Technology Commentary

Up through the ‘90s, the evolution of databases was largely driven by the changing needs of enterprises.

Intro I've seen too many recommendations to "apply DRY here", "apply DRY there", or "Why are you not extracting that duplicated code into a single function?", when the duplicated code is not even very complicated or very long, even as little as 2 lin...

First, why do you event want to do this when Android Studio is already a fully capable IDE available on all platforms. Here’s some reason :

TechCrunch profiled Window Snyder, coauthor of Threat Modeling and founder and CEO of Thistle Technologies that aims to ‘secure the diverse and disparate world of internet-connected devices t…

RSS is a universal, open, algorithm-free news feed you can have for free. Silicon Valley giants treat it like a secret.

Macs and iPhones and Vision Pros are awesome, but there’s another type of tech product t that I really enjoy, and that’s the always offline gadget. The photo at the top of this post is the Anbernic RG35XX and it’s a tiny computer that can run video

A new project called Baseline aims to clarify what developers can rely on across browsers and the web platform in general.

Each represents a series of problems, processes and practices most organizations need to work through as they evolve their existing infrastructure

DRY is great for code, but it’s not always the right principle for documentation. Learn our approach at EdgeDB and why we prioritize DX over more convenient maintenance of our docs.

In honor of the beloved XKCD comic, Paul recreates some bad maps using PostGIS functions. Check out these funky cartographic contortions and learn a little spatial sql along the way.

AI is something to be learned, tested and incorporated into practices so programmers can focus on understanding and solving problems.

AI Augmentation, Systems Thinking, and the Future of Engineering Mastery.

A plea for us to get back to building websites that can do normal website things.

Microsoft is moving Windows to the cloud and Apple will be happy to have you run macOS on the cloud

Someone reminded me of these historical maps of, let's call them, "the bad old days". They are only 3 years apart! And the second one is already 13 years old. 2007: 2010:

coding in the darkness

An Eye-Opening Journey Through Eliminating Enterprise-Level Defenses

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Many organizations search for a single platform they can buy and standardize on, but often teams struggle with a platform that doesn't work for them.

Knots on Mars! (and a few thoughts on NASA's knots)

I have written quite a few posts on note-taking over the last year or so. Physical paper, and especially blank pages, has also been a topic that has shown up with some frequency. Let’s explore these a bit more in this post. The Blank Page In A Blank Page, I delved into why sometimes a ... Read more