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Detecting JavaScript Availability in the Browser Using CSS
The article "No, No JavaScript" explores developers' frustrations with JavaScript and offers alternatives like TypeScript for better stability and coding practices. It emphasizes the importance of performance and security in modern programming, encouraging the pursuit of innovative solutions to improve web applications.
Notes like messages to yourself? (iOS)
StrFlow is a data management application that offers ease of use and process automation.
Dead Drops - data hidden... in concrete?
Dead Drops is an artistic project that involves hiding USB drives in public spaces for anonymous file sharing.
Farfalle - open-source equivalent of Perplexity
Farfalle is a Python project for easy experimentation with machine learning models.
Hacking Brother Label Printer - Root Gained for Fun
The article 'Pwning a Labelmaker' describes an interesting project where the author modifies a label maker using reverse engineering techniques, achieving unexpected results.
Better workflow in working with GIT using Jujutsu
The article discusses the 'Jujutsu Merge Workflow', a technique that helps programming teams effectively merge code and manage projects. It outlines key steps for implementation and the benefits of its use.
How a Senior Engineer in Big Tech plans their week?
The article discusses planning strategies for a senior engineer's week, emphasizing organization and flexibility in task management.
Local LLM in 2 lines of code - Gemini Nano embedded in Chrome (video, 5m)
The article highlights the impact of artificial intelligence and 5G technology on daily life, emphasizing both the benefits and risks associated with the development of modern technology.
Chatbots are fed company secrets - this is already a common phenomenon
The article analyzes the challenges of using AI in business, focusing on data security issues and the need for legal regulations in this area.
What does Africa have to do with training AI models? - quite a lot
The Guardian article addresses the exploitation of African workers in artificial intelligence. It highlights poor working conditions and economic disparities accompanying AI development. The protagonist, Mercy, illustrates the issues with low pay and lack of business ethics. The authors call for transparency and accountability from tech firms and urge for regulatory measures in this area.
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