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It took a while, but I finally got around to creating a new playlist. It’s an extra long one. It contains music I enjoyed the past year, old & new. Enjoy! 1. Black Country, New Road – Concorde 2. Taylor Swift – Maroon 3. Christian Lee Hutson – Strawberry Lemonade 4. Phoebe
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Before COVID hit the world, the school of our kids organized a parade each year. All the kids carry small candles and walk across the neighborhood, accompanied by a big fanfare. Because small candles are kind of boring, I decided I was going to go big the next edition, and
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When I was in high school, we had this little rich twat in our class. Everyone went to school by bike, but this guy had his daddy pick him up from school every day. When passing the other kids, he would spit out of the window. His daddy would laugh
Hi there ???? A few days later than usual because I forgot to push the publish button. If you like this content, feel free to subscribe using the form down below. The early days of id Software I’m currently reading Masters of Doom, a book about how John Carmack and
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Hi folks, Another week, another update. I feel exhausted today because last night was the first night ever my girlfriend wasn’t home, so I had to take care of our three children. I was so stressed about having a bad night (because of children who couldn’t sleep) that
When Apple introduced the iPhone 14 Pro, my mind was blown by the dynamic island. Together with the always-on display, it justified upgrading for me. Now, about a month later, I can say that the feature that stands out the most is the new 48MP camera. Especially with RAW.
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Hey there, Hope you’re all having a nice week. I asked the GPT-3 A.I. to write this brief introduction, but it was not only boring as hell, it was lying too. I’m not going to teach you how to make a cup of coffee. Here’s
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I just finished reading What we owe the future by philosopher William MacAskill. And it blew my mind. This book is all about longtermism, or how we today can affect the positive outlook for mankind for thousands of years to come. Even though times are very grim today, this book
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Good day to you all! Another edition of what’s now seemingly turning into my own personal newsletter. If you’d like to receive this in your mailbox every week, you can find a form at the end of this. The Leeds 13 Way back in 1998 a group of
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Howdy! A few weeks ago I linked to DiffusionBee, an app that makes it easy to run Stable Diffusion, which is an algorithm similar to DALL-E 2 on your M1/M2 Mac. Sadly, Intel Mac users couldn’t use it. But since version 0.2 they can also join
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Here I am again with my weekly collection of links. But I forgot to bookmark the most interesting video I saw this week. Do you know how petrol pumps know how to turn themselves off? Turns out it’s caused by an engineering marvel. Coding Roadroller: Flattens Your JavaScript Demo
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When installing Puppeteer on your new shiny M1/M2 powered Mac, you might come across this error message, when trying to install the Puppeteer NPM package: The chromium binary is not available for arm64: If you are on Ubuntu, you can install with: apt-get install chromium-browser Fear not,