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80-90+% of projects and companies don't need 100% custom-coding!
Welcome to the 21st century! Or is it the 1970s? Unfortunately in the most recent 10-15 years there is a ludicrous regression back to 1970s & 80s outdated thinking, with around 80-90+% of custom-coded projects completely unnecessary as custom-coded projects...
“Why putting a lot of energy into building a Facebook presence is a sucker’s game”.
- Facebook acknowledged... messages now reach, on average, just 15 percent of an account’s fans...Pay them for better access...
File MP3 audio 20070225 Synthetic Zen Show 000 Tech Talk Segment KYRS
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[SOLVED] MacOS Wifi No Hardware Found Can't Get USB Wifi to Work Either
Getting external wifi dongle to work with MacOS requires third-party software...
Add public scheduling to Odoo
Here is a great free app compatible with Odoo 12 to allow public users to book appointments easily using the app s2u_online_appointment.
AI Journey 1977 to 2025: Part 1 of 5 - How Role-Playing Games and Early Computing Shaped Four Decades of AI Development
This is Part 1 of a 5-part series documenting the technical evolution from early introduction to role-playing gaming in 1977 and hobby programming in 1979 to modern distributed GPU computing and self-hosted Artificial Intelligence (AI) infrastructure. The series traces patterns that emerged over four decades and shows how they apply to current challenges in AI development and computational independence.
AI Journey 1977 to 2025: Part 2 of 5 - IRC Bots, Beowulf Clusters, and Distributed Computing on Commodity Hardware
This is Part 2 of a 5-part series documenting the technical evolution from early introduction to role-playing gaming in 1977 and hobby programming in 1979 to modern distributed GPU computing and self-hosted Artificial Intelligence (AI) infrastructure. The series traces patterns that emerged over four decades and shows how they apply to current challenges in AI development and computational independence. This part focuses on scaling patterns from single systems to networks and building production infrastructure on commodity hardware.