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Podcast: So, you need a 100G? - The ForwardingPlane
Mikrotik 100G is affordable and available.
State is hard: why SPAs will persist
When I write about web development, sometimes it feels like the parable of the blind men and the elephant. I’m out here eagerly describing the trunk, someone else protests that no, it’s…
A Conference About Software You Can Love | Loris Cro's Personal Blog
Microsoft launches Entra: A new identity and access family of products
Microsoft is launching yet another newly branded suite of products, this time in the secure identity and access space: Microsoft Entra.
Pragmatic Deferral · Los Techies
If Programming Languages Were University Majors
Let’s have some fun assigning university majors to programming languages
WebReduce: Programmers on Earth, Humans in Space
This month, WedReduce takes a look at the great programmers --and adventurers of the space age.
Covering All The Hardware – And Software – Bases With IPUs
Sponsored Feature Over the course of two decades, Intel drove the most important architectural change in the datacenter since the advent of the System/360
Protect and Index Sensitive Data with Polymorphic Encryption
With polymorphic encryption, the data is encrypted in multiple forms, with multiple keys, with specific functions for the data associated with each encryption set.
Implementing Dynamic Color: Lessons from the Chrome team
Posted by Rebecca Gutteridge, Developer Relations Engineer on Android Introduction With the release of Android 12 and Mater...
Machine Learning at the Edge
Katharine Jarmul discusses utilizing new distributed data science and machine learning models, such as federated learning, to learn from data at the edge.
Laurence Tratt: Multiplicity Choices Are Hard to Model and Change
Demystifying Container Scanning Requirements for FedRAMP, DoD SRG, and CMMC
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Integrating third-party libraries as Unreal Engine plugins: ABI compatibility and Linux toolchain
The Unreal Build Tool (UBT) official documentation explains how to integrate a third-party library into Unreal Engine projects in a very broad way without focusing on the real problems that are (very) likely to occur while integrating the library. In particular, when the third-party library is a pre-built binary there are low-level details that must be known and that are likely to cause troubles during the integration - or even make it impossible!
The Scanner We Really Need
IT has scanners for everything: We scan for vulnerabilities and data leaks and scan networks. We should be scanning for secrets, too.
The Need to Decouple Human Error from Incident Response
A lot of software management is still quick to blame incidents on human error over the complexity of those machines we’re interacting with.
YuniKorn: Alternative to Kubernetes' Default Scheduler for Big Data, ML
YuniKorn is a resource scheduler for machine learning and big data applications. It originated at Cloudera in 2019 and entered the Apache Incubator in January 2020.
NEAR Protocol | Reimagine your World
NEAR is the network for a world reimagined. Through simple, secure, and scalable technology millions are able to invent and explore new experiences.
On rebooting: the unreasonable effectiveness of turning computers off and on again - Keunwoo Lee's Minimum Viable Homepage
Goodbye Shared Dotfiles
A lot of people start programming with shared dotfiles, copied from a team or
online. I did. Maybe you’re ready to move on. Why would you do that? How would you…
The apps I use to read and write for this blog
Posted on Friday 27 May 2022. 1,167 words, 8 links. By Matt Webb.
Snapcast
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Arc Notes: Datasette - Simon Willison
Simon is the creator of Datasette and co-creator of Django web framework. Formerly he was a JSK journalism fellow at Stanford, and prior to that an Engineering Director at Eventbrite. Who is going to be talking about Datasette, SQLite and the challenges of building a server-side web application that also works in both Electron and WebAssembly.
5 Tips If You’re the 1st SRE Hire by Instacart's First SRE
Best practices for “SRE pioneers” – meaning engineers who are the very first SREs hired at an organization.
Everything that you need to know about Unicode and UTF-8
It looks the same! But is it the same?
TLA+ - Wikipedia
Mark Nadal on Twitter
“How does GUN keep itself decentralized?
When a nasty internet bug called "NAT traversal" likes to re-centralize things?
Well, GUN detects this&then distributes the load evenly across a mesh!
We use PANIC https://t.co/D3zpDbXlQf to prove this works without breaking data sync.❤️”
Parsing JSON faster with Intel AVX-512
Many recent Intel processors benefit from a new family of instructions called AVX-512. These instructions operate over wide registers (up to 512 bits) and follow the Single instruction, multiple data (SIMD) paradigm. These new AVX-512 instructions allow you to break some speed records, such as decoding base64 data at the speed of a memory copy. Most … Continue reading Parsing JSON faster with Intel AVX-512
Pandoc: A Tool I Use and Like | Viget
Pandoc is a fantastic tool for converting between markup formats. Here are a few of the ways I use it.