Google thinks it owns the internet. That's the subtext of its lawsuit against SerpApi, the quiet part that it's suddenly decided to shout out loud. The problem is, no one owns the internet. And the... Read more Google thinks it owns the internet. That's the subtext of its lawsuit against SerpApi, the quiet part that it's suddenly decided to shout out loud. The problem is, no one owns the internet. And the law makes that clear. Show less

Glad to see John Roberts finally take meaningful action on America's affordability crisis. Just like the framers intended.

Originally appeared on Carmine Paolino. If your goal is to ship AI applications in 2026, Ruby is the best language to do it. The AI Training Ecosystem Is Irrelevant Python owns model training.... Read more Originally appeared on Carmine Paolino. If your goal is to ship AI applications in 2026, Ruby is the best language to do it. The AI Training Ecosystem Is Irrelevant Python owns model training. PyTorch, TensorFlow, the entire notebooks-and-papers gravity well. Nobody disputes that. But you’re not training LLMs. Almost nobody is. Each training run costs millions of dollars. The dataset is the internet! This is what AI development today looks like: curl https://api.openai.com/v1/chat/completions \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $OPENAI_API_KEY" \ -d '{"model": "gpt-5.2", "messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "Hello"}]}' That’s it. An HTTP call. The entire Python ML stack is irrelevant to achieve this. What matters is… Show less

Originally appeared on Weelkly Article – Linking Ruby knowledge from the most remote places in the world..Working with maps usually means working with numbers — lots of numbers. If you want to rend... Read more Originally appeared on Weelkly Article – Linking Ruby knowledge from the most remote places in the world..Working with maps usually means working with numbers — lots of numbers. If you want to render a map of a country, region, or continent, you normally need to know its exact bounding box: bbox = [-73.6, -55.1, -53.6, -21.7] # Argentina Not exactly readable. Not memorable. Not friendly. What if you could just say: … Continue reading Rendering Maps by Name: Symbolic Geographic Extents in Ruby → Show less

'Learn how sliding window attention enables efficient long-context modeling in modern AI systems. Understand its benefits and use cases in LLMs.'

I recently re-read It Doesn’t Have to be Crazy at Work by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier of Basecamp. Here are some of my favorite ideas.

HELLO EVERYONE!!! It’s February 20th, 2026, and you are reading the 99th edition of Codeminer42’s tech news report. Let’s check out what the tech world …

I saw this animation from NVIDIA’s 2022 GTC presentation and I thought it was neat. So, I set out to re-create it. You can see it here. Keys   ? this keys list g the GPU overlay that the prese... Read more I saw this animation from NVIDIA’s 2022 GTC presentation and I thought it was neat. So, I set out to re-create it. You can see it here. Keys   ? this keys list g the GPU overlay that the presentation fades in and out space pause, at least the belt movement d debug: destination markers w debug: wireframe of “the belt” Source is here. Show less