Asynchronous I/O in DuckDB: Work, Thread, Work
Bookmarked: Asynchronous I/O in DuckDB: Work, Thread, Work DuckDB — always getting better ❤️
Aneesh Sathe
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Both powerful: Yes, and… Yes, and?
The beautiful UX of the /wayfinder Skill
Bookmarked: The beautiful UX of the /wayfinder Skill Ok I love this skill because it sets you free. Most of the times planning with AI feels like an endless slog with one decision after another. Here the session says we are done for this round. Everything that needed to be done is done and you should start a new session when you come back. Everything is put properly in a tracker (I’ve been using…
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Sometimes the algorithm gets me just right watch on YouTube
Causal Graph Neural Networks for Healthcare
Bookmarked: Causal Graph Neural Networks for Healthcare
The error bar cargo cult
Bookmarked: The error bar cargo cult
A shell exclamation mark is not for yelling. Be lazy. | Filip Roséen - refp.se
Bookmarked: A shell exclamation mark is not for yelling. Be lazy. | Filip Roséen - refp.se Computers are for being lazy. They are lazy cranes 🏗️ to build more lazy cranes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2ZdeIKJA8c&feature=youtu.be
Infohazard - Ninajirachi watch on YouTube
Don’t take the black pill — Andrew Kelly
Bookmarked: Don’t take the black pill — Andrew Kelly Wonderful video, reminding us, as Internet elders, of our responsibility towards the world of computers and the open web
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Social media companies are the bullies on the beautiful playground of the Internet asking,“why are you hitting yourself?“ So, why are we hitting ourselves?
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Wrote a little how to for a toy (but useful) problem to apply neurosymbolic AI: Neurosymbolic AI for Private Email Triage – Studio
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My ability to read/write is inversely correlated to my current obsession and executing with Claude. Not complaining, I like my obsessions, just an observation.
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Developed the Prime Radiant project a bit further. Now the history machines get a visual Atlas. Very much a WIP with parts that will break: https://primeradiant.aneeshsathe.com
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Hard Disagree # I’m tired of the people On the internet Who “hard disagree” yet give nothing to the world of thoughts or participate in the fun of exploration Like trekking fast up a mountain To abandon the curmudgeons of your group Only to be caught By the sentient crumbs From the packs ahead
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Excerpt from Aristotle by Billy Collins # “This is the middle. Things have had time to get complicated, messy, really. Nothing is simple anymore.”
Nicheverse
Bookmarked: Nicheverse Bio research gets more interestinger every day, cool work here mapping niches and cell states
Carl’s Required Reading
Bookmarked: Carl’s Required Reading Good set
Farewell to a famous parrot : Nature News
Bookmarked: Farewell to a famous parrot : Nature News Unexpected feels 🦜 “You be good,” said Alex last Thursday night. “I love you. See you tomorrow.” via Sven Dahlstrand
I’m in the park reading Claire L. Evans’ book Broad Band.. - Sven Dahlstrand
Bookmarked: I’m in the park reading Claire L. Evans’ book Broad Band.. - Sven Dahlstrand Code and poetry ❤️
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I think it’s time to fully disengage from Be slightly evil and adopt Be mostly harmless
vgr: I have perfected my sev puri
Bookmarked: vgr: I have perfected my sev puri When the chai is declared perfected I’m arriving unannounced
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Geographies of Time # Geology :: Climate :: Weather :: Seasons Iceland :: Singapore :: San Diego :: Japan Transformation :: Structure :: Contingency :: Rhythm Industrial Revolution :: Cold War :: 1848 :: Indian Independence Places do not experience time in quite the same way. In Singapore, climate dominates. There is weather, certainly, but it happens inside a remarkably persistent envelope. In…
How to avoid the “clean data, clean model” trap when teaching statistics and data science
Bookmarked: How to avoid the “clean data, clean model” trap when teaching statistics and data science Excellent thinking about teaching stats but also for data science leadership thinking about team training. It softens my usual throw in the deep end approach but I like it.
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People are still learning to use AI and the internet. Even though the narrative feels like lots of things are happening, it’s all micro-stories at best. Eventful history of our time is still ahead of us.
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As a complete non-smoker these rare but regular desires to own a churchwarden pipes are just weird…
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Got a new fountain pen, extra fine nib. It is.. extra fine ❤️
I Built a Blog and Forgot to Write - Ben's Web Space
Bookmarked: I Built a Blog and Forgot to Write - Ben’s Web Space Glad I was lazy to begin with and made it easy to post to my blog…
Physicist say that they have found the origin of causality
Bookmarked: Physicist say that they have found the origin of causality) This one is apparently not Quantum woo.
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All you need is a handful of scientific RSS feeds to remind yourself that you can only ever really work in a narrow area. Even with AI.
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Replying to this comment: https://substack.com/@florianlohse/note/c-307765760?r=1lmu7t Not liking any friction to posting is the whole reason I built the custom setup. I now automatically post to bluesky and mastodon… I even have a copy to clipboard button but the effort it takes to open this site and post is too much, so I’ve just not been posting here. If they had an API I would. On the…