I hope that a simple Hello World example can at least give you a rough idea of how LA can be applied in programming. I won't dwell on the theory; let's see w...
How will we build web applications in the future? If progress follows it's usual strategy, then whatever is difficult and valuable to do today will become easy and normal tomorrow. I imagine we'll...
This post looks at what is missing from the current state-of-the-art web architectures, where they should be improved and what tools we have at hand for that.
How I imagine the future of databases in the Cloud
Since I launched my company, I am obsessed with how my team and I can make the cloud easier for anyone. How can we help developers and businesses to deploy their apps as fast as possible in the cloud? Regardless of the specificities of the cloud serv...
Holodome: Extending the boundaries of technology and storytelling | PaulAllen.com
Set in a non-descript warehouse in Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood, members of Paul Allen’s Vulcan Inc. have been busy developing a portal to other worlds—Holodome.
This 38-year-old will spend the rest of his life in prison for possession of 1.5 ounces of pot | Boing Boing
The Mississippi Court of Appeals ruled that Allen Russell (38) should die in prison for having an ounce-and-a-half of pot. His lawyers argued that his life sentence was “cruel and unusual pun…
It’s Not Real Engineering Until It’s Boring (to Outsiders) – The New Stack
One of my first jobs was as an intern working on a laser fusion project at Los Alamos. It was exciting, as in giant lasers and high voltage. My job was also exciting because we really didn't know how much those pellets of deuterium could be smashed and how much neutron flux they would produce.…
Does Small Packet Forwarding Performance Matter in Data Center Switches? « ipSpace.net blog
TL&DR: No. Here’s another never-ending vi-versus-emacs-type discussion: merchant silicon like Broadcom Trident cannot forward small (64-byte) packets at line rate. Does that matter, or is it yet another stimulating academic talking point and/or red herring used by vendor marketing teams to justify their high prices? Here’s what I wrote about that topic a few weeks ago:
Map of people moving during pandemic | FlowingData
It was only a matter of time before someone showed dots moving across a map to show migration during the pandemic. Again, using USPS change of address data, Yan Wu and Luis Melgar for the Wall Stre…
5 reasons to host your container registry with Pulp | Opensource.com
Linux containers have greatly simplified software distribution. The ability to package an application with everything it needs to run has helped increase stability and reproducibility of environments.
Does Michael Dell want to be Intel’s largest shareholder? Maybe, just maybe. And there could be an interesting turn of events once VMware is spun off to