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spaceball 2003 and a bit of pyserial
spaceball 2003 and a bit of pyserial
we have a spaceball 2003, a 1990’s-era 3D interface device, and we tasked ladyada with getting it working! it has a 2.5mm DC jack + RS-232 cable for data, and its encoded in binary data with …
·blog.adafruit.com·
spaceball 2003 and a bit of pyserial
A Web Renaissance
A Web Renaissance
Thanks to the mistrust of big tech, the creation of better tools for developers, and the weird and wonderful creativity of ordinary people, we’re seeing an incredibly unlikely comeback: the web is thriving again. If you had to pick the unexpected breakout consumer tech hit of 2022, you could
·anildash.com·
A Web Renaissance
How Developers Can Thwart Bad Actors
How Developers Can Thwart Bad Actors
Developers can outsmart attackers with best practices, controls on CI/CD pipelines and using pre-approved checks and balances to secure code.
·thenewstack.io·
How Developers Can Thwart Bad Actors
Lambda Stack: an AI software stack that's always up-to-date
Lambda Stack: an AI software stack that's always up-to-date
Lambda Stack provides a one line installation and managed upgrade path for: PyTorch, TensorFlow, CUDA, cuDNN, and NVIDIA Drivers. It's compatible with Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, 18.04 LTS, and 16.04 LTS. No more futzing with your Linux AI software, Lambda Stack is here.
·lambdalabs.com·
Lambda Stack: an AI software stack that's always up-to-date
Deep Learning Workstations, Servers, Laptops for 2022 | Lambda
Deep Learning Workstations, Servers, Laptops for 2022 | Lambda
Intel i7-11800H (8 cores, 2.30 GHz), 64 GB Memory, 2 x 1 TB NVMe SSD, Data Science & Machine Learning Optimized. TensorFlow, PyTorch, Keras Pre-Installed. Fast shipping.
·lambdalabs.com·
Deep Learning Workstations, Servers, Laptops for 2022 | Lambda
How To Build Your Own Crypto News Aggregator
How To Build Your Own Crypto News Aggregator
Understand the need for news syndication and the various ways you can aggregate news data yourself. Learn to build your own crypto news aggregator.
·newscatcherapi.com·
How To Build Your Own Crypto News Aggregator
Engineer Career Ladder Definition
Engineer Career Ladder Definition
In this article, you'll find a career ladder definition, career ladder example and why tech companies need career development plans.
·vectorly.team·
Engineer Career Ladder Definition
A compendium of 3D Mice: The Spacemice Wiki @Tehrasha
A compendium of 3D Mice: The Spacemice Wiki @Tehrasha
A typical computer mouse has only two degrees of freedom. Translational motion along X and Y axis. Some would argue that the mouse wheel offers a 3rd degree of freedom, allowing for the input of Z …
·blog.adafruit.com·
A compendium of 3D Mice: The Spacemice Wiki @Tehrasha
Canonic | The back to your frontend
Canonic | The back to your frontend
Create, manage & deploy powerful serverless backends for your websites, apps and microservices using an intuitive low-code interface.
·canonic.dev·
Canonic | The back to your frontend
How the C programming language has grown
How the C programming language has grown
Here's my interview with Brian Kernighan, co-author (with Dennis Ritchie) of The C Programming Language book, to discuss the C programming language and its 50-year history.
·opensource.com·
How the C programming language has grown
Return on CI/CD Is Larger than the Business Outcome
Return on CI/CD Is Larger than the Business Outcome
If a software organization is not yet adopting CI/CD, its leadership and management should realize that they are already behind and at a huge disadvantage.
·thenewstack.io·
Return on CI/CD Is Larger than the Business Outcome
User events — but not quite yet
User events — but not quite yet
The ftrace and perf subsystems provide visibility into the workings of the kernel; by activating existing tracepoints, interested developers can see what is happening at specific points in the code. As much as kernel developers may resist the notion, though, not all events of interest on a system happen within the kernel. Administrators will often want to look inside user-space processes as well; they would be even happier with a mechanism that allows the simultaneous tracing of events in both the kernel and user space. The user-events subsystem, developed by Beau Belgrave and added during the 5.18 merge window, promises that capability, but users will almost certainly have to wait another cycle to gain access to it.
·lwn.net·
User events — but not quite yet
HPC Needs to Be Built for the Cloud, Not Just Run on the Cloud
HPC Needs to Be Built for the Cloud, Not Just Run on the Cloud
For HPC to serve as a growth and innovation engine as workloads move to the cloud, engineering needs a culture change on par with the shift in software development over the past decade from waterfall processes to agile programming with continuous integration and continuous delivery. New capabilities and practices for HPC will require cultural adjustments as well.
·thenewstack.io·
HPC Needs to Be Built for the Cloud, Not Just Run on the Cloud
The Only Way to Delight People
The Only Way to Delight People
Remember the last time you were delighted – really beaming with delight? It probably happened when someone of something surprised your expectations in a good way.
·everything-voluntary.com·
The Only Way to Delight People
How Much Will Windows 365 PCs Drive Azure Infrastructure?
How Much Will Windows 365 PCs Drive Azure Infrastructure?
At some point, if Microsoft has its way, a substantial amount of computing that enterprise end users do on PCs could end up running in the cloud, and that
·nextplatform.com·
How Much Will Windows 365 PCs Drive Azure Infrastructure?
FAQ: The Difference Between Centralized and Decentralized
FAQ: The Difference Between Centralized and Decentralized
What is the difference between centralization and decentralization, and what should you know? I was asked this question recently; here’s my attempt to answer.
·tedium.co·
FAQ: The Difference Between Centralized and Decentralized
API documentation (Trends to follow or forget)
API documentation (Trends to follow or forget)
This post is part of a series that explores tech comm trends that I’ve either followed or forgotten, and why. The overall goal is to better understand the reasons that drive trend adoption or abandonment in my personal career. This post focuses on API documentation.
·idratherbewriting.com·
API documentation (Trends to follow or forget)
Git and GitHub (Trends to follow or forget)
Git and GitHub (Trends to follow or forget)
This post is part of a series that explores tech comm trends that I’ve either followed or forgotten, and why. The overall goal is to better understand the reasons that drive trend adoption or abandonment in my personal career. This post focuses on Git and GitHub.
·idratherbewriting.com·
Git and GitHub (Trends to follow or forget)
Measuring and maintaining documentation quality
Measuring and maintaining documentation quality
How do you know your documentation is good? How do you know if it is answering the most common questions users encounter?
·blog.doctave.com·
Measuring and maintaining documentation quality
Unfettered developer freedom may be over
Unfettered developer freedom may be over
Carefully limiting choices (and complexity) lets developers focus on innovation and not worry about security and operations.
·infoworld.com·
Unfettered developer freedom may be over