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Is SEO Still Useful?

Erik L. Arneson

The majority of search engine optimization (SEO) experts continue to say that original content is the most impactful in moving your website up in search engine rankings.1 For years, writing for SEO has involved artificially jamming as many search keywords as possible into web copy, creating some...

The Productivity-Experience Paradox

Annie Vella

This is the second post in a series I’m writing about the most interesting findings from my Masters research on the impact of AI on software engineering, as well as some of the thoughts I’ve had since. This one is about how AI made engineers feel more productive, and why that productivity might be...

Briefing

alobbs.com

A new Proxmox package, pve-microvm, integrates QEMU’s microvm machine type for sub-300ms boot times using a 12MB kernel and virtio-only devices. Meanwhile, a developer uncovered two browser push notification bugs: permissions silently reset and a default 60-second time-to-live discarding pushes...

This is the golden age of video games

Approximate Knowledge

Earlier this month, I read a more equivocal take about the golden age of a different medium entirely. The ensuing discussion helped crystallize an inkling I’ve been accumulating over the past few years: This is the golden age of video games. What exactly do I mean by golden age? Let’s see what...

Rocky

Oneberri Blog

Rocky I, created by Sylvester Stallone, is a classic – but what happens when, instead of looking at the reflection in the lake, you turn your gaze toward the man himself? The 1976 movie was a take on the ultimate human experience, which is not about going from poor to rich, becoming famous, or...

Advanced Tech: X-ray Lithography

Amaldev

Earlier this week, I watched a fascinating TechTechPotato deep dive on advanced lithography. I recommend it if you have the time. Researchers have explored X-ray lithography for more than five decades, yet it has never entered mainstream chip production. Let me try throwing some light there....

Briefing

alobbs.com

Verizon is cutting 3,000 jobs and selling 274 stores as part of a restructuring to reduce costs by $5 billion by 2026. A critical OpenSSL vulnerability, HollowByte, lets remote attackers cause denial of service with an 11-byte payload; a fix is included in v4.0.1. UFO disclosure debates intensify...

I Don’t Like Mondays….When Is My Retirement?

Anthony Isola

Following the crowd isn’t a valid life philosophy. Plan your retirement accordingly. Learn more in this week’s terrific links. What should your allocation to stocks be in retirement? A Wealth Of Common Sense The best upgrade is realizing you have enough. Seth’s Blog Should you look into a Mega...

Resound: A Proof of Concept

CalebHugo.com Blog

→ Play it here: resound.calebhugo.com I've been building a first-person game about music, and I've reached the point where I can prove the core idea holds up. This isn't a demo of finished puzzles. It's a proof of concept. Nine small rooms, each one showing that a piece of it works. Real puzzles...

Briefing

alobbs.com

The Trump administration is considering an independent AI safety regulator modeled after FINRA, reporting to the SEC. Valar Atomics is raising $1B at a $5B valuation for small nuclear reactors for data centers. AWS apologized for a billing glitch that generated trillions in estimated invoices....

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