that my thinking is solidly reality-based based on Jay Owens' The Age of Post-Authenticity and the Ironic Truths of Meme Culture
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ruk on clique busting at events: Take the number of years you’ve been in the group and help and meet that number of people at each event
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Our own groups, our own stuff, our own rules within socialized contextual limits! <- inspired by Ton's Disintegration of Discourse and Decentralised Tools
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We cannot break free from legacy
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I'm a 1 issue voter, I guess I'll vote for the strongest supporters of expanding the bike lanes!?!
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It's 2018, can we enable normal people to create their content and share it with whoever they want without large companies bombarding them with ads and snooping?
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It's 2018, can we get rid of the awkward and horrible bluetooth paring dance?
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Maybe 2019 is the year I learn a functional programming language like Haskell or Elm
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R textclean package looks to be an excellent way to clean text including removing HTML and whitespace
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Thanksgiving 2018 Thanks
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Dmitry Shkolnik: A look at the Vancouver mayoral race twitter picture using R packages: textfeatures, Text Mining with R's tidytext, syuzhet, rtweet: 200 lines of code
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Steve Yelvington: The marriage of convenience that has existed between journalism and advertising has been broken.
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Jessica Powell: The Big Disruption aka Microserfs 2018 :-)
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Blogging for over 17 years, you should try it!
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Variety, a tool to traverse mongodb i.e. reverse engineer schemas
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R Package directlabels allows you to label end of lines, group_by() allows you to group by multiple variables; krazy idea: watch for spikes in FF questions by operating system
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Cars in 2018 are just apps on Wheels!
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colorbrewer 2.0: color advice for cartography makes nice colour palettes for maps
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randomcoloR: random colour package for R
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R ggplot2 line graph of the first 3 weeks of Firefox 62 desktop SUMO support questions operating systems
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R ggplot2 bar graph of the first 3 weeks of Firefox 62 desktop SUMO support questions operating systems
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You can launch Firefox using Geckodriver from WSL, here's Hal Wine's code, thanks Hal!
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Is auto-tagging (like flickr) possible with SUMO Firefox Desktop Support Forum posts? e.g. using Keras?
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Blown away by the power of surveys during last week's Mozilla course on the Culture of Experimentation
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Launching Windows Firefox from WSL works, just set the BROWSER environment variable
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Just Operating System bar graph of yesterday's Firefox 62 Desktop SUMO Support Forums Week 1 tags - September 5-11, 2018
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Operating System removed Graph of yesterday's Firefox 62 Desktop SUMO Support Forums Week 1 tags - September 5-11, 2018
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Graph of yesterday's Firefox 62 Desktop SUMO Support Forums Week 1 tags - September 5-11, 2018
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Firefox 62 Desktop SUMO Support Forums Week 1 tags - September 5-11, 2018
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Métis Mutt - highly recommended!
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Kitsune aka support.mozilla.org question API
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Kitsune aka support.mozilla.org answer API
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August 10, 2018: Dale and I podcast about rebooting Over 40 in Vancouver
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Still can't launch Firefox from Windows Subystem From Linux without a Selenium server and some hacks that nobody has working (Chrome works though)
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Anchored Coffee / Two if by Sea Cafe / Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, highly recommended
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UC Berkeley deploys Jupyter notebooks campus wide! Bravo! Better and cheaper in terms of server costs with Iodide right?
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Brent Cannon: Pay for open source with kindness
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Shame and Prejudice: A Story of Resilience, A project by Kent Monkman : Highly Recommended
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Waze bugs noticed in our PEI/NS trip: a couple of crashes and getting lost at the beginning of a journey
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Thanks for the excellent Receiver Coffee recommendation Peter!
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Not sure what happened but iA Writer 1.0.4 is working after I deleted C:\Users\{your user name}\AppData\Roaming\iA Writer
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Stepping away from the laptop for a few weeks!
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Instamic: does an all iOS workflow exist (instead of using a OS X or Windows machine)?
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record on instaMic -> plug into Windows -> convert to mp3 with ffmpeg -> upload with website to micro.blog aka how i recorded this one's for pat
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Steve Pemberton: The 100 Year Web (In Praise of XML)! (and declarative versus procedural)
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Cypress Challenge for Pancreatic Cancer Research 2018 Sunday August 12, 2018 raised $429,000, yay! See you next year!
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Cypress Challenge for Pancreatic Cancer Research 2018 Sunday August 12, 2018 - Riding for my Mom
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We all need to take courses and learn more about bias in particular confirmation bias and System 1 twitch versus System 2 slow thinking analytic
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RØDE Rec iOS app works great too with the same setup as Voice Record Pro: iPhone, 2 microphones, Roland Duo Capture EX
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Robert Ouimet meets Judy Witts aka Divina Cucina recorded with iOS App Voice Record Pro and Roland Duo Capture EX
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RØDE Rec also appears to record in stereo from the lightning port on iOS i.e. iPhone and iPad
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Podcasts on micro.blog using the iOS App Wavelength are maximum 25MB and can only be in MP3 format
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Programming should be easier (and secure and reliable)
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Wavelength the micro.blog podcasting app doesn't support stereo recording through the lightning port
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Voice Record Pro on iOS seems to record In stereo through lightning port
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Throwback Tuesday: Remember 2006 when I taught podcasting with Robert Ouimet at Vancouver Film School :-) ?
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IA Writer Windows doesn't startup since 29 July 2018
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DrivingToXCSki.com will be my blog about buying an electric car
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Prediction: Over 75% of both bicycles and cars sold in BC by 2030 will be electric
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What's behind/underneath a web browser i.e. how does the internet work?
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I grew up in the Smithville library: it was my version of the Internet in the 1980s
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Things I must do: Daily Blogging and Frequent Writing of Software for fun!
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Small multiples are fun and useful
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Do we even need non zero EV cars and trucks and anything else?
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We can fix this
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roland-cars a dataset for electric cars in Canada
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Rough Notes: How to install apps (like Firefox Reality) on the Occulus Go using ADB on Windows 10
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I'm testing Firefox Reality Alpha builds on the Oculus Go
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It's my birthday Wednesday! Very light blogging and very thankful for family, friends and computers
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At what point does an Electric Car for trips to Cypress to go cross country skiing make economic sense? Now or when gas is $2/litre?
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Could you decentralize everything? YES....AND...!
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DuckDuckGo Blog - How To Protect Your Privacy On Windows 10
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What are the top 5 Windows 10 Anti-virus software solutions? (still don't understand why folks don't use Windows Defender?)
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The replacement Epson Ecotank ET-2750 is working well so far
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Slack bot chat interface for replying to Google Play Store reviews?!?!
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MongoDB: When comparing dates of type DateTime you need to convert strings to ISODate
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The People's Internet: Good stuff as well as bad stuff of course!
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The People's Internet: Slow, decentralized and not subject to takedown
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Mikeysax: How to install MongoDB 3.6 on Windows 10 Subsystem for Linux
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Potential TensorFlow project: Use Human in the loop to train on 50 or less Firefox for Android Google Play Store reviews for positive and negative sentiment and keyword extraction?!?
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De-ranting: Making non constructive feedback visible only to the person who posted it
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Stephen Downes: There's no one best way to learn computer programming
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How difficult is it to write an Android app that works with Android 4.1, 5, 6,7, 8 and the Android 9 which will be released by September?
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Twitter smytes customers and its 3 out of 5 spam comments encapsulates today's internet, central control and entropy and power distibution
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iodide is just another example of everything in your browser, what's next R? Ruby? Yes Please!
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iodide: Python notebooks in your browser using Web Assembly - no server required
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Am I crazy? I don't want software controlled critical subsystems on my non electric bicycles
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Second Surface Book 2: No WiFi or USB issues after 2 weeks, fingers crossed!
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Allow blog comments or just use ping back, trackback and Web Mentions?
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It's that wonderful time of the year: Mozilla All Hands San Francisco 2018 - meetings meetings meetings and most importantly meeting fabulous volunteers and fellow staff
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Disqus over-run by racists and other bad folks, when will this happen to github issues?
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Four Filipino Epson Printer Call Agents named Nathan :-)
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PICOs aka 'persistent compute objects' programmed reactively so we can have our own personal clouds
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The google play store reviewing app is open source on github
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How to make Hugo work on WSL aka Windows Subystem for Linux
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Like 2009 the future of coding is social and github is the first harbinger of it
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rt-making-wsl-and-windows-work-for-me: a github repo for those 'transitioning' to windows
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How to turn off Windows Defender for Windows Subystem for Linux from @leandrw
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How to install ruby 2.5.1, jekyll and surge on surface book 2, Windows 10 WSL as of June 1, 2018
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My new Surface Book 2 has a French Canadian keyboard layout
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Every few weeks my pinned sites & bookmarks disappear into thin air replaced with Amazon links -- Firefox doesn't do this nor does Chrome
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Surface Book 2 came back, let's see if I still have USB and WiFi issues
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Epson 'Ecotank' ET-2750 stopped printing, jams every time and a spring fell out
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I'm enjoying using Dropbox Paper on my own without collaborating
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Firefox on OS X is slower than Firefox on Windows
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Self Driving Cars and Uber's software: Decisions made by engineers and managers to prioritize comfort of passengers over unreliable false positive detection algorithms
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Periodic reminder: Computer software is full of bugs and hard to create and modify
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Hugo has an import from jekyll command
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Speed is a feature! I forgot how fast hugo is compared to jekyll
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You can use euro-roaming if you have a European address
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Know Roaming Sim Sticker for Canadians - highly recommended
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Whitey on the Moon: 1970 but still accurate!
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Back on the mac for now!
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Returning the Surface Book 2 because of WiFi and USB issues (Mozilla colleague Asa Dotzler doesn't have these issues with his Surface Book 2)
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Remember the last two times twitter wrecked their API? Neither do I :-)
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R in the Windows 10 WSL Windows Subsystem for Linux
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eusebeia:So if you are running Linux (I'm using Debian) and are having trouble with the printer functions of the MFC-7220, try installing it as a HL-2060 instead. It might just be the thing you need.
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Bash keyboard shortcuts to move forward a word (Alt F), move backward (Alt B) and delete word forward (Alt D)
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Google to demand regular Android security patches from OEMs: Dave Kleidermacher who leads mobile security at Google:this will really lead to a massive increase in the number of devices, and users, receiving regular security patches
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Eero WiFi router with 2 beacons has seemingly solved our WiFi issues in our 1600 square foot 3 story flat
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Geforce 397.55 hotfix drivers works on Surface Book 2
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Gemini Keyboard PDA keyboard is amazing (and better than the keyboard on the GPD Pocket!)
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Surface Book 2 Drivers were re-installed by Hamilton again Monday May 7, 2018
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The Augmented Social Network: Building identity and trust into the next-generation Internet by Ken Jordan, Jan Hauser, and Steven Foster: nothing has changed, the internet is still at a cross roads
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Pythonista script to get GPS and text adapt to make music like my 2010 N900 gpsgamelan.py script?
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Kieran Healy, “The Plain Person’s Guide to Plain Text Social Science
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padr - an R language package to time based data more coarse grained e.g. by day or by hour instead of by second
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Hamilton uninstalled and re-installed my wifi drivers on May 1, 2018: let's see if this fixes the wifi not working after about 1-2 weeks problem on my surface book 2
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How to invoke Chromedriver from Windows Subsystem for Linux for Selenium (should work with Firefox too) from Stack Overflow: Using BashOnWindows with Selenium? #1169
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R Tips: How to force the Y Axis breaks in ggplot2 to be integers from Stack Overflow: How to display only integer values on an axis using ggplot2
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How to use group_by to create a data frame in R suitable for ggplot2 and tidyverse
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GeForce Drivers don't support Surface Book 2 as of April 27, 2018 but they will be supported in a future update
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Email doesn't alway get sent or get received and you will never know
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Everybody who writes formulas and/or uses pivot tables in a spreadsheet is a programmer
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Bought an Epson 'Ecotank' ET-2750 printer, it does save ink and is fast and works with wireless
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alialmossawi: Visualizing in VR using A-Frame and D3
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No correlation between Samsung S8 Devices in bug 1450793 (crashing after Oreo update) and Google Play Store 1 and 2 star reviews for those same S8 devices
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R Code to plot unanswered google play reviews using ggplot2 including code to rotate x axis labels so they are readable
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SmugMug Buys Flickr and pledges to continue with flickr's fab API, yay!
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Like WiFi, the USB gets into a funky state every so often on the Microsoft Surface Book 2 and the only way to fix it is to reboot
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MongoDB queries showing less than, greater than resulting in: Number of English only, 1 and 2 star: Non replied to Firefox for Android reviews November 14, 2017 - April 18, 2018 is: 3962
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Staticman: Static site comments by pushing comments to Github and using post commit hook with Pelican Static Site Generator and jekyll
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How to convert MongoDB cursor or result iterator to an array in Ruby: use 'to_a()'
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MongoDB upsert doesn't return updatedExisting boolean instead it returns nModified: 1 for update, 0 for insert
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How to turn off MongoDB logging in the ruby driver
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Google Play Review Gameplan: devices trend and then history
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MongoDB query to find all Samsung S8s in the devices MongoDB collection
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NoSQL Manager for MongoDB Professional seems cool but expensive but Windows only, another one to try is RazorSQL any free MongoDB GUI tools on Windows that allow export to CSV?
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Had to Reboot my Surface Book 2 again (twice in two weeks) to get WiFi working, ipconfig dance didn't work
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Bookdown Tutorials for making books in R via hrbrmstr's posts on twitter in R
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Only a strong and democratic world government and strong regulation by that government will save us from climate change and digital malfeasance
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No unique identifier in Google Play's CSV file of supported devices
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Mongodb query in javascript showing '$or' syntax
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Google's official document for Google Play device name to marketing name mapping e.g. 'SM-N950W' to 'Samsung Note 8'
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Nathan Yau:How to Make Chord Diagrams in R
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I disagree with: 'Alexis Madrigal:The Atlantic:The Most Important Self-Driving Car Announcement Yet--Autonomous vehicles will transform urban life by 2020, if Waymo’s time line is correct' yes it will transform dense urban core life by 2029 not 2020 but it won't transform the suburbs
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ChatOps - chat as the collaborative operating system for a team
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6 months after Pixel devices and 2 weeks after Samsung S8, Oreo update aka Android 8 finally comes out for the Note 8
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In 3 slides visualize your thesis/story inspired by Kieran Healy's Making Slides
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Probably Wrong 2029 Prediction :-) : No self-driving cars and vehicles outside city cores
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Probably Wrong 2029 Prediction :-) : No conversational speech recognition with a bot in a restaurant server situation
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Software development isn't easy, adding features is hard with current software technology #brokenRecord
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Google Play Store Review spreadsheets are UTF-16 not UTF-8, best to convert to UTF-8 using iconv
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Windows files are UTF-16 NOT UTF8, how to read them in ruby: 'rb:bom|utf-16'
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Installed ruby 2.5.0 on Windows 10, couldn't get rvm or rbenv to work
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Altair is ggplot2 for python and vega? Yes please!
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Having Surface Book 2 WiFi 802.11ac issues: ipconfig /release and then ipconfig /renew seems to fix it
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Post hoc ergo propter hoc logical fallacy in the context of software
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Reply by Buffer might integrate Google Play Store Review replying
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Google Play Store Review Reply limit: 350 characters, iOS App Store Reply Limit: 5970 characters
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Installed MongoDB on Windows Subsystem for Linux
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IA Writer for Windows: Control K for links doesn't work
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Ehsan Akhgari: An overview of online ad fraud
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The Guardian: Carole Cadwalladr writing about Canadian Christopher Wylie: 'The Facebook data is out in the wild. And for all Wylie’s efforts, there’s no turning the clock back.'
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Stack Overflow doesn't incentivize being nice; it incentivizes marking questions as duplicates or as poor questions as quickly as possible and answering questions as tersely as possible without emotion
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What's your personal transit utopia in your town? Mine is autonomous, self guided transit i.e. buses supplemented by autonomous taxis
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Throwback: October 28, 2005 with @mtippett @supersusie @willpate Did we get it right on Flock and BitTorrent 12 years ago :-) ?
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Throwback: Friday December 9, 2005 with @mtippett @cbrumelle @bryanrieger @ddonat Did we get that 'next version' of music we talked about 12 years ago :-) ?
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Prediction: Artificial General Intelligence won't happen before 2029
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More thoughts on switching to Windows from OS X: preview and QuickTime replacements?
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The Atlantic: Adam Grant: You don't know yourself as well as your colleagues and friends do
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xiaowei: Nevertheless she coded - What does it mean to be a feminist coder in 2018?
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Fixed jekyll default theme font-weight bug by changing from 300 to 400 in _sass/_base.scss, still might be a Firefox bug
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Possible font-weight bug in Windows and Linux?!?
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MSDN blog post from 2016: DO NOT, under ANY circumstances, create and/or modify Linux files using Windows apps, tools, scripts, consoles, etc.
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Mikhail Popov: Plotting a course through charted waters: A website workshop on data visualization literacy aka introduction to the many different types of graphical charts
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icetigris: github is just code deviantart
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Emil Hvitfeldt's fantastic summary of R colour palettes
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How to setup github credential caching on Windows Linux subsystem
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Google Play Store has a Review Reply API!
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Zendesk has a Google Play Store Review Reply Integration
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Writing this from IA Writer Windows Beta
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Getting X11, emacs, etc to work on Windows Linux Subsystem
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Getting jekyll, surge etc to work on Windows Linux Subsystem
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Moving blogging to old MacBook Air in preparation for move to new Windows Machine
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Payak 2018: 1 hour 40 minutes instead of 1:25, -4 degrees, not as fast, skate skiing uphill technique needs work
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Chris Dixon: Why decentralization matters
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First couple of days Microsoft Surface Book impressions
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Polling users is great but not enough;you need to find a purpose for what you are building
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Don't assume anything, be humble, and remember people are people
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VoodooPad acquired by Toronto's Primate Labs in December
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Zcash just a flash in the 2018 bitcoin pan or something real that will last to 2020?
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Maha Bali: 'Where is the Humanity in the Computer Science Curriculum?' Me: 'Where is the Enlightenment in the Liberal Arts?'
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Sheila MacNeill: Not knowing how to code is a privilege for me and a reflection of a sexist-and-not-knowing-how-teach-math-properly-culture when growing up
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Need to read and add to my mythical wiki: A16Z crypto Reading Resources
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OMG it ain't hard, just create compelling content constantly on your blog, people can always unsubscribe if it's too frequent or they don't find it compelling
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Switching to a Microsoft Surface Book 2 for Mozilla work! Wish me luck :-) !
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Never in a million years would I have imagined back in the 80s that software would be used for so much evil
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Google Maps backwards compatibility - at what point does this become an albatross?
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agalmics (uh-GAL-miks), n. [Gr. 'agalma', 'a pleasing gift'] - The study and practice of the production and allocation of non-scarce goods
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My modest-but-not-easy-and-unencumbered-by-knowledge :-) vision for Thunderbird: Reuse Andrew Sutherland et al's Firefox OS mail client for desktop and mobile, IMAP only
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John Ganz and Steven Klein: A Serious Man
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Mike Caulfield on computational propaganda: This is Arendt’s propaganda machine, automated.
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Ian Bicking: '(Firefox) Screenshots makes Mozilla part of the web not just a window onto the web'
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Mike Bostock's observablehq formerly known as d3.express looks great! Much better than d3.js
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Remember when Lightroom was new and fast and it didn't require a $USD5900 machine to run it fast for 'hobbyist' photographers? Neither do I :-)
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Why don't I attend conferences or listen to podcasts? Answer: too homogeneous and too long
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Anybody have a corpus of Software Support questions I can use for sentiment training for Firefox support or do I have to develop my own?
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Douglas Hofstadter in the Atlantic: The Shallowness of Google Translate (because computers don't really have any understanding)
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Internet disrupts industry after industry but that industry edifice lasts far longer than technologists think, only to one day collapse far quicker than anyone expected e.g. Nokia, Nortel and Blackberry
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Amazing orange measles plot using r, ggpplot
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We are the problem, NOT technology. Adtech technology is a fraud we refuse to admit!
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Part 2B Got NLTK working with Firefox 55 SUMO support questions! Now what? Sentiment?
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2018 reminder: Email will fail! Don't depend on it. Archive it by year, convert to wikis, blogs todos, calendar, etc. and then delete
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Part 2A Get Firefox 55 first 3weeks' words in preparation for NLTK -ngram-analysis
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Steven Johnson: The open web can only be revived with new protocols and code like Blockchain
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Claus O. Wilke-Fundamentals of Data Visualization aka the great series of R and data visualization books just keep on coming - bring 'em on!
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Take more breaks (even schedule them) and give the bad news first so you end with the good news. Good endings are much more helpful so bad news first! (from Daniel Pink's When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing)
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Ruby tip: no need to iterate over an array to print it, ruby does the right thing, just call puts
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Querying MongodDB in 2018 using ruby and the ruby driver by date and by integer scalar value
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Microsoft Surface Book 2 Meets all the requirements and doesn't have WiFi driver issues
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hypercast p2p broadcasting for dat:// enabled web browsers
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Recommendations for a Windows 10 touchscreen work laptop w/16gb RAM, USB-C power?
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Part 1: Getting SUMO ngrams for Firefox releases: first update the question title and description
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Software that makes replying to Google Play Store and iOS App Store reviews as easy as Reply by Buffer makes it easy to reply to Facebook and Twitter?
