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About Tom Hazledine

A software engineer who specializes in complex user interfaces for web applications.

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Alternatives to cosine similarity

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How does cosine similarity work?

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How do you test the quality of search results?

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What even is a week? (dates are hard)

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Subsetting my font files reduced their size by more than 60%

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Stacked Sparklines web component

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Known Pleasures: SVG line art

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RSS is Awesome

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So long, and thanks for all the Sass

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Mapping LLM embeddings in three dimensions

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Publishing on npm is weird

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TomBot2000: automatically finding related posts using LLMs

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Improving SVG chart interactivity with Voronoi diagrams

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What if minesweeper kept getting harder?

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Adding client side search to a static site

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Oblique Strategies via npx

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Improving my Wordle opening words using simple node scripts

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Humility in software development

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Podcasting: what gear do you need?

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Line graphs with React and D3.js

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Learning (and doing) in public

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Falling back in love with music

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The year of writing

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RSS in 2021 (yes, it's still a thing)

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Building a delay effect with the Web Audio API

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Dark mode: hard mode

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Quirks mode

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Riding the modular wave

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Lots of things. No theme.

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Late of this parish

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Music. Music? Music!

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Way more writing than you signed up for

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Dress smart, hear the echo, and ask great questions

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Chaos, productivity, and more chaos

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Maximal, minimal, optimal

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Getting wet, getting loud, getting better

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Podcast or not? You decide

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Cracking, hacking, and phishing

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Soundscapes, a grounding, and a year in isolation

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Podcasts for Nerds

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Tannoys, Tragic Pitches, and Business Traction

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Spiraling out of control? Open up the Bullet Journal again

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Prescience, new beginnings, and modern linguistics

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Installing acoustic panels

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CSS Naked Day

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Twitter Cards with Nunjucks and 11ty

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The things I use

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Static site generators: Hugo vs Jekyll vs Gatsby vs 11ty

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Rugby prediction: retrospective

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Algorithmically predicting the results of the 2019 Rugby World Cup

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Using world ranking to predict the results of the 2019 Rugby World Cup pool stages

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Writing well is essential. Try your best to get good at it

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You can now install Picobel using NPM

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Recommended Listening: my favourite podcasts

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Introducing Picobel.js - an audio player you can style with css

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I changed my site's font to Comic Sans as an April Fool. It was a disaster.

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Living with Alexa: the problems with "voice" as an interface

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What is a decibel, anyway?

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Inline SVG icon sprites are (still) not scary.

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Getting to grips with SVG markup

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Bullet Journal Revisited

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Well-written HTML doesn't need any styling. Except that it does.

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n-minute read: calculating an average reading speed

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You are only as good as your README

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Don't turn your problem into your users' problem

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Which do you choose: native app or web app?

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Notes from ThingMonk: Day Two

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Notes from ThingMonk: Day One

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Why doesn’t everyone have an Internet Fridge?

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Getting started with inline SVG icons

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Inspirational Web People

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Fullpage screenshots in Firefox

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Futura for the win

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Simple is hard

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A bullet-journal workflow

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