And is that even the right question?

Intelligent appliances like thermostats learn their users’ preferences by reinforcement learning. Problem is, people often use similar methods to learn their devices. Turns out humans also have a tendency to tinker.

For John Goodenough, it's never good enough.

It’s been a while on the blog! I promise there will be more regular updates from now on, but maybe not always about tech…
But why I know what you’re thinking - Kubernetes? On a home server? Who’d be that crazy? Well, a while ago I’d agree but a few things…

Amazon. Etsy. eBay. Lots of companies appeared in David and Ina Steiner’s E-commerce newsletter. Only one tried to take them out.

One anthropologist contends that far too many species have been lumped into one category: Our story is more complicated, he argues.

Emerging smart contract language for the Ethereum blockchain. - argotorg/fe

Epistemic status: Highly uncertain, asserted with ~40% confidence. Low enough that I didn’t publish this piece when I originally wrote it in May of 2016. But a recent first trip to Singapore reaffirmed the intuitions in here. Even if the argument is......

A WebDAV server for TiddlyWikis. Contribute to qbit/widdler development by creating an account on GitHub.

A while ago I got a Generac RG027 Liquid Cooled Generator. It runs on a 2.4l Mitsubishi engine running at 1800RPM.

The Generac Monitoring sucks, so I installed Genmon. An open source generator monitoring solution on a Raspberry Pi 4

GitHub - jgyates/genmon:…

Alexander the Great tread in the footsteps of forgotten Greeks

A highly automated and intuitive digital audio workstation.

Personal blog of Christian Haschek

A 3D-printed capsule destined for use in assisted suicide hopes to operate in Switzerland, according to Exit International.