Clayton Ramsey recently switched his personal blog from hand-written HTML to Zola due to the tedious process of manually writing posts in HTML. He faced challenges with formatting math equations and code, leading him to create scripts and utilize tools to streamline the process. Despite the complexity of porting over his posts to Markdown using […]
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Learn Jujutsu with ease using my cheat sheet, a comprehensive reference created with a friend. Unlike other tutorials, this guide focuses on the state space of a jj repository and how it evolves during fetch and push. The visually appealing cheat sheet demonstrates common editing operations’ impact on the repo state. Perfect for beginners, these […]
Jujutsu is an innovative version control system that allows you to manage your code efficiently. It is user-friendly, with a design that separates the user interface and version control algorithms from the storage systems. Jujutsu combines elements from Git, Mercurial, and Darcs, offering features like automatic rebase, conflict resolution, and operation logs for easy debugging. […]
Forty was a year of both destruction and creation for the author. Her husband Jake died from cancer, while she gave birth to their daughter Athena. Grief and motherhood have altered her brain, making her forgetful and anxious. She feels a sense of paralysis without Jake. She feels a deep connection to both Jake and […]
E Ink continues to push the boundaries of ePaper technology with its latest innovation, the Kaleido Outdoor 3 display. Measuring a whopping 75 inches, this outdoor signage solution offers stunning 4,096 colors and crisp text in a sleek design. Partnering with industry giants like Samsung and LG, E Ink is revolutionizing the digital signage landscape […]
TSMC unveiled its groundbreaking 2nm Platform Technology at IEDM 2024, showcasing energy-efficient nanosheet transistors and 3DIC co-optimization for various applications. The 2nm process boasts a 30% power improvement and 15% performance gain compared to their previous 3nm node, making it the most power-efficient in its class. While the paper lacked technical details typically seen at […]
This project showcases running the classic DOOM game within Google Sheets, using Google Apps Script and JavaScript to render the game frame-by-frame by updating the background colors of spreadsheet cells. It features capturing frames from the game and rendering them as colored cells, only updating changed cells for performance optimization. The game is emulated using […]
The author discusses building a personal AI computer on a budget, critiquing the tech giants’ approach of throwing money at developing AI tools. They highlight the potential for biased outputs in AI models influenced by those who pay the most. The author shares their journey of building a workstation with 48GB of VRAM for running […]
Hyperscalers like Alibaba, Amazon, ByteDance, Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Tencent have developed planetary-scale infrastructure to deliver cloud services. While most practitioners may not directly build such infrastructure, it’s beneficial to learn about it. Many widely used technologies, like virtual memory and Kubernetes, originated in advanced environments like hyperscale infrastructure. This article provides an overview of […]
FLAC 1.5 is the latest update for the popular Free Lossless Audio Codec software, finally introducing multi-threaded audio encoding. This much-needed feature allows users to set the number of threads using simple commands. The update also includes the ability to handle chained Ogg FLAC files, along with various fixes and improvements. With rising CPU core […]