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Orange Crate Art: Idiom of the day: soup up
Orange Crate Art: Idiom of the day: soup up
A clue in yesterday’s Newsday crossword — five letters, “Jazzes (up)” — prompted me to (finally) write a post about soup up . My guess abo...
·mleddy.blogspot.com·
Orange Crate Art: Idiom of the day: soup up
5 signs you're a groff programmer | Opensource.com
5 signs you're a groff programmer | Opensource.com
I first discovered Unix systems in the early 1990s, when I was an undergraduate at university. I liked it so much that I replaced the MS-DOS system on my home computer with the Linux operating system.
·opensource.com·
5 signs you're a groff programmer | Opensource.com
Patrick Collison on Twitter
Patrick Collison on Twitter
An obvious point that took me way too long to appreciate: in software engineering, you should probably optimize for speed even when you don't have to, because it's one of the easiest/best ways to prioritize subtraction and parsimony in the solution space. https://t.co/kYulYoV3uN.— Patrick Collison (@patrickc) April 9, 2021
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Patrick Collison on Twitter
The plan for day 100 | Seth's Blog
The plan for day 100 | Seth's Blog
What do you want to be doing 100 days from now? What change do you seek to be making? With which skills? Surrounded by which people? For that to happen, day 99 will need to be different from today.…
·seths.blog·
The plan for day 100 | Seth's Blog
Developing a Multithreaded Kernel From Scratch! | Dragon Zap
Developing a Multithreaded Kernel From Scratch! | Dragon Zap
This course is designed to teach you how to create your very own multitasking operating system and kernel from scratch. It is assumed you have no experience in programming kernels and you are taught from the ground up. Real Mode Development Real mode...
·dragonzap.com·
Developing a Multithreaded Kernel From Scratch! | Dragon Zap
My programming setup – Daniel Lemire's blog
My programming setup – Daniel Lemire's blog
As my GitHub profile indicates, I program almost every single working day of the year. I program in many different languages such C++, C, Go, Java, JavaScript, Python, R, Swift, Rust, C#; even though I do not master all of these languages. Some of the projects I work on can be considered “advanced programming”. Some … Continue reading My programming setup
·lemire.me·
My programming setup – Daniel Lemire's blog
Strong Security Doesn’t Have to Equate to Slow Development – The New Stack
Strong Security Doesn’t Have to Equate to Slow Development – The New Stack
The tug-of-war between security teams and developers has long been a cause of friction within organizations. Developers thrive on innovation — moving fast, experimenting and rebuilding — while security professionals are pragmatic, risk-averse and are often misrepresented as “policing” company activity. This scenario causes unique challenges for any organization, but particularly for a SaaS company…
·thenewstack.io·
Strong Security Doesn’t Have to Equate to Slow Development – The New Stack