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Despite being the creation of John Rudolph Drexler, Colossi reminds me of an early John Clowdus design. At really every point, come to think of it. There’s the shape of the thing: a lane-battler packed with powerful abilities that...
Finishing two sub tasks of Task 4 of the GNU Mes replacement project for the targets amd64 and arm64.
England’s Green and Pleasant Land Impending showers included. Quote of the Day ”If you think education is expensive, try ignorance.” Derek Bok (President of Harvard 1971-91) Musical alternative to the morning’s radio news Eric Whitacre |...
Click here to book Please keep your eyes open for my old friend George Parrin, the Ice Cream Seller, who is cycling around the East End now and, if you see George, stop him and buy one – and he will tell you his story. ‘I’ve been on a...
Happy Pride Month Everyone!🏳️🌈 Let's talk about bi visibility.
I was asked last winter to be a featured speaker at WLHS’s 114th annual alumni gathering, to which I happily accepted and promptly arranged a trip back to South Dakota. I could have just zipped up for the weekend by myself and come back...
I know we’re a few days into June, but I didn’t want to do too many posts in one day, so I saved May’s wrap-up for now! So let’s take […]
I'm porting my PyTorch LLM code to JAX, using Flax as the neural network layer. For various reasons I wanted to use Safetensors to store checkpoints of the model. It took a little while to get it working; here's the trick I learned. If...
We had a joke at my place of work years ago when Google Fiber was installing that “Hashtag Fiber Is The unexpected subcontractors at my house just don’t stop by Paul E King first appeared on Pocketables.
Self-determination theory (SDT) is one one of the core pillars of my professional practice. I was glad to see that a past client of mine, the association of certified human resources professionals of Québec, has adopted this framework...
Tim Bradshaw and Cristina Criddle for the FT: ‘Close to the Terminator narrative’: the dawn of self-improving AI. On one hand I want to pat myself on the back for writing that this would happen more than 3 years ago — be vague enough and...
Power Cat 2026-06-04 I managed to slip this one by my wife who usually stops me from making these jokes
It might appear that I have been going to some pretty extreme lengths to belabor the obvious: we live in a world populated by material objects made of atoms. Atoms exist in particular places at particular times and move around according...