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Helix es un «post-modern» editor escrito en Rust. Digo que lo odiarán las personas fanáticas de vi/vim porque aunque su funcionamiento es similar no es vi y eso ya es suficiente sacrilegio. Fuera bromas este editor mola mucho. Yo uso como emulador de terminal «terminator» y a pantalla competa con F1Fuente: 56K
Llevo unos días en que he estado un poco -o bastante- desconectado de todo. Lo he hecho porque me apetecía, o porque me lo debía, o porque quería hacerlo. ¿Saben? Esa es la ventaja de escribir por el placer simplemente de escribir: que no debo cumplir con ninguna publicación, con ningún editor, conFuente: El cuaderno de J. Muñoz
Aprende a instalar y configurar Garage en tu NAS para disponer de un almacenamiento de objetos compatible con S3.Fuente: _ voidNull
En el repositorio Mega del personaje misteriosísimo encontré nuevos libros de BTC & Defi. Aclaro que no he leído estos libros y por tanto no es una recomendación. Apenas estoy […] La entrada BTC & Defi: nuevos libros se publicó primero en Jinversor.Fuente: Jinversor
Holita de mar, aquí les traigo (con un par de semanas de retraso) la revista que escaneamos en directo para la Biblioteca Domestica. En esta ocasión les traigo la revista «IDEAS para su hogar» de la editorial Andina, con casa central en Chile y distribución de la revista en Venezuela. Esta edición eFuente: La Loica
Este finde he descubierto esta app leyendo la newsletter de Stéphanie Walter. Muy buena pinta: transcripciones de reuniones con IA pero sin enviar ningún dato a ningún tercero, todo en local y con una app nativa en Mac.Ir al enlaceFuente: Guillermo Latorre | Feed RSS
Some records quietly end up listening to you. This EP has become the soundtrack to a period of my life where every sound seems to resonate a little deeper than usual. Its electronic textures never chase impact for its own sake. Instead, they unfold patiently, creating suspended spaces where melancholy isn’t despair, but a strange form of clarity. The synthesizers feel oddly human. The rhythms invite movement, yet it’s a restrained kind of dancing - as if your body is...
“If you choose not to find joy in the snow, you will have less joy in your life but still the same amount of snow.” I saw this in James Clear’s newsletter and chuckled. For what it’s worth, there’s a lot to love about the snow.
I thought of a new idea for finding new material for my blog. I asked Google AI if there had been any new discoveries of Pleistocene fossil remains in Georgia since 2018. Google AI said “yes” and it cited a paper published in 2012. I pointed out the date of the paper to Google AI, and it acknowledged its mistake and cited another paper published in 1989. When I informed the robot of the date of this paper, Google AI claimed to be embarrassed (I didn’t think a robot could...
This year's edition of the traditional post, odometer honest: Sixty-six today, this guy. When we met in 5th grade fifty-six years ago neither of us predicted the weirdest year of our lives would be 2026. Always this: thirty-three years ago Landru was the first human not L or me or a doctor/nurse to hold C That's Magnetic Fields *Andrew in Drag,* someone, between last July 13th and today, bitched about the trans-content and youtube, the assholes, killed the embed, click to...
I had about 10 minutes to sketch yesterday, so I took my new Stillman & Birn Nova sketchbook (5 1/2 in. x 8 1/2 in.) a fineliner in sepia and black and a sepia brush pen and sketched this: Sketch of people waiting to see the sunset over the Mediterranean. I edited out the bench in this scene as the people were more interesting. I’m trying to get back into regular sketching, and I think that simplifying both the scene and my selection of tools will help. This experiment...
An interesting case. It seems like the right decision: firing a tenured professor was wildly disproportionate to the offense, given the professor’s strong record. It was no doubt crucial that the San Jose State faculty is unionized.
Look at the past history of this blog. There are many blog posts about programming with AI, a few of them date back to January 2024 (like this: https://antirez.com/news/140). I’m a relatively well regarded programmer, after all. I don’t have the need to still be in the “loop” as a old man that seeks for relevance, I recently rejoined Redis, and now I also am developing a new open source software for local LLM inference that received a good welcome in the community. Why I...
