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Pulumi Templates for GenAI Stacks: Pinecone, LangChain First
Pulumi Templates for GenAI Stacks: Pinecone, LangChain First
The AI professional, who may not have operations experience, can define and orchestrate an ML stack, using Python or another language of their choice.
·thenewstack.io·
Pulumi Templates for GenAI Stacks: Pinecone, LangChain First
Build vs. Buy: The Platform Engineer’s Guide
Build vs. Buy: The Platform Engineer’s Guide
Should you build a custom internal developer platform, buy one off the shelf or combine both approaches? Weigh the pros and cons to decide.
·thenewstack.io·
Build vs. Buy: The Platform Engineer’s Guide
The Case for WET Tests
The Case for WET Tests
We can always make our test suite more DRY. But should we?
·thoughtbot.com·
The Case for WET Tests
Why are non-DRY specs more maintainable?
Why are non-DRY specs more maintainable?
Non-DRY specs are more maintainable because they are an excellent example of choosing duplication over the wrong abstraction, of writing code that posesses locality instead of compression, code that is simple instead of complex. Got it? I was walking around the neighborhood today and heard, to my pleasant surprise, a familiar voice on
·thedailydeveloper.substack.com·
Why are non-DRY specs more maintainable?
The Rhetoric of the Hyperlink
The Rhetoric of the Hyperlink
The hyperlink is the most elemental of the bundle of ideas that we call the Web. If the  bit is the quark of information, the hyperlink is the hydrogen molecule. It shapes the microstructure of inf…
·ribbonfarm.com·
The Rhetoric of the Hyperlink
The Sentience Institute Podcast
The Sentience Institute Podcast
Interviews with activists, social scientists, entrepreneurs and change-makers about the most effective strategies to expand humanity’s moral circle, with an emphasis on expanding the circle to farmed animals.
·sentienceinstitute.org·
The Sentience Institute Podcast
5G is ‘ now’ eating cable’s lunch
5G is ‘ now’ eating cable’s lunch
Photo by Jan Huber on Unsplash It is not uncommon to hear the question: what is 5G really good for? After all, it doesn’t change the current applications, it doesn’t change our mobile experience to…
·om.co·
5G is ‘ now’ eating cable’s lunch
IBM taps DNS technology to improve load-balancing service
IBM taps DNS technology to improve load-balancing service
The IBM NS1 Connect global server load-balancing service ties together the company’s DNS technology with real-time user data to speed connectivity and improve failover in distributed enterprises.
·networkworld.com·
IBM taps DNS technology to improve load-balancing service
Sora, Groq, and Virtual Reality
Sora, Groq, and Virtual Reality
OpenAI’s new video model and a new chip for Groq are important developments in not just AI but also virtual reality.
·stratechery.com·
Sora, Groq, and Virtual Reality
22 years later, YAML now has a media type
22 years later, YAML now has a media type
As of February 14th 2024, RFC 9512 formally registers as the media type for all YAML content, and adds as a standard structured suffix for…
·httptoolkit.com·
22 years later, YAML now has a media type
End to End Data Engineering
End to End Data Engineering
Covering core Data Engineering concepts with end to end data tech stacks from the modern times. Leverage it to build your own path.
·junaideffendi.com·
End to End Data Engineering
The sad reality: Cybersecurity in Corporate Culture
The sad reality: Cybersecurity in Corporate Culture
Let's be honest: a lot of security work boils down to appearances over effectiveness. Checklists get filled, fancy presentations fly around, but are you...
·hackersbait.com·
The sad reality: Cybersecurity in Corporate Culture
Defending Access to the Decentralized Web
Defending Access to the Decentralized Web
Decentralized web technologies have the potential to make the internet more robust and efficient, supporting a new wave of innovation. However, the fundamental technologies and services that make it work are already being hit with overreaching legal threats.Exhibit A: the Interplanetary File System...
·eff.org·
Defending Access to the Decentralized Web
My "device", I am told, might be "unverified"
My "device", I am told, might be "unverified"
There's a new trend of sites' CDNs inserting multi-second interstitials that distract you with a spinner to make you think they are doing something. I find these vaguely threatening. They come with the strong implication that some time in the future, my "device" might not be "verified". It has the stench of browser fingerprinting, "Web Integrity", and HDCP DRM on it. As in, if they cannot ...
·jwz.org·
My "device", I am told, might be "unverified"
Notes on Version Control
Notes on Version Control
After reading a post by Graphite and some recent Hacker News discussion, I decided to jot down some notes on version control, specifically git. Saves vs Commits Commits are subtly tricky in that they are really two different concepts in one. In some cases, they function as a mechanism to save your code. It’s 5pm and you want to go home, so you commit your code. Or as the meme goes, in case of fire, git commit, git push, leave building.
·uptointerpretation.com·
Notes on Version Control
Choosing Good SLIs
Choosing Good SLIs
Transitioning from an on-prem environment to a cloud environment involves a lot of major shifts for organizations. One of those shifts is often around how we monitor the overall health of systems. …
·bravenewgeek.com·
Choosing Good SLIs