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Learn the basics of Computer Science with BaseCS
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Another great Nathan Yau Flowing Data members only tutorial:Compact Ways to Visualize Distributions in R
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Understanding and Writing your first Text Mining Script with R is an amazing tutorial about tm, an alternative/complement to tidytext
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Building in isolation dumb things that wreck the future instead of working with our sisters and brothers to make a better future aka Dude, you broke the future! by Charlie Stross
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emacs for science - the scimax package
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How does Automattic handle 2000 support requests/day? With communication and respect for customers and respect for support folks
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From 2012 by David Deutsch: We need a breakthrough in philosophy about how brains create explanatory knowledge in order to create true Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)
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Gary Marcus: deep learning a critical appraisal
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Hilarious and insightful and helpful Meltdown and Spectre comic from xkcd: Phantom Trolleys
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More on Meltdown and Spectre, Branch Prediction and Out of Order Execution by Martin Sauter at Wireless moves and others
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Hardware is hard, software is soft part 888: Meltdown and Spectre
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n grams, bigrams, trigrams, removing stop words using Python and NLTK
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2018 reflections
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2017 is a wrap - see you in 2018. Happy Holidays and Happy New Year
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How To: Make Word Clouds in Ruby
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Blogging pause until December 19, 2017
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cvss-to-sqlite Prequel to blog post about Datasette: Convert CSV files into a SQLite database. Browse and publish that SQLite database with Datasette
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Future of Journalism and Media: Erin Millar and Discourse (fund them now for $250 by Dec 21, 2017), Jay Rosen of PressThink and The Correspondent (future USA arm of Dutch De Correspondent)
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Beeswarm charts in R, Interactive Beeswarm charts in R and d3.js <--- need to try this!
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What's the worst that can happen if Karoo's Android 6 gets hacked? Navigation is off? Never trust navigation
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BinderHub to run federated Jupyter notebooks in the cloud?
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Karoo #iWantToBelieve But You are Based on Android 6.0 which was introduced in October 2015 which means monthly security updates will cease on October 2019 or earlier so if I buy a Karoo in late 2017 I can only use it for a year or two until it's vulnerable forever right? What am I missing?
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David Robinson: DataCamp course: Introduction to the R package: Tidyverse
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Feverbee's analysis of the Apple community
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Simon Willison - Datasette: instantly create and publish a read-only API for your SQLite databases
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Used ruby watir gem instead of capybara maybe try capybara next time?
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Narrate all your work including your software work with Mathematica and Jupyter notebooks aka 'computational essays'
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Run Firefox with Selenium Web Extensions and how to develop a simple Firefox WebExtension
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An App to automatically commit this blog to git and upload to github
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SUMO aka support.mozilla.org Kitsune search api
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Stephen Downes: Consciousness
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emma humphries' node.js script to find the top bugs in a component by number of new comments since a given date - good example of node.js
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Added url of photoset and photoset name command line parameters to London Drugs Scraping photo downloads script
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Click on next photo and then download instead of scrolling is how I scraped the photos from London Drugs
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TIL Scraping websites like London Drug's photowebsite to download all photos instead of laboriously one at a time with Ruby and Watir using Selenium is too hard.
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My former colleague at Raincity, Katherine Bailey, is doing great things at Acquia with Machine Learning
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Everything built on insecure non verified software layers will break at some point because you will be forced to refactor or modify those insecure non verified layers in a non backwards compatible way
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Aaron Klotz: Legacy extensions are like kernel modules
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I agree with Rex Hammock - No You Can’t Contribute a Guest Post to this Blog
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How to leave a comment on this blog? Why are you using github?
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Finally got my Note 8 August-October 2017 update, thanks! How long until November 2017 update?
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Added RolandTanglao.com to github
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DaveO is back! With a Remembrance Day 2017 Podcast, YES!
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2011 versus 2017: much the same but social media is omnipresent and not so subtly powerful
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Constructive online activities instead of mindless consumption and critical thinking and self care to cope with the weaponized Internet
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It's November 8, 2017 - My flagship Note 8 is still stuck at security patch level: August 1, 2017, Thanks S*msung and F*do, NOT :-)
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tend-and-befriend instead of fight-or-flight in video games and life! yes please!
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Periodic Reminder: http://21stcenturycam.com/ is my blog on 21st century cameras: digital cameras and cameraphones
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Looks like my rotunde instance doesn't work, firewall issues? Time to try Jim Pick's pipette dat blogging system?!?!
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ggplot2 r bar graph of unanswered after 72 hours of Firefox desktop questions
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MongoDB query to export Firefox unanswered questions into a CSV file
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How to upsert a single mongodb field using the ruby 2 driver
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Lessons from writing add-answers-to-questions-mongodb.rb, next time use smarter_csv and Value Converters?!?!
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Added a link to my RSS feed to my about page for Mike
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My perfect software documentation: text with lots of examples and screenshots plus tightly edited short video, what's yours?
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Why can't universities be more integrated into the community and distributed like libraries?
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Things I might understand someday: The amazing power of word vectors
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Modern JavaScript Explained For Dinosaurs :-) Still seems lacking in developer usability
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Need to read for my infoviz work: Using MongoDB with R
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Who needs an API or an RSS feed or any feed when you have proper logs? aka The Log: What every software engineer should know about real-time data's unifying abstraction
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How Hey Siri works
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Setup rotonde, is this thing on? dat://94be4dfdf9bc81ecbb66d96df3e620b1e1207798b7448249ef432ee3964ef3be
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Here’s how I built a private blockchain network, and you can too aka your own personal blockchain
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Decentralized apps and orgs, great cryptocurrency, bitcoin, ethereum, block chain explainer with some honesty about whether all this tech and infra is actually useful
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GOTTA TRY IT! --> Install instructions for Rotunde on top of Beaker / dat - a p2p social network
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SystemML: Cloud scale Machine Learning with R or Python syntax and Jupyter Notebooks
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What's the best way to mount a flic bluetooth button on a bicycle?
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Fixed Chinatown by manually deleting 4 rows that were in NYC Chinatown
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Trying to fix Chinatown map that is only two points by removing outlier points that are in the Chinatown woeid that's a subclass of Strathcona
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Maps of Vancouver Neighourhoods average colour over plotted
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Gentlest Introduction to Tensorflow #1 (in Python)
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Step 2 - Remove non Vancouver Neighbourhoods using tidyverse filter()
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Step 1 of cleaning instagram vancouver 2015 neighbourhood dataset is to count the occurrences of each neighborhood using add_count() and filter()
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One CSV File with instagram Vancouver 2015 neighborhood using lapply() to read the CSV file and then bind_rows() to combine the rows of the CSV files
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Instagram Vancouver 2015 lat lon neighborhood CSV files done!
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Ruby script using flickr API flickr.places.findByLatLon to get neighborhood name from lat/long of instagram photos is almost done after 10 days, next: remove non-Vancouver neighourhoods
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Use bind_rows() in R lang to combine/concatenate dataframes and tibbles
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Mel Robbins -- buffering: top 3 things/day 50% more time; every 15 minutes of meetings, 5mins to process; create space between you and people who deplete you; make 1 decision that will help future you; consider dropping those things you wouldn't try to get involved in if you weren't already doing them
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The instagram 2015 lat/lon ruby script to woe_name aka neighborhood name is still running after 1 week - currently at october 2015 - 3 months to go!
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Deep Learning with Python by Chollet looks to be a great way to learn Python and Machine Learning
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Real Skills Not Soft Skills: Productivity, Wisdom, Perception, Influence
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Mike Hoye: Free As In Health Care, Liability, analogies with the car industry, beyond FOSS licenses, etc
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How does Ethereum work, anyway?
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Longterm Future of support at Mozilla? My ideas: easier markup, support from within mobile products, easier L10N, interactive chat
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The instagram 2015 lat/lon ruby script to woe_name aka neighborhood name is still running after 72 hours - currently at june 2015 - 6 months to go!
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SUMO Volunteer contribution Metadata Database for infographics
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GPD Pocket is chugging away and getting the neighbourhood names of instagram Vancouver 2015 photos, all 1 million of them
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TRUE and FALSE deprecated in ruby 2.4, so use true and false instead?!!?
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Installing Ruby 2.4.2 on GPD Pocket Running Ubuntu 16.04
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Running lat/lon on GPD pocket on Ubuntu
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Null array error check added to: Ruby version of getting neighbourhood aka woe_name from lat/lon of instagram 2015 data
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Ruby version of getting neighbourhood aka woe_name from lat/lon of instagram 2015 data
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Ruby or R for flickr API for Vancouver Latitude and Longitude -> WOEID-> neighborhood name e.g. 'West End'?
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Trying out YQL and flickr API for Vancouver Latitude and Longitude -> WOEID-> neighborhood name e.g. 'West End'
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Photo Metadata Database for flickr and instagram
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R ggmap faceted by vancouver neighborhoods, just need lat/lon to Vancouver neighborhood function
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R ggmap faceted by vancouver neighborhoods
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8x zoom option to webshot - R - streamgraph of instagram vancouver january 2016 average colour by 600 plotrix integer colours on y axis, x axis is jan 1,2,3,...31
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R - streamgraph of instagram vancouver january 2016 average colour by 600 plotrix integer colours on y axis, x axis is jan 1,2,3,...31
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R - ggjoy() - Successful joyplot with fill colours and colours and faceted by integer version of 600 string colourames
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Rolling to Redmond
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R - ggjoy() - Successful joyplot with fill colours and colours and faceted by string colourname
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R - ggjoy() - Successful joyplot with fill colours and colours
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R - ggjoy() - First successful joyplot
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R - Group_by() and tally() error message: Grouping rowwise data frame strips rowwise nature
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HOW TO: Make bluetooth work on a GPD Pocket running ubuntu
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R faceted geom_density ggplot2 fixed by removing any colour that only happens <= 5 times
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R faceted geom_density ggplot2 corrupted is a mess aka learning experience :-)
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y axis scaled to 0.0012: R geom_density ggplot2 corrupted to make joy division like awesomeness
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R geom_density ggplot2 corrupted to make joy division like awesomeness
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Kamyar told me that density plots only apply to continuous variables not variables like string colournames which are discrete variables, oops!
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To plot geom_density() using the colours from your data you need a colour vector and scale_colour_manual
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AES maps to levels which map to the default colour palette, geom SETS
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21000 px wide, theme_void(), Simple Density Plot of colournames of Instagram 2017 Average Colour January 2016
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Simple Density Plot of colournames of Instagram 2017 Average Colour January 2016
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Thanks to everybody for the fabulous Ride To Conquer Cancer fundraisers softball game and BBQ today in Deep Cove
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Stats 101 :-) ! Density functions use the plot variable count/(sum of all variable count)
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Changing colours of ggplot2 density plots
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R cookbook density plot examples and ggplot2 geom_density official docs
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Hitchhiker's guide to ggplot2 in R - free ebook on Leanpub
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Interesting scatterplots with too many points using ggplot2 and R
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Hypercard, the first programming tool for everybody, turned 30 on August 11, 2017
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Cleaning dates and removing outliers with R using lubridate and other R packages using the Kaggle Taxis dataset
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Ride To Conquer Fundraiser in Deep Cove 19 August 2017, call for Mozillian Softball players, fab bike ride before and fun BBQ after!
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Temperature anomalies arranged by country 1900 - 2016 circular animation video complete with Python source code to just do one circle
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Animated GIFs in R using saveGIF from the animation package, gganimate and online animated gif maker
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Which @yoshirtinc custom instagram vancouver jan 2016 average colour tshirt should I buy #1, #2, #3, or #4? #yoshirt?
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How to call a function on each row of a tibble using the tidyverse and dplyr
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Part 5 - mpg scatterplot - applied to average colour instagram by hour jan 1-31, 2016 - remove the chrome and make the dots BIG
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Part 4 - mpg scatterplot - applied to average colour instagram by hour jan 1-31, 2016 - colour the dots correctly instead of making them all black
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Part 3 - mpg scatterplot - applied to average colour instagram by hour jan 1-31, 2016 - create naive colourname visualization with black dots
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Part 2 - mpg scatterplot - applied to average colour instagram by hour jan 1-31, 2016 - add colourname column
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Part 1 - mpg scatterplot - applied to average colour instagram by hour jan 1-31, 2016 - chapter 1 of R for Data Science
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Hadley Wickham's original tidy data paper: Wickham, Hadley. 2014. “Tidy Data.” Journal of Statistical Software Volume 59 (Issue 10).
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Really enjoying: Modern Dive - An Introduction to Statistical and Data Sciences via R - really is a modern introduction to statistics, modern R programming, ggplot2 and the tidyverse
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Why do mediocre software developers think they are experts in sociology and psychology?
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cancensus R package beta from the fab Jens von Bergmann for accessing Canadian Census Data from R - yes! Thanks!
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ModernDive An Introduction to Statistical and Data Sciences via R using modern R data tidying and visualization packages Chester Ismay and Albert Y. Kim
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Rust in Action 50% off code until August 3, 2017 Use code: mlmcnamara
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How to deal with introverts and extraverts based on Jennifer Selby's talk at Mozilla
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How To Setup Wifi on a headless Raspberry PI 3
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Awesome idea from Kip - Fill Hilbert Curve square with average colour from instagram photos from 365 days or flickr photos and random spanning trees
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How to enable ssh on raspbian on a Raspberry PI
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Turn Vancouver Instagram 31January2016 average colour dataset into a Kandinsky-like image using R
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ggjoy() plot for instagram january 2016 average colour, average-colour-by-hour-ggjoy-from-csv.R,not working
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ggjoy() plot for instagram january 2016 average colour counts
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ggjoy() was named for Joy Division's 1979 Unknown Pleasures's album cover which came from pulsar data visualizations!
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Lincoln Nebraska temperature ggjoy() code is what i want (just need fill colour to be set to the month)
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Docs for ggjoy ggplot2 joyplot package
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use curl -O url[1-455].jpg to get multiple JPGs from a website and then convert to a PDF with preview
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Animated BBC Microbit 'badge' with selectable happy or sad face
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There's an R library for that: ggjoy for joyplots YES AND THANK-YOU!!
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R transmute() creates new columns and deletes old columns unlike mutate() which add the columns at the end
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R tidyverse and pipe operator defined in Hadley Wickham and Garret Grolemund's R for Data Science (which I promised to read back in January 2017)
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Reverse Engineering R joyplot code part 4 - Need to figure out what "%>%" really means and what tidyverse and transmute() do
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Reverse Engineering R joyplot code part 3 - atussum.csv, atusact.csv
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Visualizing Geographic Data in R is awesome but USA-centric, Canadian version?
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Reverse Engineering R joyplot code part 2 -1_gen_data.R generates the activity.tsv file
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Reverse Engineering R joyplot code part 1 - What is p? Percentage of peak time?
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How do I get 6 or more hours of battery life when using original Apple Watch with Strava?
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Instagram or Flickr "joyplot" using the average colour?
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Experimenting with Hashbase.io and DAT, P2P blockchain hosting, a fungible hosting service for the peer-to-peer Web
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PNG Writer - a great new 1.0 product from Dave Winer to make PNGs with >140 characters for twitter
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Publishing to gh-pages from Travis CI using ssh deploy keys, good for GitBook!
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If I had a million dollars left over after taking care of my family it would go to charity and worthy startups - wouldn't become a VC or Angel investor
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Building a neural network in 9 lines of Python code in 2017, not much better than 1989 -- except for better libraries, more RAM, more CPUs, more data but the same algorithms, what am I missing?
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Belated Happy Canada Day
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Won't be blogging next week -- Mozilla All Hands in San Francisco 2017
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Prynt printable area is 2 inches by 3 inches not 620 pixels by 1120 pixels
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Another fab Recurse Center Tutorial -- Image Processing 101 by Sher Minn Chong
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Must try r-fiddle.com (which I found through Liz Sander's amazing ggplot2 tutorial -- Telling stories with data using the grammar of graphics )
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ICYMI -- Please support my ride to conquer cancer
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How to minify JSON using jq
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Android processing Hello World works but Geo-location example from Rapid Android Development failed initially because of permissions and sketch location and now it works!
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WTF Is Ethereum? aka Ethereum Primer from Vice Motherboard - will this be updated? Can it be updated? Knowledge accretes over time!
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Can we banish passive aggressiveness and be blunt like the Germans?
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Happy to report that I received the Fido version of the June2017 Google Security update for the Pixel XL this week
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Use GNU Parallel instead of xargs to run a script on wildcards and a file that is a list of files
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anchor.fm is much better now! But will it last another year?
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How to update Lithium SUMO showfor.json programmatically (you have to do it one at a time, can't 100% automate it without javascript)
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My Watch workouts are in the iOS Activity app d'oh! Thanks Michael Kalus
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Text Face aka the power of compelling examples
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Volunteering at Vancouver Mini Maker Faire 2017 - Come say hi and try Mozilla's Thimble
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tl;dr tech stuff - Going to summarize tech stuff on my future wiki
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UPDATE--Login to Lithium as Admin, paste in showfor.json
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Login to Lithium as Admin, paste in showfor.json
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Blockchain, bitcoin, ethereum "river news" style aggregator
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ARKit in iOS 11 points to eventual AR hardware support in iPhone? AR Sensor? AR processor?
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The web is only dead if you exclusively post at places you don't control
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Just support Markdown in Facebook and Roland and Dave are happy
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Transit App is accurate with Vancouver bus routes, thanks!
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Every year since the Raspberry Pi (2012) is the year of Linux on the Desktop
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Mogrify works better to convert TIFF to PNG or use 'convert' one at a time with a for loop
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How to convert all TIFFs to PNGs in a separate sub directory using ImageMagick / GraphicsMagick
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rubular - Ruby regular expression checker highly recommended
-
A-Frame Virtual Reality School -- yet another thing to try !
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foragoodstrftime.com online string from time checker
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Going to have to disagree with The Wirecutter -- Buy an Android flagship when it comes out and buy one every 2 years (if you can't afford every 2 years then buy an iPhone every 4 years)
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Be humble, make things daily and learn from others daily
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I'm crazy :-) so I use Firefox 99% of the time for both work and fun
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Steve Yegge endorses Kotlin so maybe I should try it?
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How difficult is it to make Kotlin CLI or UI-less apps for Android?
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When to use regexes aka regular expressions
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Alienware 2014 Windows Desktop with Windows 10 doesn't work with bluetooth headphones yet the headphones work with iOS, Android and OS X
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The Windows XP débacle is a failure of the software industry and capitalism
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Cory Doctorow at SFU Woodwards -- YA you have to explain context, adults you don't, science fiction helps explain the present rather than explain the future
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Sports Tracker still works but it doesn't measure your heartbeat and the watch app doesn't work. watch app + heartbeat + map fitness tracker recommendations?
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How To Enable geolocation with camera apps in Android N aka Nougat
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We all make sh*tty software including M$crosoft part 8888 -- www.iuqerfsodp9ifjaposdfjhgosurijfaewrwergwea.com
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How to add a bluetooth keyboard to the PocketCHIP
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320x240 LCD Badge using the Espressif ESP32 with SD Card and LiPO power from microwavemont
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VeloCity automatically changes iOS volume - higher speed = higher volume using the GPS to sense speed
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What role did bots and hacking play in the 2017 BC election if any?
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Programming is Terrible 03May2017 edition -- A tale of Alexa, Lambda, python and iftt.com
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By April 30, 2018, the flickr API will be broken --- my bet with cog dog
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Small Android & iOS Apps using React & expo.io and expo snacks
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Please support my Ride to Conquer Cancer
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It looks like 100s (or is it 1000s?!?) of Fido subscribers with Pixels were stuck at an insecure Feb 2017 Android security update because Fido messed up when they tried and failed to add a VOLTE update to the Pixel March 2017 update
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imoji, momento and stickerbot - more iOS sticker apps to try in addition to assembly and sticker boost
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Fixed Fido unlocked vanilla Pixel XL stuck at Feb 2017 ROM bug by manually flashing April 2017 ROM
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Change Agent review aka CRISPR-maggedon is the latest apocalypse
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$CDN 300/year for secure, up to date iPhone, $CDN 450/year for secure, up to date Android phone - Apple wins on cost which is unbelievable
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Somebody please make me Filipino food emojis and chat stickers for slack, iMessage, signal, Telegram et al :-) I'd like emojis for ma po tofu, mohnkuchen, masala dosa and my other fav foods while we are at it :-) (there are plenty of dim sum emoji)
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My ruby scripts log errors to standard err aka stderr and output to standard output aka stdout
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Python 2.7 versus 3 in 2017 - seems like version 3 is the winner
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Spreadsheet developers are "real" developers too
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Use semi-colon to separate multiple statements in a block on a single line in ruby
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Beautiful presentations in Markdown using Ulysses and Deckset
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How do you keep transitioning to the next set of tools?
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Merkle computing - something to keep an eye on
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Link Blog medium command line tool -- url, title, link text
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Still don't like medium.com but I'll make it my link blog for rolandtanglao.com
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Three desktop Firefox prefs for in-product links
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Mozilla Marionette to test in-product URLs from Firefox chrome
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Again no email list, no targeted broadcasts, no income, party like it's 2002
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How to deploy mastodon on heroku - use the deploy button?!?
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Deep Learning in 7 lines of code?!?
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Ruby '..' aka "2 dot" range operator is inclusive, '...' aka "3 dot" range operator is exclusive
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Scraping a scrolling Ajaxy log page with Python, Beautiful Soup, and Selenium
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Pry instead of ruby irb?
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sed to print selected lines, cut to get second field, open to open in web browser like Firefox
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Scraping web pages with ruby, mechanize and nokogiri -- How To Log in, get URL of a link and get link title
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Why do you write software? I write it because I must.
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What is the best open source tool to test HTTP redirects on 6000 URLs?
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How to Check 6000 URLS version 2.0
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How to Check 6000 URLS
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Public Suffix ruby gem by Simone Carletti gets me the Domain Name
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Spreadsheet Limitations -- no revision control, no debugger, no map reduce, no exceptions
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Programming for normal people beyond Google Docs and Google Sheets?
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More Content Security Policy aka CsP and Regular Expression Fun
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Machine Learning -- use open source ML and python
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When is the ML "AI Winter" :-) ?
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Elm tames the browser, the DOM, CSS and javascript
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Blogs are great, but like anything in life in moderation! 500 words a day! Or if you are coder code until you have made some progress and then leave something simple to start the next day.
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How to record 4 microphones to a Mac using Zoom H6 and Audio Hijack. What's the equivalent in iOS?
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Preinstalled malware on Google Nexus 5X and Samsung Galaxy S7 == yet another reason to buy iPhone over Android
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Mac users tweet storm your little hearts out with Dave Winer's Electric Pork!
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Firefox in-product URLs support.mozilla.org/1/firefox/%VERSION%/%OS%/%LOCALE% get filled in at run-time
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Over time the framework gets assimilated by the application and then you can't evolve the application or the framework fast enough to keep up with newer more agile apps
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No I don't need'unsafe-eval' in the CSP Header for Google Analytics? But maybe for angular.js?
