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    Why Role-Playing is Still Mirroring, Just Narrowed

    Exploring how language models mirror user prompts and the implications of this mirroring in role-playing scenarios.

    The Golden Ratio in Finance: Mystical Math or Market Edge?

    Exploring the Golden Ratio's application in financial markets, from technical analysis to behavioral finance.

    Quit Social Media

    Exploring the impact of social media on focus and productivity, inspired by Cal Newport's 'Deep Work'.

    Log File Analysis Research

    Exploring the use of log file analysis for anomaly detection and system behavior insights.

    Diving into WebAssembly: What It Is and Why It Matters

    WebAssembly is revolutionizing web development by enabling near-native performance in the browser. This article explores what WebAssembly is, why it matters, and how it fits into modern web development, including...

    Modelling Relationships in F# for Domain-Driven Design

    Exploring how F#'s discriminated unions can model complex relationships in domain-driven design, particularly in financial systems.

    Caching with Service Workers

    A beginner's guide to understanding service workers and how they enable caching for offline-first web applications.

    Angular Security Best Practices

    Essential security practices for Angular applications to protect against common vulnerabilities.

    The Phillips Curve

    The Phillips Curve illustrates the inverse relationship between inflation and unemployment, suggesting that lower unemployment comes with higher inflation and vice versa.