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The Art of Unix Programming
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Tackle Great Engineering Problems using Writing
Introduction In the fast-paced world of engineering, where everyone’s busy doing, the often overlooked skill of writing seems to slip under the radar for many.
Death Of A Programmer. Life Of A Farmer.
Ready To Launch Your First (Or Next) Funnel...? If So, You Are In Luck Because The "One Funnel Away" Challenge Is BACK!!! Every person has their own idea of the things that keep them alive, and conversely, the things that slowly drain their lives away. Finding and figuring out which is which is not the easiest thing to do, and many people spend all of their days being content with not knowing the difference. For me, it took a lot of death to find what keeps me alive.
7 Startups in 7 Weeks
It's that time of the year when we all promise to change our old bad habits and create better lives for ourselves. It's the time when the gym, once enjoyable, becomes somewhat unbearable for a month or so, and all those "new year, new me" posts flood social media.
The Five Safes data privacy framework
The Five Safes decision-making framework for projects involve confidential data
The unimagined orange and new frontiers in management consultancy
Posted on Friday 5 Jan 2024. 525 words, 8 links. By Matt Webb.
No one actually wants simplicity
We think we do, but in fact every web developer will happily sacrifice simplicity to the first shiny thing promising them relief from the mildest of ailments.
Gauge Your Observability Agent Overhead to Save Costs
Observability agents can consume many resources. To address this, they are or can be monitored themselves to ensure they do not excessively consume resources, thus preventing unnecessary costs.
How the GenAI Revolution Reminds Us of 1990s Computing
The 2020s will witness the infusion of GenAI into almost every aspect of computing, both personal and enterprise. But the AI revolution bears some intriguing parallels to the computing world of the 1990s.
With “Link History,” Facebook Borrows From A Very Old Playbook
Facebook’s new “Link History” tactic reminds me of an old data-siphoning trick: Create something of nominal value to convince consumers to give up the goods.
Niklaus Wirth: 1934-2024
Geek For Life
Deploy Your Own (Not) Midjourney Bot on Fly GPUs
Build your very own AI image-generating Discord bot on Fly GPUs
WebAssembly: 4 Predictions for 2024
Wasm’s advancements will help us build better, more secure and more portable applications with the benefit of truly shared functionality.
Should AI initiatives change network planning?
AI usage will surely drive additional network traffic, but for most enterprises it likely won’t require a major overhaul of the entire data center network.
The Web Renaissance Takes Off - Anil Dash
A blog about making culture. Since 1999.
“There should be lots of different, human-scale alternative...
“There should be lots of different, human-scale alternative experiences on the internet that offer up home-cooked, locally-g
Birb + Fossil: An RSS Revival? - Tim Kellogg
Rethinking Observability
Two best practices to better align observability practices with the goal of delivering exceptional user experiences.
Forget Growth. Optimize for Resilience
The tech economy is all about getting those next 10,000 users. What if it maximized something else for a change?
That time Kraftwerk invented electronic drum pads and made ethereal sounds - CDM Create Digital Music
Wolfgang Flür left a string of technological innovations, but if you need a moment of sublime chill in a chaotic world, look no further to the pastoral sounds that accompanied what was arguably the first electronic drum kit.
Psuedo-charts with Microsoft Image Creator
With each new AI-based tool that comes out, I begrudgingly kick the tires to see what kind of charts it spits out. I need to know when it’s time to hang the old data boots and switch careers.…
Leaving Substack (Again)
This isn’t how I planned to end 2023 or start 2024. It’s not, to borrow from a grade school assignment, how I wanted to “spend my Christmas vacation.” But the owners of Substack have forced my hand with their open support for hate speech on the platform; so
A* Tricks for Videogame Path Finding | Tim Mastny
Fake Trees: Using Indents For Simpler UIs - ratfactor
burl: A simple but flexible HTTP/3 testing framework based on bash and curl
TL;DR
I’ve created a new HTTP/3 testing framework based on bash and curl:
https://github.com/kingluo/burl
Background A few months ago, when I ported the QUIC patches from nginx mainline to APISIX and tried to test it, I found that test::nginx didn’t work very well.
blog/entries/parallelising_hnsw.md at main · GavinMendelGleason/blog
Gavin Mendel-Gleason's blog. Contribute to GavinMendelGleason/blog development by creating an account on GitHub.
When the Power Macintosh ran NetWare (featuring Wormhole and Cyberpunk)
This entry and the software we'll demonstrate is in large part thanks to an anonymous Apple developer who was part of the NetWare team. Than...
Blue Scuti’s Tetris Crash Is A Victory For Modern Society
The story of a 13-year-old gamer crashing the NES version of Tetris in a record-setting run is one of the best stories we have going right now.