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Following the blog post on how to self-host a PDS (Personal Data Server) for atproto, having your accounts live on your own server, while still being able to interact with apps like Bluesky and pckt.blog, I wanted to write a little about how to do the same for Tangled. Caveat: the Tangled team are working on a new...
A small, undersized Thoroughbred race-seahorse named Landbiscuit has taken prediction market platform Polymarket by storm this week, attracting millions in gambling volume ahead of his historic match race against War Admiral.Landbiscuit, who stands at a paltry 3.2 inches tall with a crooked dorsal fin and knobby...
The Geekom IT13 Max is a delicious slice of the NUC cake... as long as you know what you're biting into. Though it uses a quote-unquote "last gen" CPU, it is an attractive deal for clear-eyed and informed buyers. Admittedly, I've had a blast testing this out – even though contemporary AAA gaming is not the IT13...
Our Blockbuster was located in a dying shopping center. There was a Cato nearby, but it did not exactly inspire crowds of eager shoppers. When a new retail space opened directly in front of Walmart, Blockbuster jumped at the opportunity to move somewhere with actual traffic. We relocated during the winter of 2001....
Ken MacDonald was a prolific railway photographer who lived in Fredericton, New Brunswick. He was born in 1928 and died on August 20, 2023.
The kind of construction-sequence photos that I showed a while back for 15 Broad Street exist for other buildings and, crucially, for other building types. The following photo sequence is an example for the George Blumenthal house at 50 East 70th Street. ā€œHouseā€ is a bit understated: Blumenthal bought part of the...
TL;DR Claude Code sessions on the same machine can now list and message each other. That is the right tool for a session already mid-task, and the wrong one for starting a new task: a fresh session takes about ninety seconds to bind the socket that makes it addressable, and the message then queues behind the...
I don’t think we are ready to NOT read the output I read the code for things that are important. Personal projects, non-critical, funsies - sure I’ll allow it through and take the output at face value. But for real work - I just can’t see it. I think 20-40% of the code needs to reworked, always, from agents. Common...
I don’t get to publish enough on this blog about breeding – until relatively recently, it wasn’t a kink that I shared. But as time goes on I collect more kinks (like PokĆ©mon, one day I hope to catch ’em all) and the more I read about breeding the more I find myself drawn in. […] The post Guest blog: I’ve had a...
Python A-Z is a blog series about Python. Each day, I share insights, ideas and examples for different parts of Python development that match with the letter of the day. Blaugust is an annual blogging festival in August where the goal is to write a blog post every day of the month. Completely by accident, I ended up...

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