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My turkey came out great! It’s tasty and juicy! 😌

Now to enjoy Lord of the Rings again 😂

How to Get Your First AI Engineering Job Skills, projects, resume tips, getting interviews, and more.

How to Get Your First AI Engineering Job

Skills, projects, resume tips, getting interviews, and more

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Banqueting Stuff 113 ters with Indigenous peoples, begins with fruitfulness and "civility" but ends with dearth and mortality. The list of food opportunities is replaced by a final page with daily records of deaths. The interlopers consider their first extended contact with the Algonquian very promising because it consists of a meal and "entertainment" that follows an order seemingly recognizable to the Europeans, complete with status hierarchy: elites seated by rank; the serving of "dainties", 94 an after-the-meal treat (in this case, tobacco); and a final performance, which the captain rewards with a gift. Even if religion and warfare practices remain mysterious, this hospitality is a moment of promise for the prospective set-tlers. Rendered familiar, Algonquian hospitality is, for Percy, a harbinger of future amity. Their ordered meal suggests an ordered society with an attention to rank that matches the English, similarities that suggests them as potential allies. And, indeed, the first years of settlement were relatively peaceful, and food became both a source of and a means of communicating conflict.'5 For several days, the party visits a range of Indigenous communities; Percy's description of his dealings is shot through with a sense of wonder until he reaches Paspahegh territory: the encounter begins with the promise that their leader "would be merry with us with a fat Deare."9 That initial promise is followed by other promises and signs of friendship, but Percy's account alternates between paradisal appraisals of the land and mutual accusations of threat and trickery. The colonists are sent a deer in a stately fashion, but, by the time of its arrival, Percy's suspicion is evident, "[He] sent forty of his men with a Deere, to our quarter: but they came more in villainy than any love they bare vs."'7 He concludes, though, that "Pasphia was as good as his word; for hee sent Venison, but the Sawse came within few dayes after."98 Nonetheless, the encounter is wr…

My book, *Sweet Taste of Empire* is a Thanksgiving book (kinda) It teaches much about the dynamics of hospitality & the meanings of the foods on your plate. as in this discussion of George Percy’s description of being fed by an Algonquian leader:

I'm not sure this is better than AST-Grep (ast-grep.github.io), but someone try this tell me which is better.

Fully open source, local semantic code search for Claude Code that works. osgrep -v2 is live!

36% faster answers, 23% cheaper, 70% win rate

Princeton introduces a general hierarchical graph learning method that learns structured, interpretable motion directly from data, no prior structure or assumptions needed.

Project, paper, supplement, and code (???): light.princeton.edu/publication/...

Right?! 😭

Sinusitis the day before and on Thanksgiving really sucks 😭

The only thing saving me is a warm compress 😭😭😭

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Took a break yesterday due to the power outage, but I’m back today!

How I Use Claude Code on My Phone with Termux and Tailscale You don't need a new startup or third-party service to use Claude Code on your phone. You just need SSH, Tailscale, and Termux. Here's how to code from anywhere with the tools you already have.

How I Use Claude Code on My Phone with Termux and Tailscale by Nicholas Khami

My opinion - you can, but that doesn't mean you should.

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My AI tip of the day: Maximize what you get from tech podcasts by using Deep Research from ChatGPT or Gemini to summarize discussions about the episode.

This layers on outside perspectives and insights to what you heard. It’s also a solid way to vet episodes and decide which are worth a full listen

Closures are one of the most misunderstood parts of JavaScript - but they're important, too. So Sumit wrote this handbook to teach you the ins and outs of closures. You'll learn about functions & params, scope, let vs var, and see a bunch of code examples, too.
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MTG becoming a voice of reason explaining to Republicans that they let themselves get screwed by billionaires in exchange for racist policies wasn’t in my bingo card.

That said, she’s just an opportunist who can feel which way the wind is blowing.

The Reinforcement Learning Handbook: A Guide to Foundational Questions | Towards Data Science Simplifying all the concepts required to master reinforcement learning

Struggling with the basic components of Reinforcement Learning? Avishek Biswas explains the distinct roles of the agent, the environment, and the policy, and how they work together.

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I’m brining my turkey and so far, I’m happy how it’s turning out

Our recording of the webinar is now live on YouTube! If you missed it when we were live on @stream.place you can now lock in and learn about how to identify digital misogynoir and report it using @moderation.blacksky.app ! www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ww_G...

My sentiments exactly

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gRPC is a fast, type-safe way for services to talk that's built on HTTP/2 and Protocol Buffers. And in this .NET handbook, Isaiah teaches you how to build gRPC services with ASP.NET Core from start to production. He covers it all from start to finish.
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Pope says don’t use AI to cheat in school.

When you're building apps, it's a good practice to bake security into the whole process. That's what you'll learn how to do in this DevSecOps + API security course. It covers common vulnerabilities, why API security matters, key principles of DevSecOps, & more.
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A lot of the AI culture wars seem to stem from:

1) calling everything under the sun "AI", lumping ChatGPT in with random forests

2) not making a distinction between AI the technology and the AI that's the companies stealing copyright and shoving chatbots where they don't belong

#databs #datasky

The Impact of GenAI and Its Implications for Data Scientists | Towards Data Science What we can learn from Anthropic’s analysis of millions of Claude.ai chats

What can we learn from Anthropic’s analysis of millions of Claude chats? Jonte Dancker analyzes the impact of GenAI and its implications for data scientists.

You may have heard of "vibe coding" - when you give instructions to an LLM & let it do the heavy lifting. So how well does this work? Is it good enough for production? Here, Ankur discusses how AI-assisted coding works, why code reviews are still key, & more.
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Ironwood, the 7th generation of Google's TPUs cloud.google.com/blog/product...

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One of the greatest traits you can have and foster is a thirst for knowledge and a desire to learn something new