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Dog Days of Summer, What Does It Mean?

Posted on August 18, 2024 | 26 minutes | 5404 words |

According to the Farmers’ Almanac, the phrase originated in ancient Roman times. The Romans noticed that the star they called Sirius, the Dog Star, was in conjunction with the sun in late July. They believed the Dog Star’s brightness made things hotter on Earth during the late summer months. So, they named this period diēs caniculārēs, or “days of the dog star,” which was later shortened to “dog days." - As quoted from Saturday 17-Aug-2024 Morning Brew Newsletter, who apparently got it from the Farmers’ Almanac [Read More]

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Born on the 4th of July

Posted on July 3, 2024 | 13 minutes | 2690 words |

As in this post was born on the 4th of July. Nothing more than that. Just a dumb title to a silly link post for the holiday. I actually had a chance to read through and have thoughts on some of these articles, there’s that as well. Enjoy. Table of Contents Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning The Five Stages Of AI Grief - NOEMA RouteLLM: An Open-Source Framework for Cost-Effective LLM Routing | LMSYS Org AI Patterns – tecosystems Development and Programming Meet Verba 1. [Read More]

Lucky To Make It Once A Month

Posted on July 2, 2024 | 24 minutes | 5011 words |

Wow. So it’s be another long while, since I got around to creating another post. This one is another link list, based what has caught my eye over the last month. Can’t say I have read them all, but good list to come back to as time permits. Something I did decide to do based on having all of these articles, was to create a python script that would interact with the Omnivore API (the application I use to grab links and content I want to read later) to grab all the articles I have saved and send all of those to openAI to create a summary and suggest some tags. [Read More]