Event-Driven by Oskar Dudycz

In November, there was a great story in the New York Times about the train wreck that was the 2018 merger between AT&T and Time Warner. The merger was

OpenAI's ChatGPT vs Google's LaMDA - Let's compare, see the experts opinion on chat gpt vs lamda and discuss about these two chatbots.

Read this latest Release Radar featuring open source projects that shipped major version releases. It's the perfect way to end Hacktoberfest.

If there is a recession underway – and we are not convinced that there is even a little bit – then the Ethernet switch market did not get the memo. And

Boulouma Blog writes about business, startups, productivity, technology and lifestyle

Have you ever played those arcade games that give you tickets that you can redeem at the counter for prizes? Here’s a whole article about them.

Here are three things I once hoped — but no longer expect — to outlive: 1. PDF files 2. passwords 3. The occasional need to scrape data from web pages PDF files and passwords are topics…

Still using a keyboard with 100+ switches? Having trouble typing pretty emojis? Forgotten how to read a kanji? Want to type strange character anyway? Type all characters with 18 toggle switches and…

It is crucial for CI vendors to offer the features developers are looking for, such as speed, ease of setup, good documentation and tutorials.

As the conversation circled the question of 'value' I was told I need to get better at doing the paid supporter ask.

With distortion banned, remix has become the go-to content filter workaround. For millions pop music now sounds like this..

Rob Lownie claims it is “Left-liberal.”  David Rozado applied the Political Compass Test and concluded that ChatGPT is a mix of left-leaning and libertarian, for instance: “anti death penalty, pro-abortion, skeptic of free markets, corporations exploit developing countries, more tax the rich, pro gov subsidies, pro-benefits to those who refuse to work, pro-immigration, pro-sexual liberation, […]

An explosion of security startups and the economic climate are colliding and going to result in a train wreck. This post dives deeper in this that a recent short post in LinkedIn.

Edge computing focuses on processing time-sensitive data while cloud computing focuses on data processing that is not time-sensititive.

While Rails gained a lot of popularity among companies to develop products quickly, technical debt and scalability issues were challenges that also gained space in this context. Let’s talk about some SRE fundamentals that can address those situations.

Cloud-only dev environments are fundamentally interested in charging you for writing code. Instead, we need a hybrid solution that automates local dev environments AND let's you run them in the cloud, should you choose to do so.

Announcing the release of the unified Visual Studio Code command-line interface and the latest improvements to remote development.

And all that energy feeding those humming servers isn't free either

In the near future, we'll likely witness the developer experience (DX) evolve in a number of areas as it becomes more critical.

I love the ethos of open source: Free code creating a true commons in software. I'm less enthralled with some of the particulars of capitalized Open Source movement, which at times seem obsessed with the same scarcity mentality that runs the commercial branch of our industry. One of those times is right now with the fight over GitHub's...

Evan Prodromou talks about ActivityPub's creation, his complicated feelings about Mastodon, and opportunities for developers in the fediverse.