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Babesky Blog

Babesky BlogJul 22, 2026

Reclaim Your Algorithm

How to Take Back Control of Social Media

BabeskyJul 22, 2026

Reclaim Your Algorithm

This blog post has been a long time coming, so hydrate and get comfy, because we're diving into custom feeds today. Custom feeds give users the power to take back their algorithm and regain control over their social media experience. In this post, you'll learn what feeds are, how to create and use them, and why they're essential to getting the most out of Bluesky. Custom feeds are algorithms curated by community members and presented to users through the AT Protocol. By default, when you join Bl...

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Global Catholic | Catholic Analysis, International Events & Fai…Jun 29, 2026

Leo’s consistory, Trump’s America, and a fractured world

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luminary.blogJun 17, 2026

How Classical and Quantum Computers Search a Maze

A classical computer walks the maze one path at a time. A quantum computer makes the wrong paths cancel out. What Grover's algorithm actually does, and why it is quadratically, not exponentially, faster.

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Alessandro Bahgat

Alessandro BahgatMay 31, 2026

The nearest hospital to every place on Earth, in a single S2 range query

For every locality on Earth, how far is the nearest hospital? Naively, that's 437 billion great-circle distances. S2 cell indexing reduces it to a single integer range-join: build the index once, and the answer for every place on Earth comes back in seconds. The same primitive also resolves which country, region, and locality each hospital belongs to, in a single pass over one index.

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edafe.de

edafe.deMar 10, 2026

Social media’s dirty secret: they don’t use it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ebMm8stexM "But when you frame it that way, you understand that social media isn't the problem: the extractive profit motive is the problem. And then, banning under-16s is like putting a plaster on a bullet wound. Sure, maybe it helps a bit, but you're still bleeding out. The real question is, how do you stop...

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Alessandro Bahgat

Alessandro BahgatMar 9, 2026

Visualizing Ukkonen's Suffix Tree Algorithm

I learned algorithms from textbooks and papers, building mental models from pseudocode and hand-drawn sketches. The hardest part was never reading the algorithm: it was seeing what it was actually doing to the data structure in memory. This post is the tool I wish I had back then.

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edafe.de

edafe.deMar 1, 2026

AI isn’t people

"Treating people as things can begin in many ways, but I think one of them is the idea that things can be people. The motivated muddling of categories so prevalent in writing and thinking about AI, beginning with the very name 'artificial intelligence', is intentional and serves the narrative that this software can and will...

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luminary.blogNov 6, 2025

We Need More Data Centers

One function. Four implementations. A 173-million-times performance difference.

algorithmsprogramming

luminary.blogNov 3, 2025

Time and Space Complexity Refresher

Refresher on Big O time and space complexity with interview questions

algorithmsrefresher

Priceless MiscJul 28, 2025

The Curation Comeback: Why Human Taste Beats Algorithms Every Time

Algorithms manufacture mediocrity. As AI makes polished content cheap, authentic human taste becomes your only unfair advantage.

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Bryan AnthonioJul 1, 2023

A Beginner's Intro to Algorithm Analysis

Exploring fundamentals of algorithm analysis by breaking down Big O notation, time complexity classes, and performance scenarios.

Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet

Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetFeb 28, 2023

Robot Hand is the Future

What I learned about YouTube’s algorithm from creating an account that only watched videos related to Elliott Smith. I fought hard, but the algorithm won.

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dev.log

dev.logJan 8, 2023

Delay Queues, an analogous explainer

Documenting the analogy I used during a Kerala Rustaceans meetup to explain my use of DelayQueue

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Henrique Dias

Henrique DiasNov 16, 2020

Find Visible Segments by Sweeping Lines

After two months of classes and two weeks of exams, the first quarter of my Master's is finally complete. I can say that 1/8th of my degree is complete. With a new quarter comes new courses. It's been just a week but there is one specific topic that I found quite intriguing: geometric algorithms, specifically sweep line algorithms.

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Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet

Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetSep 4, 2018

How a court battle involving groundbreaking disk-compression software foreshadowed Microsoft’s status as an antitrust darling.

Henrique Dias

Henrique DiasNov 10, 2016

Fundamentals of Programming #1: Beginning

This is the first article of The Fundamentals of Programming Using C series. In this article, we are going to show you some useful concepts about the programming world. We will start by using pseudocode (explained below), advancing gradually until we reach the desired language: C.

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