Syntax to Sawdust: Lessons from Middle School Woodshop - Dan Schnau dot com
Guest post: Genomics has a spreadsheet problem
Mandhri Abeysooriya Surveys show spreadsheets are the most widely used analytical tool in academic research. But they are prone to errors. During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Public Health …
gokrazy is really cool
gokrazy is really cool - Xe's Blog
Norming on Mastodon
Reminding myself that in order to build norms we need to share them. Those “preachy” posts on Mastodon are an essential part of doing that.
On the Cybersecurity Jobs Shortage - Schneier on Security
Generative AI: The 90% Rule - DevOps.com
Don MacVittie explains his vision of generative AI - the 90% rule - and how it will help developers.
AI Biographers
Project Gutenberg releases 5,000 free audiobooks using neural text-to-speech technology
Readers can now listen to thousands of free classic literature audiobooks and other public-domain material through Project Gutenberg. Microsoft and MIT researchers created the collection by scanning...
How Frontend Devs Can Take Technical Debt out of Code
There’s a good chance developers are adding inadvertently to technical debt. Here’s how to strip the technical debt out of your code.
It Is Not About The Style
It Is Not About The Style Software Development, API development, Indutrial IOT
We had no choice but to build a Postgres proxy
We knew building a database proxy would be hard. We wanted to find *any* other way to achieve our mission. But alas, after looking at all the options, only one solution remained standing.
Here, I share our journey to the inescapable conclusion.
SSH Key Management: Simplify Your Development Workflow
A step-by-step guide to SSH key management, focusing on simplifying the development workflow and enhancing security.
The best model checker is your head
Perceptual learning through model checking helps build intuition to find bugs in software designs.
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Some of the biggest ways home automation is changing in 2023 | Arduino Blog
In this article, we’ll dive into some of the main ways home automation is changing in 2023, some of the biggest current trends, and what’s on the horizon.
Unity’s Developer Royalty Drama Is A Digital Economy Red Flag
The decision by Unity to screw over its developers, even if they reverse it, points at deeper unresolved issues in the digital economy.
Forget AGI. Let’s built ADI: Augmented Developer Intelligence - Stack Overflow
Customized End User Software (with AI)
Whose IP Is It Anyway? AI Code Analysis Can Help
Synopsys is offering a preview of an AI code analysis tool that will enable developers to leverage productivity-boosting AI tools without worrying about violating license terms that other SCA tools might overlook.
Structural Evolutions in Data
What's next? Quite possibly:
There’s an Alternative to the Infinite Scroll
It’s easy to feel like there’s no escape from doomscrolling. The classical Chinese handscroll suggests otherwise.
Why Timnit Gebru wants AI giants to think small
Years after she was ousted from Google, Timnit Gebru is still exposing the dangers of building language models that are quite so large.
Scaling a pricing system using GraphQL subscriptions over WebSockets
Introduction
John Battelle's Search Blog On AI: What Should We Regulate?
I’ve been following the story of generative AI a bit too obsessively over the past nine months, and while the story’s cooled a bit, I don’t think it any less important. If youR…
Three Big Bets on the Future of AI
At the upcoming SingleStore Now conference, developers will get hands-on sessions on how to build and scale compelling enterprise-ready gen AI applications
What a truly engaged engineer looks like
The truth is that most productive engineers normally look like they are not working much. I think it is fair to say that at this point, we all know that the stereotype of an engineer coding in a dark room, burning the midnight oil, has become painfully outdated and ridiculous. What we haven't internalized in the industry quite yet is that engineering productivity is less about..
How a Zero Trust Policy Hampers Software Developer Productivity
In recent years, the Zero Trust security model has gained prominence as a robust approach to safeguarding digital assets. However, when applied within a software development company, this policy can inadvertently hinder the productivity of software developers. This article delves into the specific challenges that arise when implementing a Zero Trust policy in this context, shedding light on why it may not be the most conducive approach.
Five Principles from Renaissance Technologies
Getting to the bottom of BMW's pay-as-you-toast sub fail
Fuming customers steamed as they'd already paid luxury prices
The Inevitability of Scope Creep