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What does the CIDR slash notation mean in IP addresses e.g. 63.245.214.128/26 ?
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Do I need 'unsafe-eval' in the CSP Header for Google Analytics?
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Anybody got a mobile wireless two microphone podcast recording solution that doesn't require AC power?
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Read Eric Kim's blog for life lessons (and in the process you might learn about photography too LOL)
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How could "true" in a JSON file be changed to "!0"?
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Software Themes like UIs will not be user controllable until we have secure components at all layers that users can mix and match
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Mozilla bought pocket yay! Maybe I should use the Pocket extension or bookmarklet?!?
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2017 The Year of Sleep
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Payak 2017 - 1:25 instead of 1:49 Why? Better skis, better wax, faster track, better snow
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What's the best thing we can do as geeks? Get away from our screens go outdoors and exercise!
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Inspired by Graydon's sub-Turing ideas for a language that can produce networks of reliable components
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Two ways to get Average Colour Using ImageMagick convert command
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Bose will lose big sales once Apple Airpods have noise reduction
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How To Plot radial lines in R using base graphics
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Bret Victor-like programming environments-- Smalltalk, Lamdu, Eve, et al which ones should I try?
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Been using theoldreader.com to replace Google Reader for 4 years, it's better now yay!
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Software development is stupid--either dumbed down like Excel or 1950s like R
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Vim doesn't change because editing text doesn't change for software developers
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For the paranoid -- If Android buy the latest Nexus/Pixel device every 3 years, if iPhone every 4 years
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Android 4.1.2 has Heartbleed fix but it's vulnerable to everything discovered after that right?
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Using the OS X "find" command and avoiding "not a file" errors
-
YES to introversion AND yes to extroversion, yes to solitary work and yes to group work, not mutually exclusive
-
Snapchat's informality & non-polished nature makes it more fun than Instagram
-
Podo charges but doesn't turn on, help please!
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Away until Wednesday
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The biggest, the brightest, the best ideals if far from the best execution of those ideals
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What are you going to miss when Barbara-jo's Books to Cooks closes in 25 days? I'll miss Barbara-jo's genteel presence and watchful eye
-
Finally got my PiJuice 2 years later! What should I do with it?
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Dropbox regularly takes up too much OS X CPU? Any viable alternatives besides OneDrive?
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We can write a letter to the PM and our MP
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Other than donating to the ACLU monthly, what can Canadians do?
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What should I do with my Jewelbot?
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Arduino driven colour 320x240 LCD Badge using the Espressif ESP32 WROVER Kit?
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My next Make Vancouver T-shirt -- 31 Instagram strips made from 1-31 January "square pie charts"
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Reading Hadley Wickham and Garret Grolemund's R for Data Science, how should we approach it?
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seL4 kernel was formally verified in 2014, what if all layers were verified? Shouldn't they be?
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2006-2017 time slider map of Vancouver tax density/square meter - ours is $14/^2 what's yours?
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Crazy Thoughts after seeing Rennie's Crazy Wing Sang Collection
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Fernando Link Scraper -- Silly Software I won't write
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Actual Make Vancouver Tshirt from Jens von Bergmann's fab maps of Vancouver real estate tax assessment data
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Tshirt from Jens von Bergmann's fab maps of Vancouver real estate tax assessment data
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Top 10 albums of my teenage years
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How to make buttons at The Regional Assembly of Text on Main
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Words to avoid in 2017
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Augmented reality, virtual reality and mixed reality 2017 predictions - no killer apps like instagram, snapchat or Facebook, just Symbian-era-like unpolished experiences
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Everybody should learn to program enough to solve one simple problem in their real life
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JS Static Site Generator in your browser that renders to S3 or cloud storage that offers web hosting = easy self hosted web site for the 21st century
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Email will fail! Don't depend on it. Archive it by year, convert to wikis, blogs todos, calendar and then delete
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January 9, 2007 iPhone was announced, today is 10th anniversary
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Microcopy matters -- Siri should be Apple and Alexa should be Amazon
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What Augmented Reality App should I write in 2017?
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Snowmaggedon Day 33 City of Vancouver miscommunication continues aka blog updates daily
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Day 32 of snowmaggedeon 2016-17 -- Vancouver living through real-life mini Kim Stanley Robinson's Fifty Degrees Below?
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Square-Mile Street Network Visualization with python and Geoff Boeing's OSMNx
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2017 Prediction -- 2004's "nobody will take pictures with their phone" is 2017's "it will take decades for EVs to take >50% market share"
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2016 Prediction -- wrong about mobile RAW editors
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Things I loved in 2016
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Make Vancouver Shirt thrilling conclusion
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How I made my Make Vancouver Shirt
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Happy Holidays and Happy end of 2016 and start of 2017
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Mike Hoye -- Are programmers automating blue collar work away?
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The difference between AR and MR according to Boris Mann
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Boris wrote about URLs in the real world like Stanley Park in 2005 and it's now becoming a reality with AR/MR and Bluetooth beacons
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signl.fm -- semi-automated podcast transcriptions and more!
-
iOS phones and tablets have at least 1 year more of software updates and the updates are more timely than Android phones
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Software is hard and won't be what users want until there is security and real layers and components
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Software Folks Thanks for your superb code!
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If you do quality, peer reviewed research that debunks science then you're entitled to your opinion otherwise be quiet about your "non science" "opinion"
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Pixel skating to where Apple's and Samsung's puck has already been
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Mark Busse's Vancouver creative angst Part 6 - appeal and potential
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Mark Busse's Vancouver creative angst Part 5 - Solutions -- payitforward, indigenous ingenuity, tackle global warming
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information wants to be free + “Yes, but people want to get paid.” ! = military javascript industrial complex
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Twitter Tactics -- First class platform support for tweetstorms
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We should be mindful of crispr and self driving vehicles
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In Hawaii for work so light posting
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Zazzle T-shirt from 40000 flickr 2004-2012 photos using square pie chart aka waffle chart
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Mark Busse's Vancouver creative angst Part 4 - We are all "creative people"!
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Mark Busse's Vancouver creative angst Part 3 - Indigenous Inspiration
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Mark Busse's Vancouver creative angst Part 2 - Affordability anecdotes.
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Mark Busse's Vancouver creative angst Part 1 - my bubbles
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Make Vancouver visit TIL -- Embroidery files are .dst, .emb and .ofm
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How To -- Get the width and height of an image using imagemagick
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Make Vancouver is a viable custom t-shirt alternative to yoshirt?
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yoshirt.com custom t-shirt graphic size is 1500x1500, CMYK JPEG
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Zazzle.com custom t-shirt graphic size is 2100x1800, sRGB
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ggplot2 - For negative y values in a bar graph use position="identity"
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How we record over 40 in Vancouver
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How To -- R ggplot2 faceted plot with custom colors, no legend and no facet labels
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Prynt Zink 2x3 inches - Is printable area 620x1120 or something smaller?
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My 175K flickr photos are now CC0 aka public domain
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My issues with web apps - victory+react any good with large datasets?
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Firefox Focus - a great private browser!
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How to narrate your work using a github repo, emacs and README.md
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Animated GIF of first 360 photos average colour flickr 2004
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ImageMagick Compositing only works with transparent PNGs
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Software Error Messages don't often help (e.g. R - single value instead of array value error message)
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How to make an Animated Circular Graph in R
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Some generative art I curated for MozFest
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What can geeks do? Part 2 -- Document your work and your facts using HTML and markdown
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What can geeks do? Be nice, be present IRL, write software for good
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This is not America
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There won't be short links but there will be tags
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There won't be an email newsletter, NASCAR and other crazy :-) things
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How To -- Linux core utilities instead of OS X BSD style utilities specifically split and grep
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How To -- Animated GIF average colour 'Barcode' from lots of photos
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want to split text files into chunks? gsplit on OS X split on linux!
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Slack is the ultimate stream tool but you need HowTos to go beyond 1980s chat and it's not a garden
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MacBook Pro kerfuffle part 800
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What should the Open IOT Device World do?
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What should twitter do?
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Roland's podcast posit -- Any podcast over 5 minutes is probably too long
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Apple is out of touch with Unix-centric pros! Solution -- our own laptops, our own software
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How I created RollingRoland.com using hugo, hover.com DNS and surge.sh
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My new bicycling to work blog will be rollingroland.com
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Coffee date w/Stewart Marshall, CPA, and old friend from the Bryght days
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Vanmoof "Boncho" aka Bike Poncho - first impressions
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CFNY for 20cents/day - What is radio worth to you?
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animated GIF of piecharts of average colour instagram-vancouver 1-31January2016
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Samsung left the camera business with a whimper not a bang
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How to update all my websites and blogs with hugo and jekyll and omni outliner
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iPhone 7 Plus first impressions - like the button, camera is as good as reviewers said
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Unblocked Haskell learning by starting an outline in OmniOutliner
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Met old friend Jeremy Baker (Hubert) and new pal Nagib Tharani of TailorCV.com
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Haskell Programming from first principles - mental block
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5D "classic" + 40mm "pancake" + eye-fi card = 21st century camera fun!
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Beloved Symbian App Gravity, now on Android and called Gravity Forever!
-
Coffee with Stephen Rees - retired Planner and global warming realist
-
Highly Recommended - Beyond Bullshit by Josh Bernoff
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animated GIF of First 3000photos average colour instagram-vancouver 1-31January2016
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How to make twitter animated GIFs (1024x512)
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Thanksgiving 2016 Thanks
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Why no comments?
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My iPhone 6S plus died
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My Samsung S7 Edge died
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The Google Pixel phones are not good enough to beat the iPhone YET
-
Met Simon Goring, an open data open science, scientist
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Dreadnet rediscovered thanks to No More 604s, archive.org and waybackmachine
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Met Alex, a hardware engineer, at Revolver
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Minimum Perceptible Difference Brooch, should I build it?
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More Generative Art for MozFest 2016 aka pixel sorting part 2
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Generative Art for MozFest 2016
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It's 2016 why are we still stuck w/keyboards and printing recognition isn't working?
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Infographic from 1-31 Jan 2016 Vancouver Instagram 1 average colour square / hour
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watchOS3 much better - Siri, button, speed
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The screen on my Samsung S7 Edge has died
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Personal Climate Modelling
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rolandex.com for my personal wiki
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Every citizen should learn computational thinking
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It's 2016, can I please debug Javascript, R, Julia and Haskell like a 1987 Xerox Lisp Machine?
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What personal wiki should I use? VoodooPad has always seemed fab. I don't want to run a server so MediaWiki is out.
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24 hours in Vancouver what would you recommend?
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What kind of API should mobi bikes have?
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What kind of iMessage stickers should I make from Instagram and support.mozilla.org information visualizations?
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If you want integers don't use strftime
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Current Plan for the R Tshirt book
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Haskell Programming from first principles - Review of Chapter 1
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Combinator, Normal Form or Diverge and Beta Form Exercises
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Equivalence Exercises page 45 lessons
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GNU Parallel to use all your CPU cores
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Arbitrary Unicode doesn't work in iOS and Android, works on Mac (and I guess Windows)
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Alpha Equivalence in Lambda Calculus from the Haskell book by Allen And Moronuki
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Learning me a Haskell from Haskell Programming from first Principles by Christopher Allen and Julie Moronuki
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24 squares 1 per hour
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Train a neural network using likes and comments from instagram vancouver photos 2014-2016?
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Get the data right, lessons from R
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My version of the waffle() function can handle all 657 r colours
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Fixed waffle function that handles more than 25 levels
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Simplest possible R square pie chart aka waffle chart
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How to sort by a column using order() in R
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How to compute counts using count() in R
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Using sapply() to get colour as colour names aka calling a function on a column and adding the result as a new column to data table
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Dominant colour using imagemagick (and graphicsmagick)
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How to make a named character vector in R
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How to make the simplest possible literal colour as value piechart with a legend
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Simplest ggplot2 Pie Chart using colours as literal bar values
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Simplest ggplot2 Bar Chart using colours as bar values
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Learnings from R, ggmap and ggplot2: I() the as is/inhibit/insulate function
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I love surge.sh the static site hosting service
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Curly Bracket inconsistency in Mongod DB aggregation?!?
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How to make a PNG file from an RGB file of ASCII Hex Colours made using xxd
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How to make a RAW file from a file of ASCII Hex Colours using xxd
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Using identify in ruby to determine if a JPEG is valid
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Captin Nod aka Bhautik Joshi’s excellent wordspew title creation script
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upsert using ruby 2.3, mongodb 3 and driver 2
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Using Python’s Folium library to generate leaflet map pages
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Setting up hugo on el capitan part 1
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Setting up a new Mac Book Pro on el capitan part 1
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I love Hugo the static site generator
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I love IA Writer for writing in Markdown
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October 2015 Apple Watch Thoughts
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August 2015 Apple Watch Thoughts
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Garmin GPS nuvi 2559LMT thoughts
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First thoughts on the Apple Watch
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How to correctly install jupyter
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R Language Jupyter notebook to load my instagram 2014 top colour dataset
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How to get R 3.2 working with iPython aka Jupyter and Yosemite
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ggplot2: working histogram plot with labels - TOP 50
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ggplot2: working histogram plot with labels
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ggplot2: aes MAPS geom SETS
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tc a function to get the top colour name in R
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FIXED ig-van-2014-top-colour i.e. a factor != a character
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My instagram vancouver 2014 top colour dataset is now on CRAN
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How to make a bar graph from a CSV file using colours in the CSV file itself
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Get the closest colour in R from the plotrix package using color.id
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R package names can’t have underscores or hyphens:citation found
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R package names can’t have underscores or hyphens
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Now that I have an electric bicycle I’m going to have start another blog
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RethinkDB seems to be much better supported on Raspberry PI than Mongo
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Trying out the atom editor
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Numbers crashed with a 240000 line csv file
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Google Spreadsheet crashed with a 240000 line csv file
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Instagram Vancouver 2014 arranged by top colour count with 1 pixel per occurrence of the colour with most frequently occurring at top left, less frequent bottom right. The most frequently occurring colours are white-ish
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CSV dataset for Instagram 2014 top colour image
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How to use bash to operate on groups of files using GraphicsMagick?
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Anybody using G’Mic? Is it better or a complement to ImageMagick and GraphicsMagick?
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How to use graphicsmagick and xargs to crop top left most pixel
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How do I concatenate images vertically using GraphicsMagick?
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Instagram 2014 Vancouver Voice of Fire
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How to create a sparse array in Ruby and sort by value
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How to use graphicsmagick to make an HD image from 10x1px JPEGs
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MongoDB sub-field search queries
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Meerkat Qik Kyte An Eternal Golden Braid aka Om never forgets!
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Yosemite RMagick magic
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Hello Jekyll World
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Thanks for 20 years of Blogging Dave
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Hardware project: FlickrBicyclePi
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How to debug video playback issues on Firefox for Android
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Colophon: Create your own personal Map tiles (from July 2013)
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Reading the web in your way is the future even if RSS readers fail
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Always available Personal Algorithms + Personal Data=http://anonymouse.org/cgi-bin/anon-www.cgi/http://rolandtanglao.com/Programs that matter
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Email will inevitably fail so if you foolishly depend on it, learn to back it up and restore it
-
The Old Reader is where I am sharing RSS items; also on tumblr via IFTTT
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Email is not an archival system, file system, knowledge management system or a to-do system
-
Stop whingeing about how you used to take great photos w/your DSLR but are now mired in a morass of bad cameraphone photos - get a cheap point & shoot and an Eye-Fi card & you will have great photos again w/out the DSLR weight
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Nikon V1 might as well be free at $299 w/lens aka redonkulous price cuts mean desperate camera makers! One or more of Sony, Olympus, Ricoh, Pentax, or Samsung will exit the camera business in the next ten years
-
Thom Hogan: the camera industry has started teaching customers that big discounts are the norm.
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Change your life light your bike - My CBC interview on bicycle lights
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Best MongoDB to CSV tool to generate CSV files for graphing using a JS toolkit, Excel, etc?
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Thunderbird - Get Satisfaction Answer Rate - A tale of tools; this shouldn't require programming
-
Single Purpose Server Apps on multiple Raspberry Pis to overcome tyranny of the cloud & tyranny of hosted services
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Another reason to turn off the touchscreen on the N8: I have often switched WiFi & 3G off by accident
-
Nokia NOT Apple set the mobile phone industry back by not shipping a mass market phone until the N8 w/enough RAM to multi-task ShoZu and other apps
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If it's about flipping the switch rather than quality of the product, you will lose; it's just a matter of time
-
Bicycle Commuting Picture Workflow - N8 in lanyard around my neck, take a shot, drop the phone
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WANTED: Two N8 Cameraphone apps with settings locked: default + hyperfocal street photography
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Nokia Pureview 808 - 41 Megapixel sensor downsamples to superior 5 Megapixel images
-
Backup your public Flickr photo metadata to MongoDB using backupPublicPhotoMetadataByDateAndUser
-
This week's hot camera is the Olympus OM-D
-
If you trust just one site like TechMeme or Reddit or YCombinator News or Slashdot for your tech news you are doing it wrong
-
Fuji X-Pro 1 is seriously tempting
-
I can't believe I have been using Lightroom for 6 years! - Lightroom 4 Beta introduced
-
16GB class 10 eye.fi SD card that works w/my Fuji X10 is all I want for 2012 from eye.fi :-) !
-
Less with the "Fan Boys", "should", "obviously", "embarrassing", etc. more with the awesome making of good in 2012
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mongohq + GS API + mongoPoll.rb on my VPS + emailReport2.rb + cron = awesome twice daily Thunderbird support report
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I didn't buy the Panasonic GX1 because I was blown away by the X100 hybrid viewfinder
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Lovin' the FujiX10 so far especially the super macro mode
-
Kalv since you refuse to charge me for RSS Hero, I would like to buy you lunch before Christmas or in Mid January 2012
-
"sudo gem install SystemTimer" fixed my mongodb timeout issues after time machine restore
-
What is the best Bluetooth headset to buy for recording podcasts while bicycling? Jawbone Era?
-
Galaxy Tab 10.1 + Zagg Folio + Browser = Awesomely light blogging and note taking machine
-
PostgreSQL + hstore +hashes = interesting way to store non tabular data
-
hello world from Android Galaxy Tab 10.1 using Zagg Folio bluetooth keyboard
-
Best Text Editor for Android Phones and Tablets
-
Small groups that have high signal to share can move forward
-
Which Micro 4/3 camera should I buy? Panasonic GX1?
-
Switched shared items from Google Reader to RSSHero.com
-
Speakout Wireless no catches, unlimited but slow 3G data for $10/month, no voice plan required
-
Speakout Wireless Nokia N8 Internet access setup details
-
Speakout Wireless pay as you go unlimited data for $10/month works for A-GPS & uploading photos to flickr on my N8
-
Is Speakout Wireless's $10/a month pay as you go data plan good enough for A-GPS?
-
Nokia is behind Apple in overall cameraphone user experience and that's what matters - A response to cameraphone expert Damian Dinning's great comment
-
iPhone4S overall beats the N8 & N9. Unbelievable but true that Nokia the cameraphone leader in 2007 is behind Apple in all fronts except the Zeiss lens
-
Samsung Android Galaxy Tab 10.1 first impressions - looking for a good case
-
There is no substitute for a hardware shutter button for "real" cameraphones
-
Round 3 - Nokia's App store requires a Valid SIM card to work
-
Round 2 - Can't buy Apps from Nokia's store even with a valid credit card - I guess I'll need to pop a Valid SIM card in
-
Is there a N8 equivalent of the iPhone Slow Shutter app that will allow me to take 0.5 to 15 second photos?
-
Android built-in keyboard like Symbian's is unusable
-
Design Thinking, Grow Conference, HackVan, Design Nerd REFAB Jam - an amazing weekend of Vancouver tech & design events
-
X7 review: It's hard to use another cameraphone after you have used the N8
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Better Support Living through Software Presentation
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Better Support Living through Software aka Support Forum Browsing is a waste of time
-
Ovi store purchase of CameraFX failed I believe because there's no SIM card & it's trying to do carrier billing
-
Couldn't buy CameraFX from the Canadian Nokia Ovi Store - Why?
-
Still don't have real time geotagged photo web in 2011! Proof: lack of geotagged Vancouver photos on flickr after Vancouver Canucks beat the San Jose Sharks
-
Das Blinkenlights - Vancouver and San Francisco Video Style!
-
Das Blinkenlights w/CloudMade APIs of Vancouver & San Francisco real-time geotagged flickr photos: use map.removeOverlay()
-
Improve my MongoDB query to get the number of Thunderbird support topics created or replied to within a given time period please
-
Developers need to be on GitHub, period. - It's the Social Coding Era - Fork, branch, pull request or die :-) !
-
Fare thee well Derek
-
How to find Get Satisfaction topics by tag using the Get Satisfaction JSON REST-like API
-
N8 video & flickr not working - symptomatic of both Flickr & Nokia irrelevance?
-
I have Nokia Cameraphone Stockholm syndrome, the N8 continues to rule!
-
Changing Firefox msgstr to Thunderbird - Is there a built in way to do this in Mac OS X or Linux?
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shades of darkness barcode
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penmachine dodging buses barcode video & HTML5 Web App
-
Everything by subscription including computers and bicycles
-
iPhone Google Reader web app is faster and smoother than the Google Reader App on the Nexus S - Android Stuff Part 1
-
Penmachine barcode 1.1
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Penmachine barcode
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ImageMagick montage on 4600 photos running for 36 hours! Alternatives?
-
Yelp, Gowalla, foursquare, Urban Spoon etc. are walled garden data silos of Doom that don't provide useful recommendations
-
Blackberry Playbook Mania
-
Cisco Flip débacle: Social Cameras must have wireless connectivity & magic fairy dust won't turn Enterprise companies into consumer companies
-
Northern Voice 2011 Lightning Talk - Why and how anybody can use flickr + HTML5 to quickly and easily write compelling mashups
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Symbian Anna is the kind of revision that we needed to see about 1.5 years ago.
