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The Graph Cleans Up Complexity in Its Web3 Infrastructure
The Graph Cleans Up Complexity in Its Web3 Infrastructure
Announcements at the user conference hosted by Edge & Node included the sunsetting of The Graph's hosted service and new features aimed at cleaning up its complexity. #Web3 #blockchain #TheGraph
·thenewstack.io·
The Graph Cleans Up Complexity in Its Web3 Infrastructure
Data structure size and cache-line accesses
Data structure size and cache-line accesses
On many systems, memory is accessed in fixed blocks called “cache lines”. On Intel systems, the cache line spans 64 bytes. That is, if you access memory at byte address 64, 65… up to 127… it is all on the same cache line. The next cache line starts at address 128, and so forth. In … Continue reading Data structure size and cache-line accesses
·lemire.me·
Data structure size and cache-line accesses
Trunk | Trunk
Trunk | Trunk
Trunk currently consists of Trunk Check: a blazingly fast meta code checker and formatter with
·docs.trunk.io·
Trunk | Trunk
Optimizing Linux Pipes
Optimizing Linux Pipes
In CPU design, there is Ahmdal’s law. Simply put, it means that if some process is contributing to 10% of your execution, optimizing it can’t improve things by more than 10%. Common sen…
·hackaday.com·
Optimizing Linux Pipes
Google Pixel eSIM: What is it and how does it work?
Google Pixel eSIM: What is it and how does it work?
This guide explores the compatibility differences of the Pixel eSIM with each device in the Pixel range, and whether they work with an eSIM plan from eSIM.net.
·esim.net·
Google Pixel eSIM: What is it and how does it work?
GSMA | eSIM - eSIM
GSMA | eSIM - eSIM
The ubiquitous SIM card has played a fundamental role in mobile telecommunications for over 25 years. It is recognised by end users and provides a secure means for authenticating devices onto networks, all inside a removable “Secure Element”, which is easily transferrable between mobile devices. Although the role of the SIM itself is not changing, […]
·gsma.com·
GSMA | eSIM - eSIM
The end of passwords? 🗝
The end of passwords? 🗝
A new passwordless standard is being adopted
·year2049.substack.com·
The end of passwords? 🗝
The Identity of OAuth Public Clients
The Identity of OAuth Public Clients
Should you be worried about OAuth client impersonation? Let's answer some of the most frequently misunderstood questions about
·developer.okta.com·
The Identity of OAuth Public Clients
A visual guide to Kubernetes networking fundamentals
A visual guide to Kubernetes networking fundamentals
Networking within Kubernetes isn't so different from networking in the physical world. Remember networking basics, and you'll have no trouble enabling communication between containers, Pods, and Services.
·opensource.com·
A visual guide to Kubernetes networking fundamentals
Architecting an Auth System for Applications
Architecting an Auth System for Applications
These workflows and authentication system best practices can help you build a sound login and authentication system for your applications.
·devops.com·
Architecting an Auth System for Applications
Demystifying the Metrics Store and Semantic Layer
Demystifying the Metrics Store and Semantic Layer
A semantic layer is a data representation for business that allows end-users to access data independently using conventional business words.
·thenewstack.io·
Demystifying the Metrics Store and Semantic Layer
Managing Customer Identities without Compromise
Managing Customer Identities without Compromise
It is important to select a solution that can provide a low bar to entry while also not imposing an artificial ceiling that limits customization.
·thenewstack.io·
Managing Customer Identities without Compromise
Service Mesh Gets Boring and That’s a Good Thing
Service Mesh Gets Boring and That’s a Good Thing
A recently released survey points to how service mesh is seen as essential for the majority of organizations working with microservices and Kubernetes. At the same time, a survey of readers of The New Stack shows there are indications that service mesh is even becoming boring, or at the very least, a subject that readers […]
·thenewstack.io·
Service Mesh Gets Boring and That’s a Good Thing
Best Practices for Naming Variables: What the Research Shows
Best Practices for Naming Variables: What the Research Shows
Felienne Hermans has developed a set of research-based guidelines that will, in her words, "help you to get better at naming things," at least in the realm of software development.
·thenewstack.io·
Best Practices for Naming Variables: What the Research Shows
Connect: A better gRPC
Connect: A better gRPC
Create, maintain and consume Protocol Buffers APIs with our modern Protocol Buffers ecosystem
·buf.build·
Connect: A better gRPC
Self Documenting, Interactive Make
Self Documenting, Interactive Make
Makefiles are a venerable, reliable, and widely used technology, but wouldn’t it be great if a Makefile could generate help about all of its targets? This post describes a way to do not only that, but also to create an interactive interface into your Makefile, using just fzf, ripgrep, and jq.
·engineering.spec-trust.com·
Self Documenting, Interactive Make
How good are you at programming? - A CEFR-like approach to measure programming proficiency
How good are you at programming? - A CEFR-like approach to measure programming proficiency
The table Also available in PDF form. The online test A web application is available to assess your own skills according to this table for one or more programming languages. How to use this table The table characterizes the proficiency level (columns) of programmers of a particular programming language in …
·dr-knz.net·
How good are you at programming? - A CEFR-like approach to measure programming proficiency