Posted on Thursday 6 May 2021. 375 words, 5 links. By Matt Webb.

You know those things — whether chores or tasks or projects — that you should do, but just don’t ever get around to? Back in January Stack.io founder and CEO, Hany Fahim, was taking part in a virtual DevOps Toronto meet-up and towards the end of the conversation, talk turned towards credential security and management.…

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In Tenable.io, we are heavy users of Datadog custom metrics. Millions of metrics are sent through Dogstatsd, providing deep insights into…

This chapter looks at relationship-based authorization models and shows how to implement data ownership, parent-child resources, groups, and hierarchies.

Mighty makes Google Chrome faster and uses 10x less memory by streaming your browser from a powerful computer in the cloud.

This blog post is part of a series, looking at the public interest internet—the parts of the internet that don’t garner the headlines of Facebook or Google, but quietly provide public goods and

Dmitry Filimonov's personal blog

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If you want to understand containers, microservices architecture, modern application development, and cloud native computing, you need to understand Kubernetes.

After working as a software engineer for 20 years, it’s still exciting to see how the results of your work become alive and you still feel yourself as a kid at that moment :)

Say the word “internet” these days, and most people will call to mind images of Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos, of Google and Twitter: sprawling, intrusive, unaccountable. This tiny handful of vast

AI is stuck in an ebb-and-flow cycle largely because we don’t yet truly understand the nature and complexity of human intelligence.

We often hear about the Asian American community as one big group of people, but go one level down and you see a lot of variance within the group. Nicole Chavez and Priya Krishnakumar, reporting fo…

via Brandon Satrom on hackster.io So, with an increase in pool traffic and, ahem, foreign substances from said traffickers, the pool pump is already working overtime. And while I love that my kids …

Posted on Friday 7 May 2021. 456 words, 2 links. By Matt Webb.

Put in the time to get to know your data and design around that for best results. Usually this part of the process isn’t automated.

Ancient corridors below the French capital have served as its ossuary, playground, brewery, and perhaps soon, air conditioning.

Blazeflow helps you create and share interactive tech courses faster!

DFINITY – SODIUM Launch Event to explore algorithmic governance, DeFi, and the economics behind the Internet Computer.

Infinite public blockchain designed to support Blockchain Singularity

If each of the network’s prior releases rebuilt earlier eras of computing in decentralized form, Sodium represents the future.

Rarely talked about, and the heart of marketing and more than that, of culture. We can’t possibly know precisely what’s inside the book or the box or the bottle before we buy it for the…

Behind each one of Alvaro Naddeo’s watercolor paintings is an imagined character who's built a rickety shopping cart structure or gathered waste materials for a tiny, mobile dwelling. "I believe they are strong people, resilient, and survivalists," the Brazilian artist tells Colossal. "They use crea

The Sodium launch event unveiled the open algorithmic governance system that will manage the revolutionary blockchain.

Kubestriker is an open-source and platform-agnostic tool for identifying security misconfigurations in Kubernetes clusters.