It’s been about a hundred days since the first episode of my software podcast “Software at Scale” came out. A lot of friends and co-workers have asked me why I started it, and what I’ve learned so far, so I figured I’d share.
Egg. On. Face. I just got done with no fewer than 3 articles and 3 YouTube videos bragging about how great my design work has been lately…
When I first started this blog, I had it in mind that I'd only write about things that were discrete and verifiable. I wanted to avoid doing the bullshit calls of being an Intellectual in Silicon Valley, or say to casting entire industries through one reductiv…
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I’ve been using LastPass as a password manager since 2012 and even paid for the Premium subscription, so I could access it from my phone. That specific feature later turned free, and has recently turned paid again. It’s not that I’m unhappy with LastPass per s…
Become a great Product Manager.
For my fourth entry into the Seven Day Roguelike Challenge, I decided to go big. Time travel. Hundreds of years of procedural history. Procedural maps and biographies. Someone described the idea as "Dwarf Fortress Lite." In other words, I was trying to develop…
A DevOps tool to inspect dependencies and report to Azure Log Analytics
Vefmyndavél hefur verið komið upp á Fagradalsfjalli við Geldingadali þar sem eldgos hófst föstudagskvöldið 19. mars.
Like, on a scale from c to rust?
The story of when I tried Twitch for the first time to live-code a Web Component that displays numbers with Cistercian numerals, so I could build a clock.
For the past three years, Dan Pashman of The Sporkful podcast has been on something of a mission: to invent a new pasta shape. All
This is a draft for linux-next. This message is intentionally bare-bones for the moment. It is not representative of the final contents and will be rebased. Co-developed-by: Alex Gaynor <alex.gaynor@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Alex Gaynor <alex.gaynor@gmail.com…
This is one of a series of posts looking at migrating Umbraco packages to V9 and .NET Core. Other posts in this series: Introduction ...
This is one of a series of posts looking at migrating Umbraco packages to V9 and .NET Core. Other posts in this series: Introduction ...
Umbraco 9 on .NET Core As a member of the community team working on the transition of the Umbraco CMS to .NET Core, I've been involved in ...
Demoscene accepted as UNESCO cultural heritage in Germany. Big push for other national Demoscene applications and the acceptance for an understanding of digital cultures in general
Nobody designs for small iPhone devices anymore. Why do I say this? Well, if you’ve been rocking the iPhone SE 2020 you would know. What I’m saying is there a lot of UI glitches from ap…
How we use gRPC in combination with Kubernetes to improve the performance and usability of internal APIs.
We developed the Random Employee Chats application internally, with the goal of recreating the pre-pandemic informal interactions. Here's how we moved from a shared spreadsheet to Cloudflare Workers to automate the entire process.
Sergey .NET Continue with blog post in the blog series about .NET Core Worker Service. It will be about Messaging with Worker Service using Azure Service Bus. BlogsHow to Build an Email Sentiment Analysis Bot - Using Logic AppsLinkedIn: Anuraj Parameswaran Twi…
Two years ago, I started at the City of Boston with a simple yet comically broad mandate: Get rid of paper forms and PDFs. The nascent…
This week, Ignite wraps and we get a new upgrade assistant.
If you think we're anywhere near fully autonomous cars, this video might convince you otherwise.
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If xx is a number and x^\hat x is its approximation, then the are two notions of error: absolute errror: ∣x−x^∣|x - \hat x|. relative error: ∣x−x^∣/∣x∣|x - \hat x|/|x|. Since the relative error is invariant under scaling (x↦αx)(x \mapsto \alpha x), we will m…
I spent the last week building an App for the Shopify Marketplace. It was unlike anything I've done before on the Web. Knowing some of the things I'm going to share, before you start building, could save you some headache.
AMD and Intel recently started changing how the x86 chip architecture will handle exceptions. Linus Torvalds, in turn, gave his take on their new approach for forthcoming generations of CPUs.
This release supports .NET Core 3.1 and .NET 5.0. See Getting Started. The Yarp.ReverseProxy packages are available on NuGet.org. Major changes and features: [Breaking change] Rebranded from Micro...
You can merge pull requests by retaining all the commits in a feature branch, squashing all commits into a single commit, or by rebasing individual commits from the head branch onto the base branch.
The latest update to the Azure SDK adds Mixed Reality and Event Grid client libraries for .NET to the cloud platform's dev tooling, along with Java Azure Core library and other features.