This gist contains a healthy dose of links from MS-Build 2026
This gist contains links for my favorite WWDC26 sessions.
Query: I’ve been thinking about spaceship travel near speed of light and have some questions. Let’s start by acceleration implications. Is 2Gs acceleration too much for the average person?
Answer: The average person can tolerate 2G (about 19.6 m/s²) of acceleration for short durations—typically minutes to hours—without severe issues, especially if they're in a reclined position to minimize blood pooling and cardiovascular strain (e.g., like astronauts during launch). However, for sustained periods like days or longer, 2G would likely be too much for most people, leading to significant discomfort and potential health risks. These include increased body weight sensation (making movement difficult), drooping of facial and soft tissues, higher pressure on the lower body, elevated heart rate, and possible long-term effect
| # Check if uv is installed | |
| if ! command -v uv >/dev/null 2>&1; then | |
| echo "Error: uv is not installed or not in PATH" | |
| echo "Please install uv: https://docs.astral.sh/uv/getting-started/installation/" | |
| exit 1 | |
| fi | |
| PRJ="uv-mlx-chat" | |
| if [[ -d $PRJ ]] ; then | |
| echo "Project already exists" |
The purpose of this document is to detail the installation procedure for a Hugo Website with restricted access via Google's Oauth2-Proxy.
Such installation will be performed on a Debian OS, however it should apply with minor modifications to any Linux server.
An organized list of interesting article from Tetsuo
- Article 0/4: Classification, Regression, and Feed-Forward Neural Networks.
- Article 1/4: Introduction to Machine Learning in C With TensorFlow C API.