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| Date | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Trusting your own judgement on ‘AI’ is a huge risk | A thought-provoking article on AI and not letting it cloud your judgement. | |
| Color Name API Playground | Color Name API: A free and simple API to get human-readable color names from hex codes. | |
| I don't have spotify | Effortlessly convert Spotify links to your preferred streaming service | |
| Elliptical Python Programming | A nonsensical but interesting use of ellipses in Python. | |
| Is AI a Silver Bullet? | [...] whilst AI tools may provide valuable additions to IDEs or other tools used for software development, they will not replace software developers, or the need for high-level languages. | |
| ouate de phoque | Homophonic translation of English what the fuck; the literal meaning is ‘seal's cotton wool’. | |
| Visualizing all books of the world in ISBN-Space | How could we effectively visualize 100,000,000 books or more at once? | |
| We Need To Rewild The Internet | The internet has become an extractive and fragile monoculture. But we can revitalize it using lessons learned by ecologists. | |
| Transform Wikipedia into Interactive Timelines | Instantly convert any Wikipedia article into a beautiful, interactive timeline. Perfect for students, researchers, and history enthusiasts. | |
| Careful Words | a little bit more than a thesaurus | |
| Using static websites for tiny archives | I love the idea of making static websites to help with navigating your local data collections. Nothing but HTML, CSS, and a bit of JS where necessary. | |
| Finding Calm in the Chaotic Mind: Healing Through Iyashikei | Find a show, or a game, or even a moment that lets you be present. Where you can find beauty in the mundane, like a dandelion swaying in the breeze, or the sound of cicadas as the sun dips below the horizon. | |
| HTTP Keanu | A fun way to learn about status codes, inspired by http.cat! | |
| What the Fuck Should I Make For Dinner | What the fuck should you make for dinner? We will provide your indecisive self with some ideas. | |
| Password Strength Estimator | Password Strength Estimator estimates how strong your password is based on how long it'd take to crack by online and offline attacks (throttled and unthrottled) | |
| City In A Bottle – A 256 Byte Raycasting System | This amazing program uses many different concepts in a very small space, understanding it is kind of like solving a puzzle. There are several main pieces including the html code, frame update loop, rendering system, raycasting engine, and the city itself. | |
| Billion laughs attack | In computer security, a billion laughs attack is a type of denial-of-service (DoS) attack which is aimed at parsers of XML documents. It is also referred to as an XML bomb or as an exponential entity expansion attack. | |
| Solving x^3=8 | Solving x^3=8 and the answer is not just 2. We will need to factor a difference of 2 cubes, use the quadratic formula and imaginary number. | |
| America, My Face Is Saying Everything That You Need To Know | The title is saying everything that you need to know | |
| The Problem with the FizzBuzz Problem | FizzBuzz is not the basic, sanity-check interview question that many presume it to be. Use it and you might just end up filtering out some of your good candidates who, unfortunately, suffer from the Smart Person's Mirage. | |
| Dwitter - javascript demos in 140 characters | Dwitter is a social network for building and sharing visual javascript demos limited to 140 characters. | |
| faces.js | A JavaScript library for generating vector-based cartoon faces | |
| How the SP-404 Came to Dominate the Global Beat Scene | Given the meteoric rise in popularity the 404 has experienced over the past five to 10 years, it's worth asking the question: How did this sampler become such a global phenomenon, despite modest initial commercial success and a relatively slow adoption from the producer community? | |
| Searching for Tomorrow: The Story of Madlib and DOOM's Madvillainy | Following the 10th anniversary of Madlib and DOOM's telepathic mind meld of an album, Jeff Weiss traces the history of Madvillain and details how these two perpetually mystifying artists came together for an uncanny hip-hop classic. | |
| Everything I needed to know about writing, I learned from “Paid In Full” | Nearly twenty-eight years after its release, the album offers the best look at the lives of writers |