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The most vital knowledge in human history
I recently treated myself to a new Kindle to replace my decade old one. With a whopping 32Gb of storage, it was overkill for novels, but it sparked a…
Apr 4
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Diego Crespo
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Star Trek's Optimism Towards the Future
I've been watching the OG Star Trek series, having never consumed any of the TV shows before, and I've been surprised at how refreshingly optimistic its…
Mar 28
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Diego Crespo
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The DOIT philosophy: How I'm avoiding Decision Fatigue and the Paralysis of Choice this year
My mantra for this year is DOIT and it stands for DO Overcome Iterate Triumph I have a lot of projects that are in various states of completion, and I…
Mar 14
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Diego Crespo
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A World without C
The Whitehouse released a report this week encouraging the use of memory safe languages, over non memory safe languages, specifically calling out C/C…
Mar 7
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Small Joys when Programming
I used to paint Warhammer 40K mini figures, and one of the things I always enjoyed about the hobby, was building up my toolkit of home brewed…
Jan 25
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Diego Crespo
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From Indiegogo to Orthrus: Rethinking Open-Source Funding
I recently discovered that OpenCV had started an Indiegogo campaign to fund version 5 of its renowned library for computer vision. Celebrated for its…
Dec 7, 2023
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Recapping the first OpenAI DevDay
The inaugural OpenAI DevDay recently concluded, bringing with it a slew of new announcements about OpenAI's products. The event kicked off with…
Nov 9, 2023
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Diego Crespo
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A low/no code future
Are we almost there?
Sep 28, 2023
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Contemplating Loss in the Digital Age
What am I willing to lose?
Sep 21, 2023
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Diego Crespo
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Why on earth are we already lamenting the fall of LLMs?
But if you had told me that not only I would get the chance to work on it, but that after making, like, a very, very larval proto AGI thing, that the…
Sep 7, 2023
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Diego Crespo
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Tracing the Lines: From the Telephone to Unix
The telephone, invented by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876, sparked a revolution in communication. A year later, in 1877, he established the Bell…
Aug 3, 2023
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The Complexity of Open Source and AI
Is open source software in trouble?
Jul 6, 2023
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Diego Crespo
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