One of my favourite coffee places in Malmö is Café № 6, on Mäster Henriksgatan. I first visited when I was staying around the corner some years ago, and I like stopping in for a coffee every time I’m in the city.When we were in Malmö in 2024 we enjoyed coffee in the garden on an April afternoon, a delight for we winter-ravaged Islanders. As This Box is for Good was in full voice at the time, when we returned home we sent them a Coffee box, and then promptly forgot that...
Back in February 2026, I documented my work setup based around my trusty M1 Pro Max. In that blogpost, I mentioned that things have changed significantly. For a recap:My work stack from 2020 to 2025This blog post is to document my work setup from 2020 to 2025. My setup has significantly changed since August 2025 and I blog post on that is forthcoming. Like most employees around the globe, in 2020, my work changed from 5 days in the office to completely working fromOne way...
So Much Meat on the Hoof. Can Cornel Bring One Down?STS: Three That Speak to SurvivalBeen fasting this week. Told by You Tube that it’s a good idea. They could be wrong, in which event I’m in little better circumstance that casts of three seen of late to rise and fail during the mid-sixties when bare-fist survival stories had not a vogue perhaps, but did appear to come out of nowhere in a seeming lump. Said trio unique for ferocity of content and unblinking grip at reality...
Just to show that life is full of unexpected turns, on June 18, 1178, a group of medieval English monks threw a fine puzzle in the laps of astronomers that lingers to this day.On that day, shortly after sunset, five monks at the abbey of the Christ Church of Canterbury (on the site of Canterbury Cathedral,) noticed that something very odd was happening in the sky. Gervase, who was Canterbury’s chronicler, provided the eyewitness record:“The upper horn of the Moon split in...
I was very sad this morning to read the news that Sam Neill has passed away at the age of 78. He was a very fine and exceptionally versatile actor. Among many other roles I remember him well as the sadistic and corrupt Chief Inspector Chester Campbell in Peaky Blinders. I was impressed by his convincing Ulster accent but then found out he was actually born in Omagh, County Tyrone. About 25 years ago (!) I made a very brief appearance in a BBC documentary series called...
Welcome back to the Gridiron Deep Dive everybody, where it’s a sad one today.In case you somehow haven’t heard, on June 29, former NFL RB Chris Johnson took to Good Morning America to reveal his diagnosis with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, better known as ALS, or Lou Gehrig’s Disease. This is a nervous system disorder, affecting motor neurons in the brain, the nerves responsible for voluntary muscle movements. As these neurons degenerate and die, they stop sending signals...
Mini-Server, Part 27 Entropy Arbitrage Scrawls Notoboto Library Updates Next While the date changes depending on exactly where one lives—by a lot, I mean, not the usual week or so that you’d expect from asymmetric calendar changes—Mongolia will wrap up their National Naadam (ᠨᠠᠭᠠᠳᠤᠮ) Festival today, featuring wrestling (Bökh/ᠪᠥᠬᠡ), horse racing, and archery. And with that, on to the week’s projects. Mini-Server, Part 27 I don’t know that anybody would care about this sort...
Dragons in the Backyard. Clarkesville, Georgia. One pleasant early fall day as my son Rob and I were wandering around northeast Georgia to see (and photograph) whatever of interest we might find, we were driving along a street that ran by the backyards of some houses, when Rob suddenly exclaimed "Dad! Look at that!" It was a cast metal dragon and an eagle in someone's backyard. So of course I stopped and made a few photographs.Could this picture have been created by AI? Of...
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Pick up where we left off in June. As is so often the case, this story in the New York Times is less of interest for the facts, which have been reported earlier and in greater depth by other news organizations such as NPR, Reuters, CNBC, Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, and others, than it is for what it tells us about the standard narrative. States Prepare Lawsuit to Block Paramount’s Merger With Warner Bros.David McCabe, Benjamin Mullin, Lauren Hirsch July 12, 2026A...
Stephanie Bain’s four year trilogy of community works based within the Almeida Theatre’s Islington district comes to an end with an ambitious double millennium-spanning work that looks beyond the venue’s existence to land in some of the key turning points from our history and the future, putting the borough in its political, economic, spiritual, technological […]
Updated and fiddled with a lot of options. Wonder if AP syndication still works 🤔