-
Mozilla happenings: Firefox 4 + Spaces party on April 15th + Thunderbird team now part of Mozilla Corp
-
Android is everything Nokia phones could have been
-
Real-time business critical metrics graphing for everybody
-
MongoDB is my current persistent data structure store of choice aka "how to slurp your Get Satisfaction data into MongoDB"
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Our French immersion kid hilariously calls the N8, l'iPhone de Nokia
-
We need to be honest with ourselves about traditional publishing & our entire society
-
My Quantified Bicycling Life
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N8's camera continues to amaze me - especially macro mode
-
Color's idea for co-locative co-temporal automatic social network is great but Color's execution merits a D
-
Upgraded to Drupal 7 courtesy of the super skilled Richard Eriksson
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We are the network: Local, live video, curation, aggregation - How I would have covered the Vancouver 2010 Olympics
-
Nokia execs believed it couldn't do 21st century mobile phone experience hence Nokmsft & the move to Windows Phone 7
-
February 11, 2011 shall henceforth be known as #Nokia #Microsoft Co-Dependence Day :-)
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N8 Review - Nice Camera, Shame about the Total Experience which hasn't progressed since the N80 of April 2006
-
This is the golden age of computing, not the 1970s
-
DemoCampVancouver 12 was fab but my N900 Qik Videos weren't :-)
-
The Revolution is not YET geo-tagged camera blogged aka In search of Das Blinkenlights
-
HD size with Street Chrome Version of 2010 Men's Gold Medal Hockey Day Geotagged Pics from Flickr
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Interesting Vancouver 2010 Stream of Consciousness thoughts
-
Happy Thanksgiving 2010 - What I am always thankful for!
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Real time Mozilla Thunderbird Support Dashboard written by Protz using the Get Satisfaction API
-
Does N900 Pixelpipe support flickr uploads that are visible only to your contacts who are "family" on flickr like ShoZu does?
-
Hostmaster is dead! Long Live Hostmaster! Go Aegir go!
-
Why I have stopped using ShoZu, Sports Tracker and the N82 and use N900 + PixelPipe + RunKeeper on iPhone 3G
-
N900 Camera App Nits
-
User generated web aggregation aka Russell Beattie is right again!
-
Create your own custom daily Get Satisfaction email report with emailReport.rb
-
N900 Pixelpipe allows unlimited photo upload but doesn't retry
-
Ruby code to send email using gmail
-
FCamera is great except there is no EXIF and no GPS coordinates, bright side:music plays!
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Why do I continue to use the N82 instead of the N900 for my cameraphone photos? A: ShoZu
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Python code to post photos and videos to a blog using APP or XML-RPC?
-
Foodtree video from my N900 at DCV11 is shakey - need a portable steadicam
-
N900 finally gets some fun photo apps
-
Emacs over SSH - How I develop python programs directly on the N900
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PyMaemo is Python 2.5.4 and uses Numeric instead of Numpy
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50000 photos & 6 years with a Camera Phone
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gpsgamelan.py is ok, but i want real music - use 12 major keys with 10 chords
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Random GPS driven sounds from an N900 in python
-
Nokia could win big with a social camera
-
How to turn off Data Roaming on the N900
-
Wind Mobile software billing bug says I was data roaming when I wasn't
-
iPhone4 HD Video is a killer app - James Burland's HD video's proof of the awesome sound & video quality - Game on N8 :-) !
-
N900 PyMaemo - How to synthesize sounds & read the GPS simultaneously?
-
iPhone 4 camera better than every Nokia phone except the N8 which I remain optimistic about
-
6 years of Northern Voice 2005,2006,2007,2008,2009,2010
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N900 Review Part 1 - Great potential but Maemo 5 still a work in progress
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E75 Review Part 5 - Cost reduced E75 w/built in Qik, ShoZu & Gravity would be a killer multi-media creator phone aka buy the C6
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E75 Review Part 4 - Streaming via Qik uses lots of bandwidth
-
Boris & Roland pontificate on iPhone 4.0, Meego, qik, Drupal,Aegir, Acquia, etc. aka "Mobile and Web Pontifications w/o borders"
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E75 Review Part 3 - I'm a fan of the future - High Speed always on always available connectivity w/great video & still cameras
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E75 Review Part 2 - E75-1 compatible with Fido Rogers 3.5G
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E75 Review Part 1 - Gravity Rocks, still the same old frustrating S60 issues like "Create WLAN connection in offline mode"
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2010 Social Media Predictions aka Know your rights, aggregate & own your stuff and back it up
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2010 Mobile Tech Predictions
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My ideal mobile mad scientist language
-
Technical Support Lead for Mozilla Messaging - c'est moi
-
REAL - Read, Evaluate, Art, Loop - N900 is the closest thing to a "REAL" machine
-
IPositionSubscriber is the Bug Labs asychronous API that is broken in 1.4.2
-
Belated Nokia N999 er N900 Congrats
-
Bug Labs Release 1.4.2 - asynchronous GPS API broken, synchronous works but requires polling
-
Social Media Ice Cream at BarCamp Vancouver 2009
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Nokia Sports Tracker being spun out as Sports Tracking Technologies
-
Bug Labs Release 1.4.1 fixes my GPS issues
-
N97 Review - Can't recommend it to others but I would buy one with my own money
-
We choose to go the moon - I still want to go to space but w/o being rich, being in the military or going to grad school
-
N97 Review Penultimate Installment - Camera forgets its GPS setting, etc
-
N97 Review Day 10 and 11 - Pixelpipe and Share Online woes continue
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I want my Newton Life back
-
N97 Review Day 8 and 9 - No Keyguard lock issues but not impressed by pixelpipe and share online
-
N97 Review Day 7 - Return of the Keyguard / Lock Switch Problem
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N97 Review Day 6 - DemoCamp Vancouver 7 Video Test
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N97 Review Day 5 - Camera app crashed & Lock Switch wouldn't unlock so I did a hard reset
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N97 Review Day 4 - Random Reboots and USB Charging flakiness
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N97 Review Day 3 - GPS lock is faster and more reliable then before
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N97 Review Day 2 - Photos photos photos
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N97 Review Day 1 Stream of Consciousness
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The N97 ain't my N999 concept but it's closer
-
RimuHosting.com is my new post-Bryght Host
-
CrowdTrust - My New Job
-
End of my Bryght Era
-
Nokia viNe tutorial in pictures
-
Gravity S60 Twitter client is the exception that proves the rule
-
DRAFT Nokia Sports Tracker Tutorial in pictures
-
BUG Adventures - GPS still not getting a fix, need another antenna perhaps or is GPSConfig not working?
-
Upgraded Kernel and then Root FS of my BUG from R1.3 to R1.4, GPS still doesn't get a FIX
-
Tried to upgrade Bug Labs Bug Root FS to R1.4 but now my BUG is borked
-
Mobile Open Lab 2009 - A proposal
-
Git for Drupalers in 2 Minutes
-
Upgraded my Bryght VPS to Acquia 1.2.4, Drupal 6.10, tinymce 3.2.2 and WYSIWYG 6.x-1.1
-
Nokia Beautiful Connections Text Art - what if it were GPS based?
-
On: Dancing, Northern Voice and Federico's & 10000 hours
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Mobile Video Streaming 2009 - Northern Voice 2009
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VIDEO CONTEST - What is one way that the Internet has changed my life? Possible Northern Voice 2009 Moosecamp Session
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Identicons, Yarn Bombing and Mobile - Possible Northern Voice 2009 Moosecamp Session
-
Updated to Drupal 6 using Acquia Drupal 1.2.1 that I checked into GitHub.com
-
Free Nokia viNe and Sports Tracker tutorials for Vancouverites in exchange for coffee
-
Nokia Software Updater won't let me update my European N95-1 and N82-1 to the latest firmware even with Fido SIM installed
-
Skyte 1796 - In Phase One
-
"Bug Adventures" III - How to use Eclipse
-
My first ruby program - a program to animate my 1796 Skytrain Photos from flickr
-
7 things you should know about mobile - Presentation to UBC LFS
-
"Bug Adventures" II - Why doesn't my GPS work?
-
Please donate your mobiles to Fearless, see you tomorrow!
-
"Bug Adventures" Personal Wiki started
-
We don't have free movement of goods between Canada and the USA
-
Real Artists Ship! My Bug Bundle Arrives
-
ShoZu Grand Master Roland Tanglao am I!
-
Nokia N97- finally a decent looking competitor to the iPhone!
-
Nokia to reveal insanely great device at Nokia World on Wednesday Dec 3, 2008!?!
-
Almost free ShoZu help for Vancouverites - Helping the ShoZu MIR Campaign
-
Nokia viNe fun mobile app, shame about the website
-
Nokia Bicycle Cradle is a nifty tool for taking bicycle wheel POV photos and videos
-
Hello EtherPad! - Let's do the "Cross Platform SubEthaEdit thing" together!
-
Eye-Fi’s Wireless Memory Cards for Digital Cameras Come to Canada | Best way to get your family photos to flickr!
-
I am on the list of Vancouver's Top 10 Twitterers!?!
-
Vote for Paul Hilsdon today Surrey folks!
-
Bug Labs resumes shipping on November 17th!
-
Open Hardware + Open Software = telcos that can be setup easily like blogs
-
Nokia Sports Tracker - I want to believe but I can't because it's flakey
-
$6K per gigabyte for Rogers Data Roaming in the USA - r*poff continues
-
N82 - 2300 photos since August 26, 2008 - going back to N95-1
-
N96 World Tour will come to Vancouver where it was designed (fingers crossed!)
-
Bug Labs delays shipments because of worldwide credit crunch
-
Q&A Knight Foundation's News Challenge Last Night Oct 6, 2008 w/Susan Mernit
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I no longer customize my S60 devices or my Mac except in cosmetic ways
-
Knight Foundation's News Challenge Last Night Oct 6, 2008 w/Susan Mernit
-
Newspaper 2.0 - embracing the the socialness of "readers"
-
Knight Foundation's NewsChallenge event at Raincity tomorrow night!
-
The Future of Mobility is Linux (and iPhone) RussellBeattie.com from September 2005
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It's all about the usability, not the features - Nokia unveils S60 5th Edition and DRMed Comes with Music
-
Blogging Has Gone Nuts because people have tried to game it and make money thru SEO rather than passion
-
Nokia Open Lab 2008 - Video Wrapup
-
#5 on Now Public's Most Public List for Vancouver - Let's Rock it!
-
Open Mobile 2008 - Movino rocks
-
Mobile Camp Vancouver 2 is this Saturday at WorkSpace
-
Transport Hero Camp Redux 2008
-
Going to Nokia WOMWorld Workshop in Helsinki September 10-14
-
Trying Out MarsEdit 2.2 - still doesn't have category/tag search/auto-complete
-
FutureShop redux - how about an "All Genius" Staff?
-
Bug Labs Bug Bundle Shipment delayed until September, switch to Poky, more Funding
-
AirMe no longer works with GPS after 2.01 firmware upgrade
-
FutureShop and other Canadian Retailers - Why don't you sell the fabulous Eye-Fi SD card?
-
test story
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test story with tinymce off
-
test story with drupal 5.9 logged in as roland
-
Test Drupal 5.9 story
-
story with drupal 5.8 and tinymce on
-
iPhone 3G arrives - google reader faster, browser crashes, camera s*cks, apps are great but limited by Apple's SDK and p*ranoia
-
drupal 5.7 story with tinymce on
-
Ordered my 16GB iPhone 3G today from Fido, will receive it in August
-
Streaming Video Vancouver June 2008 Critical Mass
-
iPhone Pricing in Canada - Rogers' American PR firm, MS&L Digital, sends bloggers identical unhelpful emails - import iPhone?
-
N78 Review - If you are a multimedia creator get an N95, else get iPhone
-
Nokia Acquires Symbian; S60 to go Open Source!?!
-
Rogers iPhone pricing plans revealed: 3years $3440 but appears to be no explicit bandwidth cap and no 3rd party app ban
-
Car Free Vancouver Day 2008 Mobile Streaming Video Post Mortem Part 1
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BareBonesCafe - Fun Business Ideas Part 1
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Fido (and Rogers) raise SMS rates to the USA by 66% from 15 cents to 25 cents
-
Bicycling With Amy Walker to all Car Free Vancouver 2008 Venues on June 15, 2008 and streaming video from my bike
-
"These are my Kid"s / Kinzin's world wide shipped 10 photos / month for 2.50 is fantastic
-
Maura Rodgers on her Rogers N95 8GB NAM and S60 - S60 Ambassadors Video
-
iPhone in Canada Rogers Data Plan Bingo
-
Car Free Vancouver Live Streaming Video from my N95 on my bicycle
-
Nokia N78 and S60 3rd Edition FP2 Blink Reactions plus bonus N78 Unboxing Video
-
Rogers 1 GB Data Plan is now $100/month instead of $65, price raised 54%
-
Tylor Sherman Video on S60 N81 8GB - S60 Ambassadors
-
Lively Kernel is clever! - Notes from the Forum and Mailing List
-
Eye-Fi WiFi functionality should be built into every memory card
-
12 hours with Rogers N95 8GB NAM - Get an unlocked one instead!
-
Cecily Walker Video on S60 Interface - S60 Ambassadors
-
Rogers implements kludgey SMS "you are now getting r*pped off" alert system instead of reasonable data plans
-
Rogers uses deep packet inspection? Rogers charging extra for data for built-in email app? Data plans "incredibly limiting"
-
MoMoVan May 2008 - Mobile Social Networking Panel Discussion that I moderated
-
Rogers Unlimited Plan is restricted to Rogers' apps, 3rd party apps pay r*poff tax. Buy unlocked N95 8GB instead
-
Nokia N95 8GB on Rogers has WiFi but no mention on Rogers site, appears you can't use 3rd party apps
-
iPhone coming to Rogers
-
Grassroots Open Mobile Web at Open Web Vancouver 2008
-
I love/hate both my Nokia N95-1 and my iPhone but the N95 is the phone I use daily
-
Flickr adds video - interesting that most of my videos are family videos
-
BUG Labs - Canadian Credit Card with US Shipping Address doesn't work
-
Adobe Light Room 2.0 Public Beta - Great 2nd monitor support & keyboard shortcuts but needs localized adjustment preview
-
Running N95-1 Firmware V21 and ShoZu 4.0 but can't update Facebook Status
-
AT&T GoPhone + unlocked iPhone = cheapest way to keep in touch for Canadians travelling in the USA who aren't gadget gurus
-
Hardware Mashups - The Long Tail of Gadgets
-
SXSW 2008 Bound on Friday! See you there!
-
Bus Challenged for NV08 Opening Party? Meet me at Blenz at 5:15p.m. at 508 West Hastings and we'll go together
-
Broke my GorillaPod - what next buy an SLR GorillaPod or buy proper camera bicycle mount?
-
Presenting VideoBlogging 101 part of Internet BootCamp at Northern Voice 2008 MooseCamp Feb 22, 2008
-
Drupal 6.0 released | drupal.org
-
N96 is growing on me - the N81 heritage is a wee bit disturbing though
-
DemoCampVancouver05 Videos - Scannerfly and Localiti intrigue
-
Olinda social radio with WiFi and API - I want one
-
Bambuser is another live videocast from your phone competitor
-
Another way to crash ShoZu - try to upload 150 photos at once
-
Qik Alpha Version 0.26 appears to have solved the hanging problem
-
First Carcast with Flixwagon - Qik versus Flixwagon shootout
-
Qik alpha bug - hangs forever if WiFi access point not available
-
As long as Microsoft doesn't neuter flickr, I am fine with them buying Yahoo
-
1st Qik bicyclecast live from my bicycle over EDGE
-
Qik is killer app for mobile phones with unlimited data
-
ShoZu - please work around the S60 "Create WLAN connection in offline mode?"
-
No Rogers iPhone at Macworld, I was right, RBC was wrong
-
N81 8GB Review Part 4 - fun walkman for my bicycle commute
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N81 8GB Review Part 3 - Navi wheel doesn't work well
-
N81 8GB Review Part 2 - Multimedia key not intuitive
-
MacBook Air needs wireless monitors and automagic CPU task delegation
-
Joby GorillaPod + DT-22 adapter + N95 + Qik = Bikecast
-
I need 2 SIM Cards: 1 for N95 and 1 for iPhone
-
2008 Random Predictions
-
How to modify your 1.1.2 iPhone to work with Rogers and Fido
-
Roland's Christmas 2007 Social Geek 'Get A Life' List
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Roland's Christmas 2007 Social Geek Gadget List
-
TransitCampVancouver Session Pitch Videos
-
TransitCamp Vancouver was fab! Thanks Karen
-
ConceptShare grows and grows and partners with Corel
-
N81 8GB Review Part 1 - Solid but shame about the camera
-
How to Tether an N95-1 to Fido over EDGE via Bluetooth on Mac OS X Tiger
-
N95-1 with 20.0.015 firmware appears to pass the Roland ShoZu Challenge!!
-
Raincity Studios acquires Bryght
-
Upgraded to Lightroom 1.3 and Mac OS 10.4.11
-
N82 has cool Xenon flash but will it pass the Roland Shozu Challenge?
-
Drupal and LAMP running on S60!
-
Northern Voice 2008 Speaker Submissions and Call for Ideas
-
Can't record video from S60 Python on an N93, how do I record video at 640x480?
-
N95-1 from Nokia Blogger Relations, looking for 4 GB micro SD SDHC card
-
Now running sweet Drupal 5.3
-
N95-3 for crafty creators + N810 hacker's delight + iPhone for consuming content = My Mobile Dream Team
-
How Do I record a Video using S60 Python 1.4.1?
-
S60 Python Success - Got Sample code to work, Nokia camera.py doesn't work
-
Nitobi Hack Day - desperately seeking S60 python help
-
Mobile Report Card - my new site for mobile media reviews
-
Globe and Mail finally realizes that Canadian Data Rates are a r*poff
-
Google Buys Jaiku
-
N95-1 for a week - Day 4, 5,6,7 thoughts - N95-3 sounds great!
-
N95-1 DemoCampVancouver03 Videos
-
N95-1 for a week - Day 3 thoughts
-
N95-1 for a week - Day 2 thoughts
-
N95-1 for a week -blink reaction
-
Igor is MoMoVan face - MoMoVan October 2007 Wrapup
-
N800 successor has a keyboard !?!
-
Amber, Leo and Tod rock - HD and Broadcast TV do not
-
Mark Pesce loves his Meraki mesh
-
Won a Sun Server at Launch Party at Section 3 - what to do?
-
Mystery photo turns B&E into a high-tech whodunit
-
Mobile Monday Vancouver re-launches October 2007 in a more informal style
-
All cameras will have built in ShoZu-like connectivity
-
ShoZu Slideshow Beta for Consumers - about to launch
-
Free Ringtones in exchange for Steak Frites at Jules Bistro
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iMovie08 much easier than previous iMovie for quick and dirty movies
-
DrupalCamp LA 2007 and California Final Thoughts
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502 N93 photos + Flickr Backup + CocoViewX + QuickTimePro + ccMixtr = Vancity Bike Share 502 movie
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DrupalCamp LA Session - Install Profiles or how to share your awesome Drupal Webapp
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Open Komodo is cool open source web app development environment
-
Iotum's Facebook conference call looks excellent
-
Nokia's Music store based on WMA DRM will fail
-
Nokia will ship S60 with Touch interface - Real Artists Steal
-
Nokia N81 & N95 8GB finally have adequate RAM
-
Nokia sells 11 phones per second and has history of re-invention
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how about 'looseo' for the 'loose' versus 'lose' confusion?
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FeedM8, make money off your RSS Feed - [FM8327-55]
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The internet does not revolve around the telcos' billing engine
-
N800 + Skype + WiFi = Great telco long distance route around
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ecto3 alpha - doesn't recognize new categories
-
Social Media For Parents session from BarCamp Vancouver 2007
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BarCamp Vancouver 2007 Three Word Introductions Video
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Social Media for Parents - BarCampVancouver2007
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I'll be Photowalking Friday August 17th and PhotoCamping Saturday August 18th
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Facebook's RSS feeds leak confidential data! Fix it by using basic auth over SSL and flickr style revokable URLs
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Everybody on the wait list please come to BarCamp Vancouver 2007!!!
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Up4 from ActiveState
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PubSub returns as Something Simpler
-
BarCamp Vancouver 2007 is this Friday and Saturday
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BarCamp, BarCamp Amsterdam and BarCamp Vancouver: looking back and looking forward
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Allowing CDMA and GSM in North America is like allowing left and right hand drive cars simultaneously
-
US 3G Nokia N95 has 128MB RAM and Battery Upgrade!
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Create Compelling Content Constantly or Consistently?
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Lazy Web - Give me unlimited mobile uploads to a video service of my choice over WiFi
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Microsoft cloud not for me or Stowe Boyd
-
Russ Beattie Agrees that Nokia should adopt open source core
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Nokia: Buy ShoZu and be done with it :-) !
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iPhone like Keyboard available for N800
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Rui on how Nokia can beat the iPhone
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TAAC 2007 Part 1 - Impressions
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AT&T's iPhone plan s*cks
-
Jon Arnold's long term usage Nokia N93 Review
-
"The ecstasy of influence: A plagiarism" by Jonathan Lethem (Harper's Magazine)
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Drupal site NowPublic rated one of the 50 best websites of 2007
-
Lightroom 1.1 has two new Sharpen presets
-
iPhone h*cking commences, quelle surprise!
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Check "Make new virtual copies" when creating collections - Lightroom tip
-
DemoCampVancouver02 is tomorrow at 5:30p.m. at WorkSpace
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TalkPlus Beta works great on my N93 to my sister's Toronto cellphone
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Lifeblog good for SMS archiving but not much else - still Windows only and mobile client is still not very good
-
How to fix ShoZu
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Competing with iPhone: Plan A and Plan B for Nokia
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Great user experience, touch and magical interfaces IN. Hard to use, Stylus and menus OUT
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Skype on the Nokia N800: it's alive, it's ALIVE!
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Lightroom 1.1 list of changes
-
Ian Lyons' review of Lightroom 1.1 is the best I've found so far
-
LightroomNews 1.1 Ships - Catalogs replace libraries
-
iPhone has regular GSM SIM card thank goodness
-
iPhone has hardwired SIM?!?
