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Spoken Programming Languages?
Spoken Programming Languages?
Haskell may not be a language in the same way that French, Swahili, or Quechua are languages, but language both spoken and coded regardless have much in common. However, traditional languages are much better adapted for speech than they are to writing; after all, we humans have been speaking for far longer than we have been writing. Language has been shaped enormously by what is and is not easy to convey with the sounds our mouths make, and text is at best a very lossy technique for recording those sounds, even if the content conveyed by tone, cadence, and emotion is largely lost.
·bzogrammer.substack.com·
Spoken Programming Languages?
Registry
Registry
The OpenTelemetry Project Site
·opentelemetry.io·
Registry
Product idea: Talking discs
Product idea: Talking discs
Many offices and public settings are putting up clear plexiglas barriers to insulate staff from the spread of disease. While we can easily see through these partitions, it ends up creating a lot of…
·seths.blog·
Product idea: Talking discs
IBM builds Diamondback tape library for enterprise and cloud hyperscalers – Blocks and Files
IBM builds Diamondback tape library for enterprise and cloud hyperscalers – Blocks and Files
Big Blue is active afresh in the archive-storing tape library business, with its Diamondback product for web-scale enterprises and hyperscalers, claimed to be the industry’s densest library. IBM says it has 1.8x more petabytes per square foot compared to competitor tape storage and is specifically targeted at Google, Microsoft, AWS and Meta (Facebook). We’re told they […]
·blocksandfiles.com·
IBM builds Diamondback tape library for enterprise and cloud hyperscalers – Blocks and Files
The Iron That Will Drive AI At Meta Platforms
The Iron That Will Drive AI At Meta Platforms
If there is one thing that is consistently true about HPC clusters for the past thirty years and for AI training systems for the past decade, it is as
·nextplatform.com·
The Iron That Will Drive AI At Meta Platforms
Caliptra: Building Cloud Security from the Chip up
Caliptra: Building Cloud Security from the Chip up
The Open Compute Project (OCP), which brings open source methods and collaboration to the data center, has introduced Caliptra, an open specification for a silicon Root-of-Trust (ROT).
·thenewstack.io·
Caliptra: Building Cloud Security from the Chip up
The Journey to Transformational Observability
The Journey to Transformational Observability
Understanding where the organization stands on its observability journey will allow them to forge a path that aligns with the company's business goals
·thenewstack.io·
The Journey to Transformational Observability
Linux: What can you epoll?
Linux: What can you epoll?
On Linux what can you turn into a file descriptor and then monitor with epoll?
·darkcoding.net·
Linux: What can you epoll?
More flexible memory access for BPF programs
More flexible memory access for BPF programs
All memory accesses in a BPF program are statically checked for safety using the verifier, which analyzes the program in its entirety before allowing it to run. While this allows BPF programs to safely run in kernel space, it restricts how that program is able to use pointers. Until recently, one such constraint was that the size of a memory region referenced by a pointer in a BPF program must be statically known when a BPF program is loaded. A recent patch set by Joanne Koong enhances BPF to support loading programs with pointers to dynamically sized memory regions.
·lwn.net·
More flexible memory access for BPF programs
Word cloud + Streamgraph = WordStream
Word cloud + Streamgraph = WordStream
I hear it all the time from chart purists. “I love the streamgraph!” and “Word clouds are the best!” and “I wish there was an easy way to combine a streamgraph and wor…
·flowingdata.com·
Word cloud + Streamgraph = WordStream
A Memory Safe Implementation of the Network Time Protocol
A Memory Safe Implementation of the Network Time Protocol
Folkert and the team at Tweede golf are helping us to build a memory safe NTP implementation. We asked them to share their experience in this blog post. Thank you for your partnership and contributions, Tweede golf team! Josh Aas, Head of ISRG’s Prossimo project For the last few months we at Tweede golf have been working on implementing a Network Time Protocol (NTP) client and server in rust.
·memorysafety.org·
A Memory Safe Implementation of the Network Time Protocol
GruCloud | GruCloud
GruCloud | GruCloud
Generate infrastructure code and diagrams.
·grucloud.com·
GruCloud | GruCloud
The HTTP crash course nobody asked for
The HTTP crash course nobody asked for
HTTP does a pretty good job staying out of everyone's way. If you're reading this article, there's a solid chance it was delivered to you over HTTP. Even if you're reading this ...
·fasterthanli.me·
The HTTP crash course nobody asked for
Transforming Observability
Transforming Observability
Cloud-native architecture, multi-cloud and hybrid cloud platforms, dynamic IaC, DevOps and observability are changing the game.
·devops.com·
Transforming Observability
How DoorDash Governs Its Infrastructure with Open Policy Agent
How DoorDash Governs Its Infrastructure with Open Policy Agent
Aftera DoorDash engineer creates a GitHub pull request, Atlantis runs a Terraform plan and passes the plan file to conftest, which evaluates the OPA policy based on the Terraform plan, then comments the output to the PR.
·thenewstack.io·
How DoorDash Governs Its Infrastructure with Open Policy Agent
Aurae Standard Library
Aurae Standard Library
Today we have a philosophical update for The Aurae Runtime project. Recently we were discussing API and object shape in our discord. The…
·medium.com·
Aurae Standard Library
Interview With Kris Nova, Cloud Developer Advocate in Linux and Containers
Interview With Kris Nova, Cloud Developer Advocate in Linux and Containers
In this episode of GALs, Golnaz sits down with Kris Nova to learn more about the girl behind the code.Kris Nova has been involved with free and open source software since hacking her parents computer as a child. She spends a lot of time contributing in the Go, Kubernetes, and Container open source spaces, and has a deep passion for building communities. She recently joined Microsoft as a Cloud Developer Advocate focusing on Linux and Containers. Watch the video to learn more about her journey to Microsoft.You can learn more about her Open Source work on her GitHub page, her blog nivenly.com or via twitter Follow @Kris__Nova.
·learn.microsoft.com·
Interview With Kris Nova, Cloud Developer Advocate in Linux and Containers
IPFS Documentation | IPFS Docs
IPFS Documentation | IPFS Docs
The home page for developer documentation for IPFS, the InterPlanetary File System.
·docs.ipfs.tech·
IPFS Documentation | IPFS Docs