Cognition has introduced the world's first AI software engineer. But software engineers aren't going anywhere anytime soon.

Having moved on from virtual machines and virtualization, it would seem that this technology is destined for the scrap heap. But as with most things in enterprise computing, old technology doesn’t just go away.

Nvidia’s GTC was an absolute spectacle; it was also a different kind of keynote than before ChatGPT, which is related to Nvidia’s need to dig a new kind of software moat.

If the Hackintosh ecosystem is about to fade away, it’s because it fulfilled its purpose as a way station between two vastly different eras of Apple.

The stronger the governance, the more your employees can explore data freely without creating additional risk for the company.

Expanding on Hazel Weakly and Cognitive Engineering's definitions of observability by providing extra context and random ideas.

But not of who, how, and why. Start by looking here: That’s a page of TV Guide, a required resource in every home with a TV, through most of the last half of the 20th century. Every program w…

On Fake News and Digital Sovereignty

Nations are made of institutions forming a decentralised social network. What could we do if this topological data were published openly?

In which I talk about why meta build systems are forever cursed to remain hobbled throughout eternity.

Another month and another C3 0.5.x release (read the 0.5.4 announcement here), grab it here: https…

C3 is a simple, fast, and modern programming language.

When you’re driving a car down a road, you might get a bit stuffy and decide to roll your windows down. The air will flow in, the wind will get louder, and the sensation of moving will intensify. Your engine will start working a bit harder–and louder–to maintain the same speed. Every sensation will tell you that you’re moving faster, but lowering the window has increased your car’s air resistance, and you’re actually going slower.

Looking back at a bunch of toy electronics that may have latently inspired the tech that we use today. Might as well hook ’em young.

Photo by Om Malik I have become a big fan of vintage fountain pens. When I saw this lovely Ebonized Pearl WASP Clipper, I immediately fell in love with it. This is quite a rare find. Most collector…

Paul Scanlon argues for the return of the manual install guide, citing Astro as an example. Forget 'ship it' culture, he advises, and you'll win in the end.

As AI models become more prevalent, even old data is being given new purpose, so companies need to evaluate data critically and determine what they really need to retain.

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Observability is a bit of a hot topic, and while it’s increasingly been playing a larger role in engineering strategy, I think the way it’s presented can often...

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Speedrunning a11y in SwiftUI

An introduction to SWAR using the example of binary Hamming weight calculations

In this week’s Installer: the Apple Car, a Dyson vacuum, Evernote’s back, and more.

As quiet as it’s kept, Fly.io is creeping up on PaaS providers and the Big 3, amassing a large base of developers and forming strategic partnerships.

Observability in decentralized applications poses several unique challenges that need to be resolved and traditional solutions might not be sufficient.

In this post we will cover the pros and cons of single-tenancy architecture, and how single-tenancy versus multi-tenancy is not a binary choice.

A VC-backed startup’s push for growth left little time for actual engineering