-
GK VanPatter on Design 3.0 at Microsoft Expression Launch
-
Sydney Fels - Multi camera tagging for the 2010 Olympics and the Ikea Digital Lifestyle June 6, 2007
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Phillip Jeffrey on Facebook and flickr tagging June 6, 2007
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David Vogt on CrowdTrust, his tagging startup
-
Jaiku beta mobile client shows how IP trumps SMS (eventually)
-
Nokia Media Transfer works on my N93 even though the setup app crashed
-
Hugin and Mugin source - Java flickr midlet uploader
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Facebook: I've seen this movie before but this sequel is different & better because it's a blockbuster and everybody's doing it
-
Zurfer zloooow on N93 over Canadian GPRS
-
Apple Tablet coming soon if not at WWDC 2007
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Dang! Nokia Media Transfer beta doesn't work with my N800
-
MarsEdit 1.2 - Still no WYSIWYG mode and no way to elegantly handle 100s of tags
-
Dreaming in Code - get it to explain the crazy software business to others
-
Use Mac OS X built-in JPEG Conversion - Lightroom Fan Part 3
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N93 Review Part 11 - Never underestimate a 3x optical zoom camera with always on connectivity
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N800 makes fine car MP3 player - N800 Review Part 3
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How I got into Technology
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Give Me Real Broadband without port blocking and a comfortable, quiet and clean room
-
Open source doesn't do camels
-
Common-Space Peer Production - Is it good for more than code and blogs and wikis?
-
SMSes don't have a standard way to insert line breaks
-
DemoCampVancouver01 Rocked
-
N800 + GSM 850 phone = perfect price checker - N800 Review Part 2
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Digital SLR + 50mm lens + Lightroom = awesome kid photos - Lightroom Fan Part 2
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SMS is dead redux - IP juggernaut continues
-
Printing to jpg from Lightroom's print module - Lightroom Fan Part 1
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SMS is dead - Twitter proves it
-
BUZmob is a great way to read RSS on your mobile devices
-
DemoCamp Vancouver01 May 24, 2007 5:30p.m. at WorkSpace
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Social Software "Manifesto" - Super Happy Dev House Redux Part 1
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Love Lightroom, hate Photoshop
-
Globe and Mail Survey May 2007 - My comments
-
Couldn't get Bluetooth console working with Python on my N93 - Super Happy Dev House Redux Part 2
-
Nokia N800 Hacking at Vancouver Super Happy Dev House?
-
Nokia, how about a Vancouver Evening like Evening with S60 Helsinki: June 14, 2007
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Vancouver Super Happy Dev House at Bryght sponsored by Socialtext Fri 11 May 07 1p.m.-1a.m. Sat 12 May
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Nokia: please build Christian Lindholm's Transformer Mobile OS around an open source core
-
Cultivation = Motivation divided by Moderation
-
Nokia S60 3rd Edition Devices Need to run Positioning app to activate external GPS?!?
-
Canucks Outsider Live Game 5 is here starting at 5:30p.m.-ish Pacific 3 May 07
-
RAZR and KRZR technologically behind
-
Nokia N800 Review Part 1 - Linux is surprisingly usable, S60 on Linux in the future?
-
Motorola KRZR K1 Review Part 7 - Works great as a modem for the Nokia N800
-
Removable User Identity Module proves that CDMA is the Betamax of mobile technology
-
Kyte.tv is great for sharing mobile pics with chat, doesn't do live video YET
-
Canucks Outsider Live Game 7 is here starting at 5:45p.m. Pacific 23 Apr 07
-
CRTC should Mandate CDMA Portability using R-UIMs (CDMA version of SIM Cards) ?!?
-
Canucks Outsider Live will videocast live Game 6 using ustream.tv
-
Why I should get a free upcoming.org tshirt
-
Vancouver PHP Free Geek and Lucene Search Engine Talk will be videocasted live using ustream.tv
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In Vancouver Sun last Saturday about The Blogger Code of Conduct
-
Canucks Outsider Live Videocast with ustream.tv on Saturday at 5p.m.
-
ustream.tv doesn't stream video with PPC Macs and iSight?
-
Tony Tang on wall and table displays at UBC Large Displays Workshop - VIDEO
-
Rogers hypes video shot on N series Nokia phones that they don't sell
-
Rodger Lea's UBC Large Display Workshop Video
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Right click on flash movie to make ustream.tv work on your PPC Mac and iSight
-
Nicole Arksey on Family Blog at UBC Large Displays workshop - Video
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Got ustream.tv to work with my Canon DV camera over Firewire
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Adrian Friday's talk on Large Screen Deployment at Lancaster University - VIDEO
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N800 received from Nokia Blogger Relations - looking forward to using it for GTalk video and Skype
-
My Symbian History - 7610 with my own money, rest from Nokia Blogger Relations
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Canadian telco r*poffs irrelevant to savvy, geeky users
-
ShoZu still the best way to quickly flickr photos, Lifeblog & Gallery require too many clicks
-
Fido data comes down in price, $4000 now buys 1GB of data not 200MB
-
Nokia DT-22 Tripod is fab
-
Super Happy Grow-Op Dev House at Bryght 1 Alexander Suite 400 May 11, 2007
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Large Display Workshop - UBC - Tony Tang - How and why wall and table displays will be used
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e-Campus Large Display at Lancaster - Adrian Friday
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Large Display Workshop UBC Nicole Arksey - Family Blog
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Nokia DT-22 Tripod - will use it to videoblog at Massive
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Motorola KRZR K1 Review Part 6 - Can only hold 50 SMSes
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Motorola KRZR K1 Review Part 5 - Hold up or down volume key & then hit camera key to change ring style
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Motorola KRZR K1 Review Part 4 - Hold down the # key to toggle between silent and normal ring
-
Automatic Live Conference Photo Blogging with ShoZu and your Nokia N series phone
-
URLs with question marks, ampersands, etc should be banished to the Web 1.0 h*ll where they belong
-
Motorola KRZR K1 Review Part 3 - Photos as good as two year old N70 except no flash
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Motorola KRZR K1 Review Part 2 - Video as good as 2 year old Nokia N70
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Adobe Lightroom Locale hacks - let the hacking begin
-
Motorola KRZR K1 Review Part 1 - Not the portable multimedia computer I am looking for
-
Cellphones are a r*poff in Canada - why is this news?
-
YouTube Mobile Demo works great on my N93, not on N80i
-
N93 + Tom Tom + ShoZu works 100% of the time if Nokia Maps has initialized the GPS
-
m.YouTube.com doesn't work on my N80i or N93
-
N80i + ShoZu + Tom Tom GPS works 50% of the time -N80i, S60, ShoZu, or Tom Tom bug?
-
N80i not supported by ShoZu Geotagging feature
-
Unlocking the Mobile Phone: Why we need to go SIM-Free
-
Northern Voice 2007 Redux Part 2 - We're all learners now
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Northern Voice 2007 Redux Part 1 - Adobe Lightroom really is that good!
-
FON router works - some Mac quirks
-
Video.ca's transcoding of my Drupal 5 logo screencast seems pretty legible too
-
Lulop's video transcoding of my Drupal 5 logo screencast is all open source and legible too
-
Andy recommends N93 upgrade, Steve says it has video bugs
-
This is a test of IMIFIED.com from jabber
-
Please improve memory management and thumbnail generation in S60 Feature Pack 2
-
Email is the place where knowledge goes to die Boris!
-
Current fring unusable for me due to constant beeping and group chat not fully functional
-
ShoZu + Nokia N Series phone + flickr + WiFi = least painful way to get photos online today
-
Flash video encoding shootout - Brightcove Consumer wins
-
Symbian "bad" OS from developer point of view?!?
-
N73 Review Part 5 - Steven Wittens reviews the N73
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N80i Review Part 6 - fring initial impressions - thumbs up!
-
Nortel finally starts blogging - yay!
-
N93 Review Part 10 - N93 hardware does allow ego videblogging - proved by ComVu's software
-
N800 killer feature is see-me calls today with SIP tomorrow with Skype
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Pocket Cine uploader doesn't work with 148 MB MPEG 4 from N93
-
Introductions at Vancouver League of Drupalers January 2007
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Contec, Drupal and mobile - Vancouver League of Drupalers Jan 2007
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Six travel scholarships of CAN $500 to come to Northern Voice 2007
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Vox offers video upload via Atom Publishing Protocol direct from N93
-
iPhone and N999 - I want both
-
N93 Review Part 9 - S60 Browser runs out of memory with flickr and wirelesskeyboard
-
Vancouver Open ID Mashpit Jan 17, 2006 - calling all technical creatives!
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N800 looks great
-
"Instant Journalists" and citizen journalists often have the real story when it comes to technology
-
David Drucker's MacWorld 2007 Predictions
-
David Ayre Reviews the Blackberry Pearl - Smartphone Reviews by Real People Part 2
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Boris Mann's MacWorld 2007 predictions - no iPhone but tablet-like thingie!
-
YouTube is NOT the flickr of video
-
Stefan's magnificent Nokia rant
-
2007 - The year of the blogaphone - The Nokia N999
-
Zak Greant Reviews the Sony Ericsson W810i - Smartphone Reviews by Real People Part 1
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Networks of networks of dynamic websites
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N80i Review Part 5 - Truphone to South Africa success but then it "crashed" the phone
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N80i Review Part 4 - Truphone crystal clear to Holland
-
N80i Review Part 3 - Truphone easy to setup
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Paul Lima starts to blog and rebuts my post about his article "Hit Me"
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N80i Review Part 2 - Camera good but not as good as the N73
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N80i review part 1 - Nokia charger with adapter doesn't work on N80i, works on N93
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Trial N80i has arrived courtesy of Nokia and the Blogger Relations Program
-
Social Media Club Vancouver Intro Roundtable Video
-
Testing Windows Live Writer
-
ShoZu-like technology with suspend/resume uploading in the background will be in all cameras
-
N93 Review Part 8 - I can upload to blip.tv directly from the N93!
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N93 Review Part 7 - 850Mhz absence is painful
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N73 Review Part 4 - N73 versus N93 Photos
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N73 Review Part 3 - Camera app - Text label feature is there
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Get your Moose on - Northern Voice 2007
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Northern Voice 2007 Speaker Submissions Deadline extended to December 1, 2006
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Sxipper Preview - A few minutes with Weston Triemstra
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N93 Review Part 6 - Lens Cap Strap is awesome but hard to figure out
-
myfabrik can't handle N93 MPEG 4 files
-
N73 Review Part 2 - After 40 photos, ShoZu has hung medmanshozu processes
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N73 Review Part 1 - N73 supports 850 Mhz and EDGE - ShoZu is faster!
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N93 Review Part 6 - Camera app - Text label feature removed
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N91 Review Part 18 - Great iPod Phone for power users not a blogaphone
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Blogaphone - I want it! N95 plus keyboard!
-
Google Video Uploader can't handle 691MB video !?!
-
N93 Review Part 5 - Can't swivel screen so I can take High Res Videos of myself
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N93 Review Part 4 - Need standard interfaces - tripod, USB and headphone
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N91 Review Part 17 - Great music phone if you are a power user
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N93 Review Part 3 - Video continues to impress but files are too big
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N93 Review Part 2 - Video is awesome but files are huge and Brightcove can't handle them
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N93 Review Part 1 - Nokia Web Browser works with flickr!
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N91 Review Part 16 - Volume keys spontaneously stopped working today
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N91 Review Part 15 - After Opera Mini installed, spontaneous phone reboots
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Nokia N93 and N73 arrive, N91 review not complete
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N91 Review Part 14 - ShoZu still rocks but is not stable on my N91
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N91 Review Part 13 - Love the keyboard lock switch and the standard headphone jacks
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N91 Review Part 12 - Love the joystick
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Sony Mylo or Nokia 770?
-
Web 2.0 companies cost too much to be profitable in Canada - Another misguided Globe and Mail Technology article
-
N91 Review Part 11 - Nokia Software Updater saga V 2.00.052 25-07-06 RM43 N91 (01.01)
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Blackberry Pearl launched - but does it run ShoZu?
-
BarCamp Vancouver Redux Part 5 - Notes
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BarCamp Vancouver Redux Part 4 - More camps?
-
BarCamp Vancouver Redux Part 3 - Let's do a longer PhotoCamp!
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BarCamp Vancouver Redux Part 2 - Thanks to my fellow organizers
-
BarCamp Vancouver Redux Part 1 - Crystal Williams rocks
-
BarCamp Vancouver opening Video
-
BarCamp Vancouver sponsors - thanks!
-
Why CDMA will die! - As if !
-
Snakes on a Plane and Blogs - Kris to discuss on CBC today at 5:30ish
-
BarCamp Vancouver - 120 is our final number!
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Nokia 770 Internet Tablet - I want one
-
Matchstick - Give Canadian bloggers up to date phones like the N80 not last year's phones like the 6682
-
BarCamp Vancouver is full but no worries sign up for the wait list
-
CMS + FFMpeg + FLVtools2 + FlowPlayer + S3 = your own personal YouTube!
-
Mundane post to get free Zooomr pro account
-
N91 Review Part 10 - Great 21st Century Transistor Radio
-
BarCamp Vancouver will be at 1 Alexander at the new Bryght office
-
N91 Review Part 9 - V1.10.030 05-05-06 RM-43 N91 (17.01) Firmware first impressions
-
N91 Review Part 8 - Firmware blues hit me in the ShoZu
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Smartphone interview on Citytv Breakfast Television today
-
N91 Review Part 7: Firmware blues cured by reformatting hard disk?!?
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N91 Review Part 6: Walled Garden not 850Mhz
-
N91 Review Part 5 - No 850Mhz support means no GPRS data in San Francisco
-
BloggerCon IV starts
-
Safely in San Francisco at the Adante Hotel
-
BloggerCon Nostalgia
-
N91 Review Part 4 - Nokia Podcasting App cool way to automagically get video and audio podcasts
-
RolandVideoVerite on ShoZu [N91 Video]
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Filipino carrier offers phones with Lifeblog pre-configured to work with G-Blogs blogging service
-
N91 Review Part 3 - Nokia Wireless Keyboard SU-8W does work! N80 driver works for all Series 60 v3
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N91 Review - Part 2 - Nokia Wireless Keyboard SU-8W doesn't work - no driver
-
ShoZu 2.0 withi ZuCasts - automagically download Rocketboom and other selected videoblogs
-
N91 review part 1 - WiFi good
-
Robert Scoble leaving Microsoft
-
Free ringtone in MP3 format
-
Free N70 Ringtone from Jeff's vintage Mini Moog Synth
-
N70, PuTTY and the Nokia Wireless Keyboard SU-8W a great trio
-
My N70 runs raccoon, Nokia's port of Apache
-
DrupalCamp Seattle June 28-29, 2006 at Richard Hugo House
-
Mobile Monday Vancouver: Multimedia and User-Generated Content is tonight!
-
Flying to NetSquared in San Jose tomorrow
-
BarCampVancouver August 25-27, 2006 will be part of BarCamp Earth
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BarCamp Tdot redux Part 3 - Miriam Verburg rocking DrupalCamp and BarCamp
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BarCamp Tdot redux Part 2 - David Crow rocks the Innovation Commons
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BarCamp Tdot redux Part 1 - Jay Goldman rocks
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A backpack is not the optimal way to carry your gear for a photo shoot
-
Ivan Kuznetsov: Lifeblog adds organization, context and search- Me: it's not "good enough"
-
Mesh Conference missing thread - Open Source, broadband, RSS, people, Silicon Valley everywhere
-
HTCE - "What Citizen Journalism Means to Corporate Communications" Wrapup
-
Ecto instead of MarsEdit because it can't handle 100s of categories
-
1 Minute DrupalCamp Toronto Part 1 - Khalid Baheyeldin on building a community site with Drupal
-
DrupalCamp Toronto - The night before at Pearson Airport
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DrupalCamp Toronto - The day before the day before
-
YouTube Mobile Uploading doesn't work in Canada
-
Sakura Sakura - Poetry and Cherry Blossoms from Yiibu for your mobile device
-
Figuring out Web 2.0 - Another misguided article from Backbone Magazine - another Globe and Mail tech magazine
-
The RIAA needs to sell online music with no DRM just like they sell offline music with no DRM
-
CDMA is the Betamax of Mobile Phones
-
May 2006 Event - SMS, Search, Music, Nokia 770, Vidfest, Organizational
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Apache ported to Symbian Series 60
-
Mobile Monday Vancouver Tonight Tuesday May 2 at Take 5 at 6p.m.
-
PubSub, Technorati better than Nstein and Brandimensions for SMBs - Fact Checking Globe and Mail's TQ Part 2
-
Paul Lima's confessions of a search-engine optimizer is still wrong - Fact checking the Globe and Mail's TQ Part 1
-
Get Funded By Google to Work on Drupal With Bryght
-
Canadian musicians rock and so does Derek Miller
-
Nokia N93 - ideal phone to run ShoZu and shows that GSM and UMTS phones rule!
-
Flickr rocks but what about hot startups like EQO and Dabble DB?
-
ShoZu - the best cameraphone uploader
-
Antony Pranata, Nokia Vancouver developer is blogging! More please!
-
MySpace Killer is the new "Flickr of..."
-
30 Second Vancouver Part 5 - New House in East Van finished
-
Vancouver PHP on CMS Systems or Bridge to Asia?
-
Zimmer Twins - powered by Drupal and up for a Webby
-
Opera Web Browser is free for N70 and other Series 60 phones
-
Series 60 Backup Restore Utility for MMC cards on an N70?
-
EQO on Mac OS X (Skype for your mobile phone) finally available
-
N70 needs a tripod mount
-
USRobotics USR 9610 Skype Speakerphone vs. ActionTec vs. Chatterbox
-
Nokia N70 cameraphone review
-
Canada Cellular data is an example of resentment-based pricing
-
FOSS Business model - give FOSS developers stock in their customers?
-
Easy PABX - create your own virtual online PABX in minutes
-
RSS Real Time Enterprise Console = Management by Feed
-
Meaning flickr uploader sounds great except for its unreliability
-
Emory's N90 apps - must try them on the N70
-
Rocketboom not coming to Vancouver
-
Rocketboom-like site is looking for a Vancouver Amanda Congdon
-
Lowepro - CompuTrekker AW backpack is what Kris and I carry all our photo, video and computer gear
-
Intention Economy H*ll: Renting a Car - sh*tty software and no digital identity
-
Piratopian and High Street Hedonist - is that what I am?
-
BarCamp TDot and Mesh Conference in Toronto May 2006
-
ajaxWrite is cheesy looking but it gets the job done
-
Paypal Mobile Debuts and disrupts the mobile payment space
-
Navteq Videos in Flash on YouTube for Windows people
-
An immodest proposal aka Doc and Chris nail it
-
N70 hangs after taking photos and videos seemingly randomly
-
Navteq visits WinBC
-
100% Ajax Login - Look Ma, no Cookies
-
March 2006 Vancouver Drupal User Group meeting Thursday at Take 5
-
Kitakits Stephen Downes!
-
Mobile Carriers are all about "Assuring Scarcity of Connectivity"
-
Podcasting on CityTV Breakfast Television
-
Google please don't break Writely
-
CanadaCamp before or after Toronto Web 2.0 traditional conference?
-
Endo - crashed with my OPML file with over 1000 subscriptions
-
Dabble DB wins "I'd pay for that" award at Under the Radar
-
Andy Smith's flickrUp up ported to Symbian Series 60 Python by WhiteTiger
-
Mobile Monday March 2006 - Music and Copyright
-
Hire Will Pate
-
Tomorrow is Mobile Monday Vancouver for March
-
I would use ZoomClouds if it linked to my tags page not ZoomCloud's
-
Fido mobile data is a ripoff if you aren't grandfathered with an unlimited dataplan
-
Does ZoneTag have suspend/resume functionality like Shozu?
-
REPOST: Hugin/Mugin 1.0 - J2ME Flickr uploader for Series 60 Nokia cameraphones
-
Podcast Hotel Seattle 2006 - even better, still grassroots and vital
-
Steve Litchfield's cool Nokia Series 60 Python tutorial
-
Canon S400 - How to fix memory card errors
-
Recording Skype on Mac OS X: WireTap Pro + LineIn is easiest
-
It's all about the apps; PHP has them, Java never will
-
Port 80 is not good enough for Web 2.0
-
The secret to mobile photo uploading is Shozu
-
Skype on Symbian not released
-
Movamail - need to blog or at least de-cloak
-
Skype on Symbian to be released today at 3GSM?!?
-
Mobile Monday Vancouver Feb 2006 - Eqo demo was great
-
Demoing Shozu tonight at MoMoVan at Take 5 at 6:30p.m.
-
OSCMS has begun - Feb is conference madness!
-
Join OSCMS people for our snow event at Cypress Mountain
-
Send me links to Attribution or Attribution Non Commercial photos for MooseCamp Movie
-
nova media's unofficial iSync plugins for newer Nokia, Sony, Siemens phones
-
Angel Investors - Amazing peek behind the curtain
-
Another N70 cool feature - hold # to toggle between Silent and General Profiles
-
JuiceCaster - unsucessfully registered
-
N70 strap is useless because it obstructs the back camera
-
Blip.tv upgrades software to support Nokia N70 MP4 videos
-
VFS DIY Podcasting and Blogs and Wikis at VPL
-
Comvu - LIVE Mobile video broadcast from your mobile device
-
Shozu working, blip.tv and Now Public not taking the email from Shozu
-
Dries, Dan Gillmor, JD Lasica become advisors to Now Public - Leonard Brody is co-CEO
-
Shozu has stopped working on my new N70!
-
N70 cool feature - if phone is locked, opening camera launches camera app
-
Again, I love Diego's stuff but Ning's lock-in will make it unsuccessful
-
Bowen Blogging Intro Presentation 21 January 2006
-
N70 and Shozu just work except for error code 5005
-
Got N70 - Hack iSync, transfer phone numbers, install Shozu
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Getting Started with Blogging Panel Ideas at Northern Voice 2006
-
Yahoo mobile bundle doesn't install on my Nokia 7610
-
The PubSub Era of the web is now
-
PubSub's speed unmatched on the Internet
-
Move Vancouver Podcasters Meetup from Beatty Street Bar and Grill to a place with WiFi?
