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Own Your Content - Hack13 Blog
Own Your Content - Hack13 Blog
So I have been wanting to write up and talk about this for a while, I feel the need to talk about this because too much content is getting removed or kicked off of other platforms due to provider policy changes. By this I mean creators I...
·hack13.blog·
Own Your Content - Hack13 Blog
GenAI App Builders Must Solve New RAG Complexity
GenAI App Builders Must Solve New RAG Complexity
While RAG adds significant benefits by enhancing the specialization and accuracy of generative AI apps, it also brings a set of complex challenges.
·thenewstack.io·
GenAI App Builders Must Solve New RAG Complexity
In the Age of AI, What Should We Teach Student Programmers?
In the Age of AI, What Should We Teach Student Programmers?
Even in the IT industry of tomorrow, human creativity and domain expertise will still be required, as AI-generated code needs human overseers to ensure correctness.
·thenewstack.io·
In the Age of AI, What Should We Teach Student Programmers?
No Terraform, No IaC? Are You Looking for Disaster?
No Terraform, No IaC? Are You Looking for Disaster?
How to achieve the long-term value of Infrastructure as Code without a big upfront investment and disruption to your application development.
·thenewstack.io·
No Terraform, No IaC? Are You Looking for Disaster?
Cloud Migration Regrets: Should You Repatriate?
Cloud Migration Regrets: Should You Repatriate?
Many enterprises are reevaluating their cloud migrations after failing to gain the promised cost savings and business agility. Is hindsight 20/20?
·thenewstack.io·
Cloud Migration Regrets: Should You Repatriate?
Savage.
Savage.
Cybersecurity Research and More
·shellsharks.com·
Savage.
Why the CrowdStrike bug hit banks hard
Why the CrowdStrike bug hit banks hard
Regulation-induced monocultures meet unfortunate but explicable engineering decisions.
·bitsaboutmoney.com·
Why the CrowdStrike bug hit banks hard
Cool URLs Mean Something - The History of the Web
Cool URLs Mean Something - The History of the Web
Earlier this month, MTV News abruptly pulled their site off the web without warning, eliminating a virtual archive of pop culture news stories that date back to 1997. This move coincided with a series of similar decisions from MTV’s parent company Paramount, including a similar move on CMT, and the swift removal of 25 years […]
·thehistoryoftheweb.com·
Cool URLs Mean Something - The History of the Web
Infrastructure as Code Cargo Culting Patterns
Infrastructure as Code Cargo Culting Patterns
How do developers in organizations with no platform teams and no template catalogs create variants of similar configurations?
·itnext.io·
Infrastructure as Code Cargo Culting Patterns
A Brief History Of AlphaSmart
A Brief History Of AlphaSmart
There are a handful of gadgets that do one thing so well that they become cult classics long after the company that made them has moved on or closed up shop. [This Does Not Compute] takes us throug…
·hackaday.com·
A Brief History Of AlphaSmart
Open Source or Closed? The AI Dilemma
Open Source or Closed? The AI Dilemma
In a fair world, open source and open models should remain a choice, and close source should remain a right.
·thenewstack.io·
Open Source or Closed? The AI Dilemma
Rebuilding The Web
Rebuilding The Web
And how we are already fostering independent web communities
·flamedfury.com·
Rebuilding The Web
DHH: Make software simple again
DHH: Make software simple again
Software industry has become more driven by profit and unnecessary complexity that by the ability to build and launch innovative products.
·shiftmag.dev·
DHH: Make software simple again
THE LITTLE TECH AGENDA
THE LITTLE TECH AGENDA
Marc Andreessen & Ben Horowitz, July 5, 2024
·pmarca.substack.com·
THE LITTLE TECH AGENDA
Systems design explains the world: volume 1 - apenwarr
Systems design explains the world: volume 1 - apenwarr
"Systems design" is a branch of study that tries to find universal architectural patterns that are valid across disciplines. You might thin...
·apenwarr.ca·
Systems design explains the world: volume 1 - apenwarr