History of the Internet
The Metrics Disconnect Between Developers and IT Leaders
A survey of 350 software developers found a majority (91%) of respondents are unhappy with the actual metrics leadership teams are measuring.
Could WebAssembly Be the Key to Decreasing Kubernetes Use?
Cosmonic's Taylor Thomas says the company is seeing companies scale back Kubernetes clusters, thanks to WebAssembly.
Traffic Routing in Ambient Mesh
The ambient mesh deployment model is leaner than the sidecar data plane deployment model, allowing for incremental adoption and making it less risky.
Why the Document Model Is More Cost-Efficient Than RDBMS
A proper document data model mirrors objects that the application uses, and stores data using the same structures already defined in the app’s code.
Cloud Dependencies Need to Stop F---ing Us When They Go Down
With each external cloud service you deploy, you introduce the amount of unreliability that product has into your own product’s reliability (even if it’s incredibly small).
HBO Max, Netflix, Disney+, and the Day Streaming Died
The streaming industry has been facing a reckoning for a while. This week, it hit.
The ChatGPT Plugin Specification
When the rubber duck talks back
I’d been needing to refactor the pagination logic in the Mastodon plugin for Steampipe. After a couple of abortive tries, I took another run at it this week with the help of the latest genera…
Dancing with the Cloud
Recently, I’ve written about the dangers posed by technology fallacies and one of the most frustrating for me involves discussions of “best in class.” In my experience, this mindset causes technolo…
The 7 Most Important Cloud Engineering Skills in 2023 - HackerRank Blog
In this article, we explore seven of the most important cloud computing skills that every cloud engineer needs in 2023.
Twitter and the Idea Maze
A List of Things I Was Wrong About
Software Engineers vs. Software Developers - HackerRank Blog
Software engineer vs software developer — is there really a difference between the two? This article explores what makes these two roles unique.
The Local Development Story
Appropriate Technology, Permacomputing, Post Growth, and Ecomodernism.
To adapt to the changing climate, we need to radically rethink how and why we do the things we do. From technology, to social movements, to economics. The world is at stake. And we can change it.
How WebAssembly is Eating the Database, One UDF At a Time
User-Defined Functions: powered by WebAssembly
The Senior {TrendyStuff} Engineer
How to Rise Above the Market and Become Unhireable
If Founders Treated Their Investors The Same Way They Treated Their Employees
Founder: Hey Joe! How are you doing? Everyone here loved meeting you, and we would really love to have you on board as our investor! We really respect your expertise, and think this could be a grea…
The Magic of Abstractions
In Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, the term abstraction appears on page one, chapter one, headline one.
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Build semantic search in an afternoon? Yep 🤯 | Swizec Teller
Learn how to build a powerful semantic search engine in just 2 hours with the OpenAI API.
Popular !== Useful: The Case for Smart Software Development
In programming, what’s popular doesn’t necessarily equate to what’s best. The reason for this is simple: economics. Society rewards those…
Streaming Trust
Federated identity stores are like music CDs: large troves of data to be consumed from a single source. Self-sovereign identity is like streaming: share just what you want, just when it's needed.
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WCGI Is WebAssembly + Old School CGI
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