-
There *is* an open source community
-
Intro to Blogging on Bowen Island this Sat January 21, 2006 at BICS
-
Canadian Election 2006 Election blogging live from Library Square Pub
-
My Bluetooth has re-appeared after resetting the power manager
-
Susan Mernit joins Yahoo! - a great coup for Yahoo!
-
Adobe Lightroom Beta 1 Test finished - can't wait for Beta 2
-
LifeBlog good, Shozu much better IMHO
-
Podcasting and Video podcasting support built into iLife 06
-
Mobile Monday Vancouver Meeting #1 - 3 words
-
Lightroom - 40% written in Lua to enable quick Windows port?!?
-
Google Earth for Mac available
-
Adobe Lightroom Beta doesn't suck
-
eqo mobile internet phone service team will be at Mobile Monday Vancouver January 9th
-
My Personal technology Resolutions for 2006
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The Year of Personal Video for Power users and Geeks - Roland's 2006 Predictions Part 6
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No Flickr of video emerges - Roland's 2006 Predictions Part 5
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Mobile Mondays Vancouver will be a success - Roland's 2006 Predictions Part 7
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Mobile market stagnates in Canada - Roland's 2006 Predictions Part 4
-
Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas - on hiatus until January 4th
-
Apple will introduce wide screen video iPod - Roland's 2006 Predictions Part 3
-
No recording iPod for podcasters and videobloggers - Roland's 2006 Predictions Part 2
-
Mobile Voice Over WiFi - Roland's 2006 Predictions Part 1
-
Paul Kedrosky wants Real Broadband to the home too
-
Chris Messina responds to the Flock anti-hype
-
Canada will get Mobile Number Portability in March 2007 - Too little too late from the CRTC
-
Tags are useful abstractions because they are gritty, human and get the job done
-
Paid for Derek's cool CD
-
Don't need personal relationship with every webservice hence need for digital identity
-
Jabber matters and so does RSS and Atom
-
Drupal has a database and ain't afraid to use it to support structured blogging or whatever becomes popular
-
ComVu mobile webcasting - interesting idea but only works on M$crosoft
-
Rhonda Fast's Photography Opening @ Wicked Cafe in Vancouver | static photography
-
Test video direct from my mobile to Blip via Shozu
-
Wireless data in Canada is ridiculously expensive | Boris is right
-
Nokia Canada Online Store - Great idea, disappointing phones
-
Canada.com's tech team gives web 2 lumps of coal for Christmas
-
ContentVote.com - let visitors vote on your content
-
Nokia N90 Blog from Nokia run by Andy Abramson
-
Goodbye Lee - I want more Seattle BBQs when you get back
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del.icio.us acquired by Yahoo! - Tagging becomes mainstream
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Aussie blog isambard uses one of my Creative Commons licensed photos
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Blogsledding at Blogs and Dogs - fabulous!
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Blogs n Dogs - weather will be cold but the conversation will be great
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HabitatJAM rocked - suggestions to keep the conversation going
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Yahoo is RSS-ifying everything
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I'll be at the ICANN geek dinner at Steamworks tomorrow for an hour
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Vlogging is breaking courtesy of the iPod Video and our video culture
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Satellite Radio s*cks - I want Radio over IP
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RSS is the real convergence medium
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Rocketboom has 10 RSS feeds including ones with proprietary extensions for Apple, Sony and Microsoft
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P2P WiFi allows users to share bandwidth - no cableco or telco required!
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IMG Assist fun 2 - Blurry Skyte
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Drupal IMG assist - Chili House Picture
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Creative Commons license does not equal an open standard
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Writely allows you to create new docs from Word but not insert into docs
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Why Vancouver needs an Innovation Commons
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Roller and Plone folks wanted for Open Source CMS and Blogging Tools Summit, Vancouver, February 7 - 9, 2006
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Canada.com to introduce RSS, comments and clean URLs?!?
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How do I upload Word documents into Writely?
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Everything will generate RSS - humans and machines!
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Smart phones will tip when there actually is a software platform
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New Paradigm = streaming attention gestures to trusted clouds?
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It worked!
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wikiCalc - one more very tiny nail in the Office coffin
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SuprGlu - Drupal's aggregator2 module already does this
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PixPulse - Didn't mean to be so harsh -it's just that I hate email
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Migrating this site to Drupal - things may break
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links for 2005-11-11
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Memo to Microsoft - Cannibalize everything including Office
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Sharkle, DailyMotion, JussPress, eVideoShare, CastPost, vSocial, Vobbo, vMix, Flukies, Yashi, varsistyTV - More Videoblogging
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Phoenix Audio Duet PCS sounds great - Is it Mac OS X and Skype compatible?
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Millions of J2ME and Series 60 phones all slightly different does not a platform make
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Google's Map App for J2ME is pretty cool
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Blogging is ongoing and doesn't presume to tell the whole story forever unlike journalism
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Looking for speakers for Northern Voice 2006 - Deadline is Tuesday 15 November
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Idiom of the day "flickr of..."
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There is only one editor and its name is Emacs
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MacDevCenter.com: How to Record a Podcast Interview
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Flickr of video doesn't exist -my video upload experience
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ClipShack - 50 MB limit makes it unusable for me
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Chatterbox - USB speaker phone for Skype from Actiontec
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BarCamp Amsterdam 2005 People - Audioblog.com Version
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Yet another bogus DRM system from Sony
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Wish I could go to Mind Camp
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More bogus DRM from the MPAA
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Microsoft Office: cannibalize yourself or die!
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links for 2005-11-05
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Adam Bosworth - Database vendors haven't learned from CORBA
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My first look at PixPulse
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The age of webapps only working in IE is over
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Shozu - how it works (and how J2ME still can't take full res pictures)
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Java *is* dead
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IMDB for the BBC coming soon
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Daring Fireball: Membership: Renewed
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Best inexpensive 19 inch LCD monitors for Macs?
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Steve Gillmor - Links are dead, Long live attention and reputation!
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Riya should read photos from your flickr account
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Producing Open Source Software sounds great!
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Multiple Large Monitors Prevent Context Switches
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Chris Pirillo - Web 2.0 = Renaissance
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BBC Annotatable Audio - Bookmarkable, Taggable Video
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Aperture points to the lack of imagination and vision from Adobe et al
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Microsoft to offer Hosted Office?!?
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links for 2005-10-30
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VEF Web 2.0 Photos
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Put down the term sheet and step away slowly...
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links for 2005-10-28
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My VEF Web 2.0 Blogging Presentation
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MobHappy: If Car Companies Employed People from Telecoms
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Innovation Commons Second Meeting is tonight at 6:30p.m. at Take 5 at 429 Granville
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Hello ShoZu, Goodbye Lifeblog
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According to the Tristan Louis Algorithm, this blog is worth $143K
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Speaking at Web 2.0 Vancouver Enterprise Forum tonight
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It's about expression - Evan Williams finally "gets it"
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BarCamp Amsterdam Unprogram
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Drupal Con AMS 2005 - Check out my Bryght blog
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Pre Bar Camp Amsterdam / Euro OSCON / Drupal Con drink Cafe de Jaren 9p.m. Sunday
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Chris Pirillo sponsors Bar Camp Amsterdam!
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The World is Not Flat - Check it out
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Mediamatic will host Bar Camp Amsterdam 2005
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BT WiFi is a r*poff at Heathrow
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Brent Holliday's anti Web 2.0 hype dissed by Boris
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Vote for Troy's "Succeed with Web 2.0 or Become irrelevant" Manifesto
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links for 2005-10-13
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Apple October 2005 Event Predictions 1 for 3
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Speed Bumped PowerMacs, Powerbooks, Movies on iTunes store + surprise
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[FACTCHECKING] The battle for your home phone - another clueless Globe and Mail article
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Content Owners publish your content online with an open format with minimal DRM and easy ways for people to pay
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links for 2005-10-11
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Teenagers - stop getting ripped off by the ringtone man
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Verisign buys weblogs.com - The year of making money off blogs and RSS continues
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Sxore 0.2 - sxip's comment system with digital identity and reputation keeps getting better
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SocialText releases open source SubEthaEdit for Perl and PHP
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Mark Pilgrim's cool microcontent aggregator Grease Monkey Scripts
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If it's public on the web, it's public to the entire world
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AOL buys Weblogs Inc!?!
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Ads On Blogs - BLOG SEARCH 500 - I am number 488
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Stewart Butterfield becomes head of Mergers and Acquisitions at Yahoo!
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Ning - I don't get it - Is it Drupal lite? Hypercard for webapps?
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Ning - Diego and I will have to disagree
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Innovation Commons First Meeting was tonight and it was fantastic
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Skype Video means the loneliness of iSight Users will soon be over
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NewsGator buys NetNewsWire - Year of making Money off Blogs and RSS continues
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Writely rocks as long as you don't use nested lists
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Work the Pond - a book to read
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Permalinks and namespaces will prevent blogs and RSS from going the way of Usenet
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Deploy every 30 minutes: One secret behind Flickr time development
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Web 2.0 = People as Computing Power
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ROLLYO needs to generate combined, filtered RSS feeds
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Warner record executive unbelievably clueless
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My 565 page, 11300 photo Qoop Flickr book rocks!
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Blu Ray and HD DVD are irrelevant
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2007 - Video calls for the masses arrive courtesy of Skype NOT from the oligopoly telcos
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links for 2005-09-28
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Bar Camp Amsterdam - help us find a venue
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Steve Gillmor may be crazy - but he's my kind of crazy!
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Northern Voice 2006 - Speakers wanted - Friday February 10 and Saturday February 11, 2006
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links for 2005-09-27
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Jon Udell remixes Bloglines to create river of news RSS aggregator
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BananaRap and FabFlickrFun - Northern Voice 2006 Moose Camp on Fri Feb 10, 2006
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RSS Remixing - Podcast, Presentation and Links
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I is for Iyengar
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Web 2.0 Meme Map from O'Reilly
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Podcasting the Do it yourself guide by Todd Cochrane - highly recommended
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links for 2005-09-22
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Remixing RSS - My Vancouver Web 2.0 Talk September 22, 2005 6:30p.m.
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The New York Times needs Identity 2.0 so they don't have to worry about identity
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Meeting the Bird in Atlanta at XML Conference 2005!
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Test of Audio Blog's Video blog service
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APEX 162 - This is the microphone I use for my mobile Podcasts
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Qoops rocks! - 13x19 poster of the kid's 1120 photos is great
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flock = Social Web 2.0 Office?
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Audioblog's video blog feature is a free beta and here's a tutorial
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Recording your life when you choose to and sharing it with whomever you want is the the future
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Podcast your elevator pitch directly to a VC's iPod
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Drupal + Aggregator2 + Algorithms = Memeorandum
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Welcome to the Post Factoid Era
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eBay buys Skype - has eBay jumped the shark?
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The Future of Mobility is Linux!?! - Is Series 60 Symbian the Apple II of phones?
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Meet the Web 2.0 new boss - Just the same as the old boss
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Rupert to buy AudioBlog
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Record, Annotate, Upload, Blog - Podcaster and Video Blogger Manifesto
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Seattle and Vancouver musicians - Podcast Hotel is for you
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At Podcast Hotel with JD Lasica, Kris, Eric, lots of cool folks
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Podcasting and Videoblogging Portland NOLA reaction without creating a circus
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Survivors need a way to get survivor information - how to stay alive and what happened to their loved ones and their stuff
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links for 2005-09-06
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Learning books are more needed and more profitable long term than reference books
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How to detect bias
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Eric Rice gets funding to launch podcast and videoblog service and portal in Japan, Korea and China
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Black Box Flight Recorder for human beings
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Blogs as Virtual Playgrounds
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links for 2005-09-02
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Qoop is cool but very beta - needs tag support and be faster with larger than 1000 photos
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links for 2005-09-01
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BlogWalk Seattle - I'll be there
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links for 2005-08-31
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Julie Leung on Foo Camp 2005
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flickr id move from Flickr id to Yahoo id was not communicated well
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links for 2005-08-30
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Auto-generated 1 minute movies from interesting Flickr pictures
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PR is still dead in 2005 and Dave Taylor agrees with me
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La blogosphère Britanno-Colombienne est branché
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Global Audio and Video collaboration is a work in progress
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1 Minute VanDigiCam Film for VIFF contest - Crazy flickr idea #89
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links for 2005-08-25
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Portable Print Party - Crazy Flickr Idea #88
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links for 2005-08-24
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Conversation is the kingdom - Value is in relationships and Trust
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links for 2005-08-23
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The web is built on the "electricity of participation"
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links for 2005-08-21
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Blogging shows humanity at its best and worst - from narcissism to noble and altruistic
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links for 2005-08-20
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Kumbaya or Foo and Bar Camps rock
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Flock 0.2 - Hands on review
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The difference between Vancouver and Silicon Valley
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links for 2005-08-19
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links for 2005-08-18
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Blogtronix CEO living in 1999 - loosely coupled integration is the future
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links for 2005-08-17
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Journalism is a practice in which pros and amateurs both participate - Jay Rosen
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Blogger for Word builds on Radio Userland (and others) prior art
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#474 in Feedster August 2005 Top 500
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Qoop.com is Flickr's print service!?!
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links for 2005-08-16
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links for 2005-08-15
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Windows Vista is the first OS to be compromised by Hollywood!?!
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Testing out posting Flickr photos from Flock 0.2
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links for 2005-08-14
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Blurry Skytrain at night - 3rd Flock 0.2 test
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Remixed Granville Island Skateboarder - 2nd Flock 0.2 test
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Cisco Skype VoIP phone designed in Vancouver
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links for 2005-08-12
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Flock rocks (or Chris Messina is a demo god)!
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links for 2005-08-11
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OSCON and Portland 2005 Drupal Conference Cool People
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links for 2005-08-10
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Young hackers: mortgageless and kidless but have a cool idea? Start your own web startup
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The real power of Web 2.0 is automatic stigmeric communications
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links for 2005-08-09
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Brave new Web 2.0 is about expression and remixing
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OSCON 2005 Thoughts Part 1
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links for 2005-08-06
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I won't be buying the Apple Mighty Mouse until it's wireless
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links for 2005-08-03
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links for 2005-07-31
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There is no mobile platform even in Asia
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Blogging is Camp Fire Talk
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Yahoo Buys Konfabulator and makes it free!
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MSN Virtual Earth is u*ly - aesthetics count
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links for 2005-07-25
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Like HuginAndMugin, games should be able to access camera
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Beware of bogus 'long tail and 'Just Like Flickr' pitches
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links for 2005-07-24
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links for 2005-07-23
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links for 2005-07-22
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EventsRSS - Business Model and Web Site S*ck
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Charlie Schick - help us fix HuginAndMugin to take 1 megapixel pics and I will praise Java
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Why Drupal bought Dell servers instead of HP and Sun (in addition to using the fab server that Sun donated
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Open Source Community and Citizen Journalism Communities with Drupal
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links for 2005-07-21
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Forget Java on mobile phones - it's too crippled to do anything worthwhile
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links for 2005-07-20
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Hire Seb Paquet - you won't regret it
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The interesting stuff comes from those who have time and energy to focus
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Nokia 6680 J2ME still doesn't allow photos larger than 640x480?!?
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links for 2005-07-18
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links for 2005-07-16
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Don't put confidential data in non password protected RSS feeds
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links for 2005-07-15
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Page Views are dead - it's about attention
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links for 2005-07-14
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Susan Kitchens is live-blogging the development of the atomic bomb, time-shifted by 60 years
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links for 2005-07-12
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links for 2005-07-09
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Podcasting is the New Voicemail
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links for 2005-06-30
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Full-focus attention is the next aphrodisiac - Linda Stone
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Eric Rice's Videoblog and Audioblog Roadshow Report plus Garageband Tutorial
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links for 2005-06-29
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Let's work together to make iTunes RSS, Simple List Extensions and Media RSS rock harder!
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links for 2005-06-28
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Eric Rice's Podcast and Videoblog Roadshow at Bryght - Today!
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Shifting from Mass Culture to Massively parallel culture?!?
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Welcome, let's have fun and have users and developers party together | Simple List Extensions Community
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links for 2005-06-22
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I'm on the AO/Technorati Open Media 100
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links for 2005-06-21
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Fun quick podcast with Marc Canter and Boris at microformat dim sum at Victoria Restaurant
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RSS is the only way to keep your online presence, revenue and relevance
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links for 2005-06-20
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Mark Fletcher - Embrace short app dev cycles and have great customer support
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It's about attention NOT platform
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Read/Write Web: Yes, I will go to the Web 2.0 Conference
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Jon Udell's How to Screencast using inexpensive tools
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DittyBot - SMS your Mac and play iTunes through Skype
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Flackster exposes NetModular's "blogging" at AlwaysOn
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Blogging Vidfest June 15-17
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Thanks Dave, thanks Richard
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Family oriented micro-content dim sum brunch at Victoria Restaurant (Sunday, June 19, 2005)
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Darren Barefoot's Vocal Warmup - How To Do Stuff Podcast
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Web apps - start with interface rather than functional spec
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links for 2005-06-14
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I also used the awesome Instant Outliner
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We Don't Have the Tools is OUT as an Excuse
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links for 2005-06-13
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FlickIt a Tiger dashboard widget for flickr
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Vancouver invades Gnomedex 2005
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links for 2005-06-10
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Lunch with Bryght, Lee LeFever and some cool Bryght resellers June 9, 2005 noon at Guu
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links for 2005-06-09
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A decade of PHP, Thanks Rasmus
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Apple to use built-in DRM on Intel Pentium D to appease Hollywood
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Apple goes intel, not intel Power PC and no tablet 0 for 2
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Intel will produce PowerPC chips and Apple will unveil a tablet
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Intel remove the hardware DRM!
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Tod Maffin uses the iRiver H140 for his mobile podcasts, I want one
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Tod Maffin also gave us free copies of his From Idea to Air: The Podcaster’s Edition
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links for 2005-06-05
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New Office XML Formats are open !?!
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Media remixers not media regurgitators bloggers are
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Dan Bricklin's Podcasting Setup
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Tiger - everything just works except WireTap Pro's Play Through Feature
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James Governor's MonkChips: SpikeSource Burnrate: 1999-style
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Hugo Schotman: "Recording A Podcast" from the creators of Audio Hijack Pro
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Flickr leaving do at the Alibi Room tonight
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Duncan Rawlinson - The Last Minute
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Cyprien Lomas - Director of the Learning Centre, faculty of Agricultural Sciences, UBC
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Alexandra Samuel - Angus Reid Dialogue Networks
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A Whole Features: Why adsense for feeds is a bad idea (at least for now)
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links for 2005-05-25
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Paid Fraser Speirs 20 pounds for Flickr iPhoto Export plugin
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links for 2005-05-24
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To get a 'Flickr for maps' we first need a 'digital camera for location.'
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links for 2005-05-22
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Quest for a mobile podcasting setup part 1 iRiver ifP-7xxx or iRiver H320?
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Pink is the new black - Go Richard and RCS go
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links for 2005-05-19
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NewsGator buys FeedDemon - year of making money off of blogs and RSS continues
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New York Times to charge non print subscribers to access their "distinct voice"
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Immerse, learn, vision and code - how to develop software
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Use a desktop RSS aggregator not a hosted service for confidential subscriptions
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Cringely's Inflection Point - Xbox 360 is PC killer, Google Web Accelerator could put MSN and Earthlink out of biz, Apple takes
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Blogging, podcasting, etc. are about expression not high production values
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Ajax = using sub-page information transfer to support a rich interface freed from constraints of conventional stateless http
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Make it easier to access your content, not harder
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Milk Factory: yet another business enriched by blogging
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links for 2005-05-12
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Laszlo (in fact everybody) should have been invited to Ajax summit
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Flickr allows up to 10MB uploads and now reads IPTC data
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bbum's blog-o-mat: Updated Flickr Saver & a challenge... | Quartz Composer based Flickr photo feed Screen Saver
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27 million Soviets died in World War 2
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Toshiba DVD SD-V280 DVD player is kaput - not recommended
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links for 2005-05-09
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Seth Godin - ignore the digerati and their tools at your peril
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I never even noticed the "Founding Fathers" bit!
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Vote for me :-) and I'll set you free - AO / Technorati Open Media 100 Nominations
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links for 2005-05-07
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Don't price for a loss
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Journalists get their authority from their publication, bloggers earn post by post
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Bought a Canon 20D with EF 28-135mm f3.5-5.6 IS USM from Lens and Shutter
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links for 2005-05-05
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Goodbye Flickr team! - We miss you back in Vancouver
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Deutsch fuer Andreas - for those who want to learn German
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My Backpack Home Page
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links for 2005-05-04
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Your own personal Urban Vancouver hyper-local citizen journalism site in hours not weeks
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Trackback really is dead - Sorry Elliott et al
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links for 2005-05-02
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it all boils down to accountability, integrity, humility, transparency, honesty and a genuine deep concern for your customer.
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Happy Birthday, Dave!
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A review of Tiger by somebody who actually paid their own money for it - Todd Sieling does it again
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Trackback is dead. Comments aren't dead if we have a ubiquitous digital identity system
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links for 2005-05-01
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Google jumps the shark by offering ads not tied to keywords?
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The Ping-o-sphere continues to get bigger and more intelligent
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Lens and Shutter Canon 20D with 17-85mm IS lens for $CAN 2549 - good deal
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Is the Canon 20D camera the only prosumer Digital SLR with ISO 3200?
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I don't want your DRM - I only buy music direct from artists not from iTunes or record stores
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links for 2005-04-28
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links for 2005-04-27
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Blogger Relations - A normal part of Internet Marketing
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Ads in RSS feeds - don't mark old items as updated
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links for 2005-04-26
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Desperately seeking Headphone amp for Podcasting and Skype Conference calls?
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The Home Page is dead - Every page is a hub and portal to all others
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links for 2005-04-25
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Beercasting commercialization?
