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mnm enables a new email network, via a sane, simple protocol, and client & server apps which speak it. Contributors welcome! (Server) - mnm/Protocol.md at master · networkimprov/mnm

Learn how to go from API design to code generation. Create a WebSocket API for ChatBot. All supported by AsyncAPI

This is the companion reference for A Brief Introduction to Esoteric Languages, my lecture for a friend’s college class. The video should be legible to other viewers, and the material here should be (mostly) understandable without watching the video. The Esolangs Listed roughly in order of appearance in the talk, with the exception of Piet, which was moved to fit in with the other multicoded esolangs. INTERCAL Don Woods, 1972.

The performance has many meanings. Should you care about every single one? Is fast code enough? Does the performance even matter!?

WebSockets and Socket.IO are probably two of the most popular solutions for implementing real-time communications in the modern web

Finding a way for applications to do atomic writes to files, so that either the old or new data is present after a crash and not a combination of the two, was the topic of a session led by Christoph Hellwig at the 2019 Linux Storage, Filesystem, and Memory-Management Summit (LSFMM). Application developers hate the fact that when they update files in place, a crash can leave them with old or new data—or sometimes a combination of both. He discussed some implementation ideas that he has for atomic writes for XFS and wanted to see what the other filesystem developers thought about it.

Concurrency and parallelism are two terms often used in relation to multithreaded applications. This tutorial explains the difference between concurrency and parallelism.

Clarified Question: When the OS sends the command to write a sector to disk is it atomic? i.e. Write of new data succeeds fully or old data is left intact should the power fail immediately followin...

I have recently written about how major changes in storage technology are changing conventional knowledge on how to deal with storage I/O…

I wanted to sit down and write about all the tricks we learned and that we used every day to help make builds more manageable in the absence of Ear...

Your Makefiles are full of tabs and errors. An opinionated approach to writing (GNU) Makefiles that I learned from Ben may still be able to salvage them.

How in 1982, the author successfully hacked his way out of having to fill in potholes.

Coordinate concurrent workloads with distributed locks! But how to build one that's cheap, robust and maintenance-free? A proposed algorithm.

Outside of the HPC market where there are a number of companies that have delivered or are working on Arm-based server processors, Ampere Computing is the

A story on how to increase quality and consistency in mobile apps

The evolution of the frozen pizza, the ideal form of sustenance for people who have an oven, a microwave, or an aversion to delivery. (Possibly all three.)

Bringing business users into the development process is great, but giving engineers a better way to build software is a paradigm shift for the enterprise Throughout my career, I’ve introduced myself as a hacker that started coding in 5th grade. From my early days on Wall Street to my time as a Fortune 50 CIO…

For the most part, we take time for granted; maybe we don’t have enough of it, but we at least know how it works — well, most of the time. A lot of what we think about time is relatively recent, and some of what we take for granted isn’t quite as universal as one

OCTO Project: Flat explores how to make it easy to work with data in git and GitHub. It builds on the “[git scraping” approach pioneered by Simon Willison](https://simonwillison.net/2020/Oct/9/git-scraping/) to offer a simple pattern for bringing working datasets into your repositories and versioning them, because developing against local datasets is faster and easier than working with data over the wire.

At Battlefy we deploy when things are done and don’t have a fixed release schedule. As we power esports globally, we don’t have the luxury…

This post features three fantastic books from three great, but quite different, authors on the subject of Big Tech, surveillance capitalism, and what's to be done about it.

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Control groups (cgroups) are meant to limit access to a shared resource among processes in the system. One such resource is the values used to specify an encrypted-memory region for a virtual machine, such as the address-space identifiers (ASIDs) used by the AMD Secure Encrypted Virtualization (SEV) feature. Vipin Sharma set out to add a control group for these ASIDs back in September; based on the feedback, though, he expanded the idea into a controller to track and limit any countable resource. The patch set became the controller for the misc control group and has been merged for Linux 5.13.

For organizations, getting machine learning (ML) models to production and into the hands of customers has been a significant challenge. According to reports in Venturebeat and redapt, almost 90% of the models that data scientists build never make it successfully to production. This is extremely unfortunate because machine learning initiatives are supposed to solve real-world…

This is a guest post by Akita user Bruno Félix, CTO at Waterdog. This post explores how to generate and compare OpenAPI specs for a service just by analyzing the network traffic without touching the application’s code. We’ll focus on integrating with Kubernetes, the most popular container orchestration system in use today.