With the specter of more tariffs on the horizon, the idea of a victory garden suddenly takes on more relevance. Though in this case, it could be considered more of a “defeat” garden. But anyway…
Victory Gardens, USDA Misc Pub No. 483, issued Feb 1942: victory_gardens_usda_pub_feb-1942
What an interesting take on Pac-Man – this time in 1D instead of 2D!
Hilarious – I wonder if the real reason(s) will ever come to light?
Spot. On.
Now this is interesting – I hear the launch event did not go off without a hitch, but I bet this will find some use cases.
Coming from a company that specialized in setting up private clouds using OpenStack, I can attest that yes, it often does save you money moving off the public cloud even after factoring in all the TCO line items. However, it is difficult. You definitely need some support on your side or in-house experts.
A guy decided to write his own programming language – ten years on, it’s he still hacking away at Inko.
A list of open-source LLMs that are free for commercial use: https://github.com/eugeneyan/open-llms
“The [ARChive of Contemporary Music] preserves copies of every recording in all known formats…[and] contains more than 3 [million] pieces of material including photos, videos, DVDs, books, magazines, press kits, sheet music, ephemera and memorabilia.”
Also contains Jeep Holland’s collection and “…most of Rolling Stone Keith Richards’ extensive blues inventory.”
Would love to take a walk through the stacks!
A nuanced take on what I assume is an almost singularly unique life experience: How I got here