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links for 2005-04-21
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Adobe + Macromedia = Web 1.0 dinosaur - Web 2.0 mammals are appearing
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Russell Beattie - Mobile Phone Manufacturers' customers are carriers, not consumers
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Monkenhurst, Hadley Common, Barnet, London - now on Goggle Maps
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Everybody will have a blog just like "everybody" has email
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Safari now supports WYSIWYG HTML editing in Mac OX 10.3.9
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Mitch Radcliffe - RSS ventures are worth funding because they contribute to increased precision in audience targeting
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links for 2005-04-19
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Adobe buys Macromedia - Billion dollar acquisitions don't work
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links for 2005-04-18
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Infectious Greed: The Collected Works of Daniel Loeb, Part I
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links for 2005-04-17
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links for 2005-04-16
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Cameraphones will replace low end point and shoot cameras
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VIDFEST Phonecam Challenge now allows more than one photo
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links for 2005-04-15
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Lifeblog works great as a Flickr uploadr, please remove 4 photo upload restriction
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links for 2005-04-13
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Jim Udall of MobileMUSE.ca - 1st Web 2.0 Radio podcast
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Christian Lindholm and Charlie Schick - Lifeblog: I want to believe!
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Charlie Schick replies to my Lifeblog and 7610 upgrade plea
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VIDFEST Phonecam Challenge - why not allow people to enter via Flickr?
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links for 2005-04-12
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The Blogosphere is dead - long live the Syndisphere
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Only 1/3 of a percent contributed to kottke.org
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links for 2005-04-11
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Downloading is not killing music - the music industry is
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Unexpected products and services will be powered by Web 2.0 APIs
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links for 2005-04-09
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Matt Mullenweg apologizes and doesn't pull a John Roth
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links for 2005-04-08
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Cross platform Social usability + Open APIs + open data=http://anonymouse.org/cgi-bin/anon-www.cgi/http://rolandtanglao.com/Web ecosystem
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typo - Yet another blogging system - This time in Ruby on Rails
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Michael Cohen - Don't forget the Vancouver bloggers who are making an impact globally as well as locally
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links for 2005-04-06
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GoLive CS2 support MovableType and TypePad Template tags
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Flickr is more social than blogging - it's a social photo blog
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links for 2005-04-05
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Guy Kawasaki’s Top 10 Rules for Evangelism
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BeOS Ready for a Comeback as Zeta OS - scary blast from the past
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links for 2005-04-04
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Please help me organize regular Web 2.0 Meetups
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Matt Mullenweg please don't pull a John Roth
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links for 2005-04-03
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How design really gets done
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2010 Vancouver Olympics Blogging Vision and Community Site
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Yahoo! 360 is the GeoCities of DLAs? Or will it improve in FlickrTime?
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Waxy.org: Daily Log: Wordpress Followup
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Using DNS for your service like Mail Channels and Sxip is like aspect-oriented prgramming for the web
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Massive 2005 coverage
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links for 2005-04-02
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You need to use realtime search engines like PubSub and Feedster to do your investment due diligence
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links for 2005-03-31
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Yahoo! 360 looks less lame than MSN Spaces was at the start
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Say hi at Booth 229 at Massive 2005 tomorrow
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Navarik is hiring and they have a jobs RSS feed!
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Dave Shea - 5th Podcast on Dogma Radio
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The Weblog Project - no A-Listers in the top 20
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The revolution is being blogged
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Steve Gillmor's attention.xml sounds complicated - can't wait to see some running code
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links for 2005-03-29
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10044 photos in Flickr - It's been a blast, many more to come!
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TheWeblogProject a movie about blogs is a good idea except for the top 20 thing!
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Rentzsh - Great programmers are humble and egoless
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My Brain is Having A Massage
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links for 2005-03-28
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Tags are sloppy and worse is better
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Proposed Canadian Copyright reform not as bad as I thought?
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Alan Kay's got Meta and he's not afraid to use it
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Structured Blogging - please reveal yourself and link more
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Ottawa moves to restrict music sharing with proposed copyright reform
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links for 2005-03-26
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4 mystery sounds - 4th Podcast | Dogma Radio
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Moore's law is enabling software as a service companies
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links for 2005-03-25
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markallerton.com: FeedShuffle
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links for 2005-03-24
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Anil Dash: The Blog Cycle
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Yahoo buys flickr - flickrTime rules for Web 2.0 apps!
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NowPublic is now public
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links for 2005-03-23
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How to use GoDaddy's unfriendly and hard to enable and find DNS for your domain
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links for 2005-03-22
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Spell with flickr: Roland
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links for 2005-03-20
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links for 2005-03-19
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Apple should buy Flickr but they won't because they already have iTunes
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Zero install, cross platform apps are the future, Odeo, Flickr, Audioblog, etc. point the way
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Post to Flickr From LifeBlog
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Odeo looks great, can't wait for more podcasting services
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links for 2005-03-18
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How do I upgrade my 7610 Firmware so I can run LifeBlog 1.5 and post to Flickr
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links for 2005-03-17
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links for 2005-03-16
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Beercasting tomorrow night at 6p.m. at Subeez
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links for 2005-03-15
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Windows users need the equivalent of Fraser Speirs amazing iPhoto Flickr Export plugin
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links for 2005-03-14
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Having a high Google rank doesn't help a realtor in Indianopolis in 2005
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Structuredblogging.org - a good idea which seems to have forgotten about the prior art
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Reformatting my Compact Flash card using Apple's Disk Utility worked
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links for 2005-03-13
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Globe and Mail now has RSS Feeds - make them full text for subscribers please!
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Thanks for mentioning me in your podcast, Steve Gillmor and Chris Pirillo
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My Blurry HuginAndMugin photos are tagged with YVR and not Vancouver
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links for 2005-03-12
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JotSpot is a Web 2.0 Web apps company?!? - I thought it was a wiki :-) !
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How to Start a Startup
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Flickr Selects EZ Prints to Provide Fulfillment of Photo Printing
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NetNewsWire has 1 million users which conservatively means Brent and Sheila have made $300K
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Microsoft to buy Groove Networks - Groove still doesn't play nice with non Windows machines
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Blogging for Dollars My Presentation to the IIMA - Wednesday March 9, 2005
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Time to support the Bird, as well as Kottke and Daring Fireball
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Speaking at IIMAOnline.org's Blogging for Dollars TODAY
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links for 2005-03-10
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Shelley rocks the AutoLink house
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Penmachine.com: Three suggestions to improve the iPod shuffle | Derek K. Miller, Writer & Editor, Vancouver, Canada
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Net routes around Lifeblog TypePad lockin
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links for 2005-03-09
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Can't reformat my Lexar 1GB 40x Compact Flash Card - error E50
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links for 2005-03-08
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Entertainment cartel crony to be next Sony president - continues its long shuffle into irrelevancy
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Steve Gillmore - Google please do AutoLink right by providing clean APIs and interfaces otherwise you are doing e*il
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Moving away from thirty-second pitches to dropping the burden of a facade
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links for 2005-03-06
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links for 2005-03-05
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What the digital camera sites don't tell you - Sony point and shoots have the best combination of non blurry and compact and th
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NYTimes.com content wall starts to fall down
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links for 2005-03-04
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We need more cultural and linguistic diversity at blogging conferences - Northern Voice Redux Part 5
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Oui, Karl if the truck was invented in 1998 we would have conferences in 2005 on how to drive them - Northern Voice Redux Part
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links for 2005-03-03
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Want formal Friday and Saturday night dinners next time - Northern Voice Redux Part 3
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Phil Wolff is everywhere - Northern Voice Redux Part 1
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Need to do Lightning Talks when I am healthy - Northern Voice Redux Part 2
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iPod Shuffle - yep i bought one!
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E-xact's looking for a senior Delphi developer
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Ruby to take over from PHP as a web app language
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Odeo: promising Podcasting service from the makers of Blogger
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Odeo developed in Ruby!?!
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Nick Bradbury: How to use FeedDemon like RSS and not email
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Today's Links
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Kris Krug's Flickr Acquisition Poll
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Today's Links
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Today's Links
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Thursday 24 February 2005 Bloggers dinner in Downtown Chicago
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Scoble: You should be fired if you do a marketing site without an RSS feed
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Julie Leung and Nancy White were the best of Northern Voice
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grassy shadow
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Today's Links
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Peggy Noonan nails what blogging is and how it works with MSM
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Groupware Bad - classic rant from JWZ
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Firefox people respond to vaporware IE 7
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Bryght goes open beta
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Been trying to rest up for Northern Voice
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Today's Links
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Today's Links
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FeedBurner to provide RSS feed owners a %age of the advertising revenue from sites that syndicate their content?!?
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Today's Links
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Lightning Tool Talks at Northern Voice
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Today's Links
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I love my Flickr friends
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HuginMugin 1.0 Source Release
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Today's Links
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Milk Factory starts business blog and has blog only specials
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Hugin/Mugin 1.0 - J2ME Flickr uploader for Series 60 Nokia cameraphones
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Today's Links
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NewsGator's new enterprise RSS aggregator codenamed Dino sounds great!
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Flickr is 1 year old, congrats!
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Why Lifeblog should support the MetaWeblog API
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Today's Links
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How To Make Money With Your Blog Site - Robin Good' Sharewood Tidings
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Today's Links
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Google becomes Bigco and terminates blogger for being too transparent and exposing what could be viewed as their "evil"
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Dave Winer and Adam Curry are not pursuing a podcasting business together
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Bloglines is cool and ASK will not do evil things to it :-) but we already have world class blog search - it's called Feedster
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Today's Links
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RSS feeds for Salesforce.com leads
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Trackback is dead, Use PubSub
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Today's Links
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O'Reilly Network: Stewart Butterfield on Flickr
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Just like VoIP will be part of every app so will Post To Blog
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I love what Mud's Test writes but could somebody please break it into multiple posts and re-phrase it so non techies could unde
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Hugo Schotman's very cool but complicated Podcasting setup
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Gruber debunks the 'Napster To Go' FUD
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Ask Jeeves buys Bloglines - Year of making money off blogs continues on course
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Vive la global text, audio et video conversation!
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Today's Links
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Don't defend mistakes, correct and move on
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Today's Links
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Tips for Flickr beginners : Mac + iPhoto + Keyword Assistant + Fraser Speir's FlickrExport = Flickr heaven!
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Today's Links
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Today's Links
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Smithsonian locks blues, bluegrass, jazz classics in M*crosoft trunk
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GlennLog: Blog Business Summit Speech in QuickTime with Slides
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Flickr adds easy way to edit existing tags
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All DRM s*cks including Apple DVD DRM
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Today's Links
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ENT Tags were slow because it analyzed the text to suggest tags and because it was beta
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Today's Links
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Fraser Speirs' Flickr Export for iPhoto and Flickr's "Edit this batch" functionality greatly reduce the pain of tagging Flickr
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Today's Links
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Today's Links
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Stuart documents it again - How to 'Uni-Podcast' with Skype and Windows XP
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Michael Butler's Podcasting recipe actually works for me
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You have to explain what you have forgotten you've learned to those without that experience
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Today's Links
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Newspapers open your archives and become an authority!
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How to Record a Podcast with a live Skype call and your microphone in the mix
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ANT - Video iPodder for Mac OS X that is desperately seeking a portable device that can display Quicktime
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Today's Links
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Solution Spheres was one of the first Mac Mini home theatre and PVR sites and he covers much much more - Victor Agreda
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Flickr Vancouver collaborative photo map
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Today's Links
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The unintended consequences of Craig's List
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Lawsuits are killing innovation
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DRM s*cks because it helps the bad guys
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Business blogging is about being part of the global conversation in the market!
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Today's Links
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We need a way for people to make money off blogging, podcasting and vlogging without working for traditional media companies
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Today's Links
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How To Be Notified When Google Indexes Your Site: GIN Google Index Notification Tool - Robin Good's Latest News
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Get an SMS everytime an RSS feed updates from feedbeep
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Engage or go home
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1st podcast on Dogma Radio - The Lady in the Lake - The Black Tories
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Today's Links
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Today's Links
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David Berlind has the same Fan noise problem in his podcasts
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Today's Links
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Rules for remixing - Rael Dornfest
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A blog, you see, is a little First Amendment machine. - Jay Rosen
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Rasmus Lerdorf - latest rockstar of the computing world that I have met
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Don't use Windows for email and web browsing if you can afford not to
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Converting Manila to Drupal via MovableType
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Technorati Tags great feature: please remove the Technorati specific URL, add ENT, TopicExchange and universal category support
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Securely Syndicate everything!
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Tags are different this time because we have RSS
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del.icio.us + feedburner + free web space = free podcasting, but we really need Podcastr!
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Chuqui - Using Windows is computer equivalent of Stockholm Syndrome
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Blogs and RSS result in high Google Rank in less than 48 hours
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Belated Happy Birthday, Marc!
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Andy Kessler's theses from Running Money
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Yahoo! Finance RSS Feeds Return (by Jeremy Zawodny)
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Rationally want a Mac Mini
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Lessons learned from the triumph of tags and blog website design - Users don't need what designers think they do
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Irrationally want an iPod Shuffle
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Why Folksonomies Work - Robin Good
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MediaMax DRM s*cks and breaks CD playback
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TKPal = TypeKey + PayPal for PHP, I want SxipPal
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FotoNotes is a cool royalty-free framework for managing and anotating photos
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Web site users ignore top and bottom and sidebars so put more links with user relevant keywords in the middle
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Technorati Keyword Searches - PubSub, Feedster have had this from the beginning and they are still better
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Dave Sifry's rebuttal to my Technorati criticism
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Mena's explanation of the LiveJournal acquisition
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Jon Udell: Interactive Demo first, marketing later
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flickr is my favourite game du jour!
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Current infrastructure and tools s*ck for sharing experiences from mobile phones
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OM Malik - Six Apart to buy Live Journal !?!
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Suprnova and BitTorrent Sequels are the MPAA's worst nightmare
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Semantic Web vision is missing filters for unstructured data
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Krzysztof Kowalczyk's everybody's evil with open source rant
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Cory Doctorow's masterful anti-DRM rant
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ccPublisher 1.0 - for power users and techies only
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My Merry Christmas Publicast - and some predictions for 2005
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Andy Kessler: If we make an order of magnitude more money per widget, then trade deficits don't matter
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Whoops I already have a Rojo account
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Python available for Series 60 - flickrUp port in progress
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Lifeblog is yet another app that gratuitously uses the Atom API
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Flickr is a social photo blogging service invented from the outside in
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Vote for Troy's Technology Buyer's Manifesto
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There are far fewer regrets once you have chosen Macintosh
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Switch to Firefox, Tim; it's better than Safari at the moment
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People's blogs are the best filters and agents for information
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2005 - the year enterprises realize that they must syndicate and aggregate everything that matters using RSS
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Register for Northern Voice between December 17 and January 7, 2005 and you could win an MP3 player!
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Reflections on 950 Photos taken with FlickrLIVE! and my Nokia 7610 at 640x480
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J2ME doesn't support the full resolution of the Nokia 7610 and other cameraphones
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unmediated: The person has become the portal
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TinyP2P - Very cool hack in 15 lines of code
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Flickr has proven that Rich Desktop UniPlatform Web Apps are obsolete for photo sharing
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WebOutliner is cool but it doesn't do the MetaWeblogAPI
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Code from a business requirements spec is a perpetual motion machine - Joel Spolsky
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A 21st Century Broadcaster's Christmas Carol - TV News in a Postmodern World, Part XXXIV
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I want an outliner that outputs the MetaWeblogAPI
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Nokia 6630 - Yet another Nokia phone one run short of a grand slam
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How developers and users should party together
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Paul Lima's rebuttal to Hit Me! by Paul Lima in Backbone magazine is wrong and misguided
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I am NOT blogging for Marqui
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Eric Rice's recipe for podcasting for MSN Spaces will work for other blog systems too
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Le Monde offers blogs for readers AND journalists
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MSN Spaces - please support the MetaWeblog API over SSL or Atom over SSL
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MSN Spaces implements IE only Blog it Bookmarklet, why?
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Kudos to the MSN Spaces team for implementing RSS 2.0 and pinging weblogs.com
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If Flickr can support 10MB of photos/month for free accounts, why can't MSN Spaces?
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How to be a NewsMaster Parts 1-3
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Disk space is not free even for MSN Spaces
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No MetaWeblog API and no post via IM support yet in MSN Spaces
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MSN Spaces like all MS products s*cks during beta
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Gmail works fine on my 7610 with Profimail and the standard email client
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Due Diligence: Why old media bundles are breaking down
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WikalongExtension - Wikalong Firefox Extension
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Most under 40s don't pay for news
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Innovation trumps litigation - Craig Burton
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Blog Torrent - Simplified bittorrent by Downhill Battle
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Why Adam Smith prefers flash free photography
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Another bogus software patent - this one from Microsoft
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Videoblogging with Blogger
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Stephen Downes - Blogging is about engaging with content and its authors
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Sites without RSS are dead!
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Signs Never Sleep - The business blog for the Signs that I mentioned last week
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RSS is the semantic web - Stephen Downes
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Why do I blog? Let me count the ways?
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Web designers it's not 1999 - tables are only for tabular data!
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RSS 1.0 is dead - Adam Bosworth's Weblog: ISCOC04 Talk
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Tonight's dinner with Dave Winer
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Idle Words Audioblogging Manifesto
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Tod Maffin's miraculous blog conversion, is there hope for the rest of the Vancouver media ? - Dogma Radio - Friday 19 November
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M-AUDIO - MobilePre USB - Good for Podcasts?
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Web surfing is dead!
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Building 21st Century Websites with Weblogs and RSS with Darren Barefoot
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Blog time commitment pays off in high search rankings
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PubSub rocks harder! - You no longer need to use your email address
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How do I get the hard disk hum out of my podcast?
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Hit Me! by Paul Lima in Backbone magazine is wrong and misguided
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Dinner with Dave Winer at Phnom Penh Fri19Nov2004
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Dave's cool idea - a Beatle music appliance and unlimited podcasting licence for $US 600
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People still use OSI and the Q3 stack?
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Seth Godin - Big brands are dying
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Flickr please allow me to pay you more to store more photos when I upload more than a gigabyte a month
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My RSS Overload Strategy that I developed after the BloggerCon III Overload Session
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BloggerCon III Redux
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The story of Audion, SoundJam, iTunes and Panic
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Blogs are not evil no matter what a $1000 dollar report says
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Your domains are NOT at risk unless you lock them down
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The BloggerCon Tempest in a teapot - Both Vendor and Developer talk not allowed
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Susan Kitchens - Another person I was lucky to have met at BloggerCon III
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Russell Beattie - Another person I was lucky to have met at BloggerCon III
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My thinking out loud ideas for future BloggerCons
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Julie Leung - Another person I was lucky to have met at BloggerCon III
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Enoch Choi - A person I was lucky to have met at BloggerCon III
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Brendon Wilson - Another person I was lucky to have met at BloggerCon III
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Scott Loftesness: Another person I should have met at BloggerCon III
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My blogosphere includes text, video, auto, photo blogging from any device, anywhere, anytime
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Mobile Blogging - BloggerCon III
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Making Money - BloggerCon III
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Information Overload - BloggerCon III
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Bloggercon III - Podcasting
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BloggerCon III - National Anthem
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San Francisco first impressions 2004
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Speaker Submission Deadline for NorthernVoice, our Vancouver blogging conference, is November 15th
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Paul Wells is wrong - blogs are here to stay
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Everything Is Dead - sablog.com
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H is for Habseligkeiten - My first podcast
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Random stream of consciousness post Drupal, Dries and CivicSpace dinner thoughts
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Must have Spicy Noodles at Jing Jing at BloggerCon
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Drupal/Bryght BOF at BloggerCon?
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The Social Customer Manifesto :: AO
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Text is not the be all and end all of the web - Ross Rader
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Fire Dancers - 8 - yet another cool photo from 1001
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Dear enlightened technology companies - Hire Troy and profit from his insight
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Amazing graphic summaries of PopTech talks like David Bornstein's
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1001 - Adding photos to your P-Time life
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I have exceeded my Flickr Pro upload bandwidth of 1 Gigabyte for October 2004
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D is for Dries
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PubSub is an essential Real Time Public Relations Tool
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Opera on my 7610 occasionally decides that I have no license
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CubeBlog launched in the Philippines with photo, video and audio "connectivities"
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Overzealous use of MT-BlackList
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My life live on Flickr courtesy of Simon's Java Midlet and my 7610
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Branding is Dead because Doc and Hugh of Gaping Void say so :-) !
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1/8000th second shutter speed and ISO 3200 - must buy digital SLR in 2005!
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Nokia is not growing their mobile internet developer ecosystem and they are therefore threatened by Microsoft
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BlackBerry 7270 to support VOIP via Wi-Fi
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Corrupted iPhoto library
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pic(49)
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Blogfather's meetup yesterday was fun
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Happy Belated BlogACatMas
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Google Desktop Search builds on path blazed by Clarity/Six Degrees and Zoe
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S5 - the PowerPoint killer
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Jonas Galvez: A feed aggregator in 40 lines of code
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How to run a site with free and paid content
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Flickr iPhoto upload Plugin with Keyword Assistant rocks!
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pic(10)
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pic(09)
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JaimeClub
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Drupal dinner with Dries Buytaert and the CivicSpace developers | Bryght
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Canadian GPRS mobile internet s*cks in 2004
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The link is everything
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Testy Maris
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test post from kablog account
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Pole1
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Generation C - C is for Content
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Bunny bird
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Test post to ensure that photo upload using NewMediaObject of the MetaWeblogAPI still works with ecto 2
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Kablog doesn't work with my Blogware or MovableType blog, I get error 899
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PR is dead part 711
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Bring on the rich cross platform internet apps, Laszlo Goes Open Source
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Microsoft insults iPod owners by calling them thieves
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Blogs appear on Jeaopardy
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One-to-One Marketing is dead!
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Google to provide Audio search
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Flickr Pro - I signed up for 2 years
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Ecto now works with Manila blogs, Radio users please test
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Joi Ito invests in Flickr as well
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Esther Dyson invests in Flickr
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If you are feeling forgetful get this gadget (the 7610 and Lifeblog)
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7610 Uploader Public Beta is coming
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Qumana launches - the rest is blood, sweat and code
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Dick Hardt's cool apprentice-style event to pick a web producer for sxip
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[7610] Random observations after using Simon's 7610 Flickr uploader to upload 80 photos
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Until security is built-in to all layers of software from the app down to the operating system, DIY IT is at the mercy of the I
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Dave Pentecost's definition of a moblog is cool
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[7610] Simon Lewis's "one step upload to Flickr" midlet works
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Hire Russell Beattie or better yet finance his mobile related company
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[7610] Videos of Cal's Flickr presentation to Vancouver PHP
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[7610] - Battery life is not so good
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WANTED: Manila and Radio users who use ecto
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Telepocalypse: All product and service development should be transparent and embrace power users and early adopters and geeks
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Yet another discussion provoking rant from Dare on RSS
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Another way to save RSS bandwidth - use Vary and ETags to tradeoff server CPU time for bandwidth
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[FlickrBugs] Any text after a period in an email subject line is truncated
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[FlickrBugs] Flickr Slideshows don't support groups?!?
