Oracle Cloud Functions Now Supports C# -- Visual Studio Magazine C# coders can now use the Functions service in the Oracle Cloud to build and deploy functions typically used in serverless, event-driven computing.
Why you should include debugging in the interview process Technical interviews should stop over-indexing on coding ability along
How to build a BVH – Part 1: Basics – Jacco’s Blog In this series we explore the wonderful world of the bounding volume hierarchy: the mysterious data structure that enables real-time ray tracing on recent GPUs, in complex, animated scenes. Despite the broad adoption of ray tracing in games, in-depth unde...
Patching dependencies is easier than forking Oftentimes, it feels like we overengineer the solutions we build. Patching packages never feels this way.
Inside the making of the Azure SDK management libraries Learn the benefits of using a cloud SDK and how we make Azure SDKs for management plane libraries.
A list of all my projects - Patrick Zhong This is a list of all my projects since my dad bought me my first computer. It includes apps, websites, and hobby projects. I made a wide range of stuff so it might be a good idea to write a post to keep track of them. It is sort of like a resume. It also
My Arch Linux setup for coding In this article, I will be sharing how I set up my Arch Linux environment for coding. A brief backstory. I have some experience with Linux. I have used Ubuntu and Linux Mint to a great extent and even played around with Kali Linux before. But Windows...
Beyond the eye - decoding the ocular fundus This article reviews the challenge to extract information on our physical health from fundus images. The fundus is the inner surface of our eye and can be examined by taking a funduscopy (i.e. camera image). Funduscopy is a quick, cheap and non-invasive e...
My lazy Wordle strategy: same words every time TL;DR: After the analysis in this post, I started using SLANT PRICE DOUGH BALMY, but it may not be the best sequence for you. There are lots of great videos and articles on the optimal Wordle strategy
Bias Smells Only ten years late, I just finished reading Thinking, Fast and Slow. In it, Daniel Kahneman explores biases involved in human intuition.
GitHub - DamianEdwards/AspNetCoreDevJwts: Experimenting with development environment scenarios for JWT authentication. Experimenting with development environment scenarios for JWT authentication. - GitHub - DamianEdwards/AspNetCoreDevJwts: Experimenting with development environment scenarios for JWT authentication.
GitHub - janestreet/magic-trace: magic-trace collects and displays high-resolution traces of what a process is doing magic-trace collects and displays high-resolution traces of what a process is doing - GitHub - janestreet/magic-trace: magic-trace collects and displays high-resolution traces of what a process is ...
GitHub - scandum/crumsort: A branchless unstable quicksort / mergesort hybrid. A branchless unstable quicksort / mergesort hybrid. - GitHub - scandum/crumsort: A branchless unstable quicksort / mergesort hybrid.
Understanding Pickles at #ethamsterdam - HackMD # Understanding Pickles at #ethamsterdam [Pickles](https://medium.com/minaprotocol/meet-pickles-sna
Production postmortem: The encrypted database that was too big to replicate A customer called the support hotline with a serious problem. They had a large database and wanted to add another replica node to it. This is a fairly standa...
Azure DevOps Podcast: Mark Seemann: Code That Fits In Your Head - Episode 189 Mark Seemann is a Danish software developer based in Copenhagen, Denmark. His professional interests include functional programming, object-oriented development, as well as software development in general. Apart from writing two books, he has also written...
Happy Earth Day: Announcing Green Compute open beta Today, we are happy to announce that we are bringing Green Compute to all our developers
How Postgres Chooses Which Index To Use For A Query How the Postgres planner breaks down a query into scans and how this impacts indexing choices
Python’s “Type Hints” are a bit of a disappointment to me blog · git · desktop · images · contact & privacy · gopher
I can’t let go of “The Dunning-Kruger Effect is Autocorrelation” Organizing my thoughts regarding an argument about the Dunning-Kruger study and statistics in general
The smallest 256x256 single-color PNG file, and where you've seen it Do you recognise these images? There's a good chance you've seen some of them before now, probably several times. Here's a hint: They all depict the same thing.
TypeScript Basics: How Generic Types Work - DZone Web Dev In Typescript, we can create functions that accept generic types. Let's look at how generic types work in Typescript.
Amazon Aurora Serverless v2 is Generally Available: Instant Scaling for Demanding Workloads | Amazon Web Services Today we are very excited to announce that Amazon Aurora Serverless v2 is generally available for both Aurora PostgreSQL and MySQL. Aurora Serverless is an on-demand, auto-scaling configuration for Amazon Aurora that allows your database to scale capacity...
Web Components as Progressive Enhancement By wrapping and enhancing HTML elements, we can provide a solid baseline experience, with progressive enhancement as the cherry on top.
Create downloadable blob links with Azure Functions and App Service authentication Mark Heath's Development Blog
Research-backed conclusions in software delivery Seeking out data to help with software engineering decisions #SoftwareEngineering
Episode 421 - Project Flash The team talks with Pujitha and Sidhanshu about Project Flash, an initiative to improve VM availability monitoring that allows for immediate actions and trend analysis at scale.