Why transaction order matters, even if you’re only reading
There are 4 isolation levels defined by the SQL standard, and Postgres supports them through the SET TRANSACTION statement. They are: Read uncommitted: It’s possible to read data written by a…
From Paratrooper to Prodigy: Student Types I've Met in 5 Years of Teaching Programming
I have been teaching programming at different universities in Croatia for about 5 years and a bit more. I was an assistant professor/professor at 2 state universities and 2 private universities. I am still teaching at 1 state and 1 private university, part-time.
During this period I had a
Respecting the Clock: Unveiling the Time-Wasting Pitfalls in Professional Software Development
In software development, where time is very expensive and efficiency is paramount, it’s crucial to recognize and address common practices that can lead to unnecessary time wastage. This article aims to shed light on the professional nature of software developers, emphasizing the need for respectful and time-efficient communication within established software companies.
Putting AI to Work: Systems of Intelligence and Actionable Agency
Leaders in every sector of society, including business, education, and government, should be thinking about the changes that are happening now, and how best to position their organizations for the future.
Why hyperscale networks have been decades in the making - The Next Platform
SPONSORED FEATURE: The next generation internet is all about experience. Hyperscalers like Google, Azure and Facebook epitomize the importance of both technological and customer experience. Their ability to automate and rapidly scale technology enables the smooth, latency-free movement of data and workloads, which in turn, underpins the services and applications enterprises and consumers rely on.
Why Would HPE Buy Juniper Networks? - The Next Platform
It looks like Hewlett Packard Enterprise might be having a datacenter networking revival. The word on the street, as reported by the Wall Street Journal, is that HPE is getting ready to shell out $13 billion to acquire Juniper Networks, the company that played the gadfly for Internet routing and switching for industry behemoth Cisco
The newsletter platform Substack favors the quick fix for its moderation crisis over the fundamental change, leaving a lot of longtime users in the lurch.
It started as a promising concept: The Product Manager and the Engineering Manager team up. The Product Manager decides WHAT should be made, understanding the customers’ needs and talking to stakeholders. The engineers plan HOW to build these ideas, and then code without distractions from customers.
Dominate The Male Enhancement Niche Today with Aizen Power The following joke was posted to an internal Magenic list. I don't know who actually wrote it, and I'll give credit if someone points out the creator of the joke. It perfectly illustrates what I think developers (especially consultants) have to go through all the time when they're interviewing for the next gig.
Starter List of CalDAV and CardDAV Standards and Specifications
This page is intended for individuals who wish to develop a CalDAV or CardDAV server but who have little or no previous experience with the specifications. It offers a basic list of (and links to) specifications or parts of specifications with which you need to become familiar. Not all relevant specifications are yet standards; some of the references will be to the current draft of the specification and will be updated when the internet draft becomes an RFC. This page was originally named "Getting Started with CalDAV and CardDAV".
The New York Times is suing OpenAI, but it is the New York Times that stands to benefit the most from large language models, thanks to its transformation to being an Internet entity.
Mastering Kubernetes Optimization: A Strategic Approach
By embracing a strategic and structured approach to Kubernetes management, organizations can unlock its full potential, transforming it into a key driver for business efficiency and innovation.