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DRM s*cks and so do software patents
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The answer to MSDN's RSS bandwidth problems is to use the same techniques you would use with any fast changing and popular web
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Atom is a fixed point that enables loosely coupled blog systems
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Andy's script works - now need Amaretto so I can upload a directory of photos on my 7610 in one step to Flickr
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Lifeblog to actually blog (yes, now it is worth of its name!)
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Christian Lindholm:Lifeblog will blog to TypePad using Atom API!?! - Lifeblog should support MetaWeblog API
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WANTED: one button photo taking and posting to blog app for my 7610
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Joel on Software - It's Not Just Usability
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7610/Series 60 Post to blog app baby steps
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Web 2.0 Websites - 1.0 just say NO! : Bryght
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HowTo: Nokia 7610 as a GPRS modem for Mac OS X and Fido
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Two Weeks with a 7610
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Second test post from Ecto 2
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My Nokia 7610 is my Olympus D500 of the 21st Century
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First post from Ecto 2 beta - Drink at Artigiano
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Brian Ingerson on programming, Kwiki and collaboration
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Web Services are the new CORBA.
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European Mobile Data is a rip off - flat rate mobile data like Fido's is the future
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Blurry photos from Blogger Meetup at Morrissey
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HistoryAgent - yet another del.icio.us clone
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Feed readers don't have features 'humans' want like rating, interlinking, filtering, auto-correlation because only programmers
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I'm a Bryght guy too
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Ecto implements pseduo WYSIWYG for blog writers including seamless, integrated image upload support
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Technorati about to get 6.5 million in first round of funding !?!
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Bought a Nokia 7610
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IOC bans free speech by banning blogs
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We need to be able to filter and, link and annotate all media including TV, audio and video
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Google.rss - yet another Google to RSS service - how long until this one gets taken down by Google Legal?
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Flickr's Organizr enables easy grouping of photos
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Flickr API clearly documented and available in REST, XML-RPC and SOAP flavours
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An options trader's diary - another Trader Blog
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Not linking to the Globe and Mail until they add "registration required" to all their links
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The Smartphone Primer
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Multifaceted taxonomies needed to help make sense of a complex world
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Ecto Version 2 rocks my world!
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Blogs are diaries that can be read by the public; bulletin boards are town hall meetings where all issues can be discussed equa
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Added Chatango
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Ben Hyde - Cool idea! Now go away
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Registration is false advertising unless all links are clearly labeled "Registration Required" - Stephen Downes
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PictureM - yet another Flickr competitor
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PictureM is rough around the edges but Filmstrips and Slideshows are cool
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Camino has improved but I still can't use it because it doesn't work with Ecto
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Print to Blog is good enough for now - Every App should have a save to blog function Redux
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Guu with Otokomae with Marc Canter et al
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Real Time Enterprise Book
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The Sky is not falling - Young people are still literate but in a new media stylee!
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Rails - cool new web application framework in Ruby
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Jon Udell explains how to blog audio and video
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GUI Bloopers
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Adam Bosworth - SOAP is too complicated
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Nunavut Tourism fires web-logging staffer
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Mark Lemmons et al re-acquire Six Degrees from Creo, restart their startup and rename it to Clarity
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Nokia 7610 looks awesome, my strategy to wait for the 6630 appears to be correct
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LifeBlogger, the awesome Erik Thauvin hack, sounds more interesting than Lifeblog
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Joel Spolsky - Forget marcom blah blah and PR
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Jeff Jarvis - Fragmentation is people getting what they want
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Steve Kirks hired as Radio UserLand product manager
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OpenSource is a viable business model
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Joey's doing a masterful job of blogging the Toronto Public & Participatory Journalism Conference
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Jeff Jarvis - blogging is the new remote control
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Flickr's new "edit as a batch" feature rocks - WANT to be able to send them to a group in batch mode too
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All wikis and blogs should be SubEthaEdit enabled
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RSS Calendar - yet another indication that RSS will emerge as a universal transport protocol
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Google's IPO video points to a world of ubiquitous video
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Google building a real network computer
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Fortress - shock and impact resistant USB 2.0 and Fireware drives
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Blogs are about the people not about the technology
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Blogging is gonzo journalism (amongst others)
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All politics is RSS
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Anil - it's not about SEO; it's about creating compelling content constantly
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NorthernVoice.ca - official Feb 2005 Vancouver Blogging conference site
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Motorola A780 looks good except for the bogus TransFlash memory card
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Going to Robert Scoble's Geek dinner tomorrow in Bellevue to catch up with Anita, meet Scoble, Gentile and many more
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Every app should have a Save to blog function
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The Apple Product Cycle
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Dave Shea's stunning redesign of UrbanVancouver
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Yahoo Launches Photo Upload for Camera Phones
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File sharing is NOT killing music
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Show Me Your Context, Baby: My Love Affair with Blogs - Kate Baggott
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Photoblogging ElectionPhotos04 very cool photoblogging service for American Political Convention Bloggers and Flickr Competito
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Picasa, photo sharing and post photo to blog app, is now free but of course it's Windows only
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Mozilla is the best platform for web applications
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Mozilla hack around All Music Guide's brain damaged site
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Flickr to work with Manila
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We don't need architects who produce verbose, incomprehensible documents and who can't code prototypes
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OpenCroquet - programming environment and user interface of the future?
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Linking, Sharing, Remixing and Creating - BlogTalk 2.0 Takeaway Part 1
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Gmail's DHTML interface points to the future of "good enough" - BlogTalk 2.0 takeaway Part 3
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Current Social Software is "good enough" as long as there is an evangelist to nurture a community - BlogTalk 2.0 Takeaway Part
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Pseduo-blog - word of the week
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Jim Thompson - DIY-IT is about finding new ways of exploiting technology to overcome enslavement at the hands of the corporate
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Bill Day: Nokia 7610 has optional flash and takes decent 1 mega pixel images and 10 minute videos
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Xoduszero
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Sebastian Fiedler: "Seeding conversational learning environments: Running a course on personal Webpublishing and Weblog authori
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Peter Praschl: "After midnight. Weblogs and jam sessions" - BlogTalk 2.0
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Mena and Ben Trott: "Blogs, Bandwidth, and Banjos: Tightly Knit Bonds in Weblogging" - BlogTalk 2.0
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Martin Röll: "Distributed KM - Improving Knowledge Workers' Productivity and Organisational Knowledge Sharing with Weblog-
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Lee Bryant: "Informal, joined up knowledge sharing using connected weblogs in pursuit of Mental Health service improvement" - B
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Jane Perrone: "Blog to work? Blogging and journalism" - BlogTalk 2.0
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Horst Prillinger: "'Are You Serious?' - the potential and the reality of weblogs as mass media, and why they matter" - BlogTalk
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Deutsche Welle - Best of Blogs - BlogTalk 2.0
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Barbara Ganley: "Blogging as a Dynamic, Transformative Medium in the Writing Classroom of an American Liberals Arts College" -
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Anjo Anjewierden / Rogier Brussee / Lilia Efimova: "Shared Conceptualizations in Weblogs" - BlogTalk 2.0
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Torill Elvira Mortensen: "Dialogue in slow motion – the pleasure of writing and reading across the web" BlogT
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Panel 1 Discussion BlogTalk 2.0 - SubEthaEdit notes
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Moblogging Jokkmokk2004 - BlogTalk 2.0
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Markus Oswald / Brigitte Roemmer-Nossek / Erich Gstrein / Markus F. Peschl: "Enhancing Blogs with a Dual Interaction Design"
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Mark Bernstein - The Social Physics of Weblogs - BlogTalk 2.0
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Lisbeth Klastrup: "'Live'-writing: weblogs and the coverage of reality" - BlogTalk 2.0
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Juan J. Merelo / Fernando Tricas / (Beatriz Prieto) - Blogosphere community formation, structure and visualization - BlogTalk 2
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Elmine Wijnia: "Understanding blogs: a communicative perspective" - BlogTalk 2.0
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BlogTalk 2.0 - Panel 1 SnipSnap, Zoomblox, Radio, Videoblogs
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Azeem Azhar / Stefan Glänzer / Max Niederhofer: "Does blogging suck?"
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Syndicate everything that matters
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Het Blauwe Hart - Flickr Note bug doesn't allow long URLs
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Photos of my vacation and BlogTalk available on Flickr
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Apple to include iChat, Jabber and Blog server in Mac OS X Server v10.4 Tiger
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2004 Canadian Federal Election Candidates fail to take advantage of the Internet
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Steve Gillmor on Triangulation - multiple trusted bloggers linking to the same thing means PAY ATTENTION
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Away in Rotterdam and Vienna, pre-Blogtalk dinner on July 4th
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Cory Doctorow on why DRM doesn't work
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Microsoft has the guts to have 800 public blogs! Where are yours?
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Stephen Downes - 4 Semantic Web Gospels
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NMC 2004 - Carole Barone Closing Keynote
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NMC 2004 Students tell it like it is with Murray Goldberg
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NMC 2004 5 minutes of fame
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Soren Kaplan, Julia Ashley NMC 2004 - Learning Communities and Social Computing - Tools and Techniques for Fostering Collaborat
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[NMC2004] I don't get iCohere - it seems to be an island/ghetto/closed social networking system
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NMC 2004 - Vancouver Restaurants recommendations on VanEats
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NMC 2004 Small pieces wrapup
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NMC 2004 Small pieces loosely joined
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NMC 2004 Opening Address
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Matt Yedlin, Cyprien Lomas, Ulrich Rauch- P2P in the virtual classroom
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John Chalfa, Sydney Chalfa, Kelly Jones, NMC 2004 Digital Storytelling
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Henry Jenkins of MIT - -bloggers, modders, spoilers and thieves - NMC 2004 Opening Keynote
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Why newspapers should be more like blogs
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[NMC 2004] Why I don't like PDFs - There are no links and therefore you can't share it or blog it
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Lessons learned from Weblogs.com fiasco posted on NMC 2004 Decentralist blog
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Joel Spolsky - Microsoft is losing developers because of the web and because it lost backwards compatibility
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Another manifesto/rant for UrbanVancouver and how newspaper should be using RSS, blogs, etc.
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Small Pieces Loosely Joined NMC 2004 Manifesto/Rant from Levine, Norman and Lamb
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Decentralists rule (in 10 years or so) aka I am an NMC 2004 Fencesitter!
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Should I wait for the Nokia 6630?
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Don't use Domain Registry of Canada or Domain Registry of America
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Blogging via Instant Messenger with XML-RPC
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More reasons why I don't like mailing lists - quoted emails and HTML emails
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Jevon MacDonald and Rob Patterson: Blogs are good for project management because they foster spam free, truly open conversation
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News sites without RSS risk becoming irrelevant
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You are not helping users if you don't provide an RSS feed
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New Nokia 3220 = portable Hecklebot?
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What I meant to say is blogs are better because links are first class citizens
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Blogs are better than mailing lists because blogs were designed with links in mind from the beginning
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Use blogs to increase your Google Rank - Don't go over to the dark side and use link farms and other trickery
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Kerry Intern Story that wasn't true - yet another case of "real journalists" not being any better than bloggers
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Every Citizen is a Reporter for Urban Vancouver as well as OhMyNews
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Ecto 1.1.7 support Movie uploads!
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Blogs and RSS are the best way to aggregate collective wisdom
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Blogging will become mainstream as I've stated for many moons!
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We need Conversational Advertising
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Summer clouds over south east Vancouver
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Stewart Butterfield's F*cking talk on Flickr Design
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RSS more important than blogs?
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Reactive marketing sucks, proactive marketing builds empires
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Microsoft to offer desktop search and ads in email
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Empowering a team with weblogs allows the collective IQ to stay current
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What is Not's Music Hosting Project for legal downloads
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For the truly paranoid, using blogs for project management requires secure RSS
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Ton Zijlstra - Blogs are the hub in our communicational flow
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Personal, Permalink, Publish, Ping, Participate, Patience - The 6 P's of Marketing with blogs
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Free Blogware blogs now available to all 2004 Canadian Election Candidates
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Flickr is now 100% focused on being a photo sharing app
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The Busine$$ of RSS
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Free blogs for BC candidates and the first 50 outside of BC
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RSS feeds for video news from The FeedRoom
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Microsoft 'gets' bottom up collaboration including blogs - does your company?
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lulop - Independent video news complete with RSS feeds
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Kolabora event with Stuart Henshall on Thursday - please give us more notice next time
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Follow your passions
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Feed2JS
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Yet another dumb patent - this time on live instant recordings of concerts
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Help Jay out
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Liferea - Linux RSS reader
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Herecast: Location-Based WiFi Services
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Desperately seeking candidate blogs for Canadian Election 2004
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RSSQuotes - Free stock quotes via RSS for up to 5 stocks
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Boycott the Canadian Music Industry - Join Ross and I
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Real estate is another business that the Internet can change radically
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More artists who don't get it
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Workflow of Erik - the mad link blogger
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Funny and informative treatment of Jakob's Link Usability Guidelines
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Who else is working on the visualization of weblogging conversations? QuickDraft is
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Permalinks for audio files is in present HTTP standard but kludgey
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Email direct marketers - put your money where your mouth is and use RSS and I want personal RSS feeds
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3d Blog Reader
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Frontier kernel will go open source
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Edith this Page comes to PHP
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Reduce Blog Spam - Use PubSub to get an RSS feed that's updated everytime a blogger links to you
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PulpFiction ships!
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Jeff Jarvis: Hosted Service and Software Business invariably conflict
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An Objective Look at Table Based vs. CSS Based Design
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Dodgy phone cable kills my DSL
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Troy Angrignon recommends Take Control Ebooks for Mac users
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RSS is bigger than blogging and everyone will be a blogger if they choose to
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I love Google and I love Atom but Blogspot not generating both Atom and RSS feeds is evil for users
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Google Groups 2 Beta looks good
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Audioblogger - free and only works with Blogger blogs
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iPhoto2Weblog
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Stewart to discuss Flickr lessons learned on Thu March 27th at 6p.m. at VFS
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Hymn - a program to defeat iTunes DRM
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Gmail would make a great container for an RSS information router via print to RSS
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Fix a Troubled Mac
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Vodafone introduces first camera phone with optical zoom
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Samsung want to push to 5 Mega pixel camera phones
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Ken Rockwell - buy a digital SLR not an expensive Point and Shoot
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Inside Dave Shea's Zen Garden
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IBM Workplace - Jack of all Offices master of none!
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Flickr Notes - visually annotate your photos
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Flickr Notes based on Greg Elin's Fotonotes
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David Pollard's blog vision
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Blogware 1.0 released
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RSS + proprietary Q channel format = Qikonnex
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RSS ads better than email ads according to NetHawk Interactive's study with Sun
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Proogle = Google + Page Rank
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Page 23 - Dim Sum - A Pocket Guide
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Hello World and Happy Mother's Day
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Blogger Relaunch - still free, now supports sFTP, photos are still not free
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Our kids won't know what wireline phones are
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Nokia 7610 looks like a good 1 Megapixel camera phone
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Social software's purpose is dealing with with groups, or interactions between people
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List of Freeware Nokia Series 60 phones
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Go Al, go!
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Computers should help us become smarter and work together better
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What happens to our culture when everything is eternal and recorded?
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HowTo play AVI files on Mac OS X
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Bill Burnham's automated software stock spreadsheet (Windows only)
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You are not a real software developer until you realize you can never really know what it takes to develop software
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TextAmerica offers Moblog Enterprise platform
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Simon Woodside's Semacode bar code to URLs for Symbian camera phones
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I want a big fat mobile pipe, not p*rn
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Awesome Clay Shirky Interview
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The best companies arise out of downturn - Ross Mayfield
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Samsung releases CDMA only 2 Megapixel cameraphone with no Bluetooth
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JD Lasica - Personal media enables participatory culture
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Darknet - J D Lasica's book about new media remixing
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BBC to experiment with free downloads
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Traditional Gatekeeper professions like real estate agents must move up the food chain
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Joeldg pushes back on FOAF
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Help me buy a 1 Megapixel Camera Phone for my 40th in July
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The soul comes here to make the world a better place
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Programmers alone must not decide how users can do things
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Mobile Boom is leading to mass deployment of Java and more Java phones than Macs
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Mitch Kapor - Business success needs to be measured not just by profit , but by social impact as well
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Java enabled mobile phones is 400 million by end of 2004
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Google has 47K - 79K machines!
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David Weinberger Rant and Video blogging is still too hard
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Cameraphone killer apps enhance social interaction
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3 kinds of Rich Internet Applications - Text only, Windows style and Mac style
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The Future is the Internet overlaid on the world and always on
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Jack Valenti - Still clueless after all these years
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I agree with Lisa Wiliams - too late to rename RSS now
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DECAFBAD's one line shell script to generate an RSS feed for his referers
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decafbad.com 500 & 404 report shell script
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Dave Shea explains standards based HTML and XHTML
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Google's IPO filing is also a rant/manifesto for enlightened capitalism
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Winning Weblog Elevator Pitch
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Lightly edited notes from Douglas Engelbart's BCNET 2004 Keynote
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Why Mitch Radcliffe won't invest in Google: Public Google can't be as innovative and great as private Google
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Tim Bray: Real World Web Services
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MailFeed - PHP script to turn mail into RSS
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First Test Post from Windows ecto
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Blogs are the 'worse is better' of publishing
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Bloglines (like MailByRSS) will convert mailing lists into RSS feeds
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MailbyRSS
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I don't use Technorati links feature yet because it doesn't show number of cosmos links and the links aren't accurate and I am
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We need a better way to track and continue conversations
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Nova Spivack's MetaWeb vision updated
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Google's Brin gets RSS - let's hope he puts RSS Support in GMail
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Traditional websites need to learn from blogs just like traditional firms need to learn from design shops
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Nice URLs on Flickr are free
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Blogs and social software won't work in a non sharing, unempowered culture
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Why I use Safari instead of Mozilla or Firebird even though they are faster
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My Flickr PhotoStream has a funny URL!
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My first public website - Dreadnet.de built using Frontier
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Lazy Person's Guide to being a NewsMaster Part 1: Use PubSub to track your URL, name and topic
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Blogging is still too hard
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Sorry for yesterday's lack of posts
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NetNewsWire 1.1 new features look great
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Another great idea from Britt Blaser - Twin Iraq and American cities using blogs
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There is no RSS Bubble
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SubEthaTrack - Global Repository of globally editable documents
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Spike - Cross platform Zero configuration Sharing
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PulpFiction - Vaporware :-) or the next big RSS reader for Mac OS X?
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Dvorak - WiFi signal on public property becomes public domain
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All we need is PubSub to track the RSS conversations
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Use your digital camera to record prices while shopping
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SimpleViewer
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McLaws announces Visual Blogger 2004
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Liloia.com's BloggerCon II Coverage
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Great domain specific (for lawyers) example of how to use an RSS reader
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Richard Akerman's Digital Photography Sharing and Printing revisited
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Richard Akerman: Digital Photography, Sharing, and Printing
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Google Local subtle mechanism for metadata collection?
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TrailBlazer - Visual browser history
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Joe Gregorio:Building a Atom-Powered Wiki in Python
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Jeffrey Veen, like me, only buys CDs direct from artists at their gigs
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Have cold - posting will be light today
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Amazon's A9 Toolbar with Diary Feature = stealth blogging feature?
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We're back
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LinkRanks - Yet another cool PubSub Feature
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Google's real target is Windows
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Pocket Skype available for Windows Mobile 2003 devices
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Legal music download prices to increase?
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Exefen - Automagically create XFN files from HTML pages
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Bloghorn: A Blog Reader Built in XAML in a Lazlo stylee
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Blog Reader done in Flex
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Why Google Will Probably Win over Hotmail
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Near-Time: Flow
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Google is a single, very large custom computer
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Core versus Context - Core creates value that competitors can't replicate
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Newspapers must use non traditional sources like blogs if they are to survive
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Laszlo is independent of Flash and can do more than Flash since it is based on XML
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It's a boy!
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Steve Gillmor - Why Microsoft needs RSS
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Scoble is rewriting the rules of a whole new form of Public Relations through his blog
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Jim Roepcke loves Shrook 2
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Phil Agre- How to help someone use a computer
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Panic's next cool app
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Microsoft smoking gun from Minnesota trial
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Dijkstra - it's a superstition that programming is so easy that even a Republican can do it!
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Vonage working on Mac but it's a kludge
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Pydoc - online docs of all the Python modules installed in your system
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Moving to Colo - This blog will be down until DNS changes
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Markdown as an OS X Service
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Great spoof post from Stuart.
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Feedster Alerts aka RSS for the rest of us
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David Coursey: MapPoint Location Server debut is watershed for location-enabled applications
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TypeKey FAQ
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Thijs van der Vossen predicts blogs will become most important way of sharing information
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Shrook 2 rocks Cory Doctorow's world
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Safari is my default browser because Ecto's "post highlighted text to blog" service works and tabs work properly
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Mark Pilgrim is a great writer
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Help Britt make a better democracy
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ecto now supports Markdown
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NetNewsWire editor being totally overhauled for 1.1
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Markdown - a more frictionless way to enter HTML and XHTML for blog posts
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Illustrated MT templates
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I still believe that reading and writing everyday will make you a better writer unlike Mark Pilgrim
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3 FREE RSS Technorati searches
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MovableType and TypePad expand to Europe
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We're back - next move is to Colo
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Typekit - a way forward to structured/component blogging?
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Site downtime
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I still use Safari rather than FireFox
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What categories should I have?
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Not Free Beer at Katzenjammer
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New Skype Gigaset phone from Siemens
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Links Blog RSS
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Google Doesn't RSS and doesn't want you to convert their searches to RSS
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Test from Ecto
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Hello World
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