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Real-time GI has always been a holy grail of computer graphics. Over the years there were multiple approaches to this problem. Usually constraining problem domain by leveraging certain assumptions …
A team of researchers recently presented data about vulnerabilities in apps built on the open source Electron framework for creating desktop apps with JavaScript, HTML and CSS.
To the person who emailed me this morning with a perfectly nice request, I’m sorry to say the answer is no. You didn’t do anything wrong. You were perfectly respectful and within your rights to ask about arranging a time for a meeting (or was it for a phone ca…
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When it comes to complex systems, you can only go so far with synthetic experiments before you need to try something for real, and test in production. There's no substitute for it, and you're likely making the wrong decision if you avoid it. But I can say from…
Foils are pretty easy to ignore, ask me. I managed for nearly 8 years. I managed to miss the barbed hooks and swim on. Surfing, bouldering, drones, wave pools, offshore sailing for a seasick summer, you name it. This is a story about how you need patience to l…
A maintainer of JavaScript/TypeScript for the VS Code team has completely changed the way Markdown works in the editor, replacing (and adding to) functionality that was previously baked in and augmented by extensions.
August 9th we hosted our .NET Conf Focus on MAUI event to announce and share the latest tools and updates for .NET MAUI. With 25 sessions hosted and recorded, we recap the event and get you connected with all of the content from our event.
An open source list of developer questions to ask prospective employers - GitHub - Twipped/InterviewThis: An open source list of developer questions to ask prospective employers
Issue #135 of the Code Maze weekly. Check out what’s new this week and enjoy the read. .NET and C# Top Picks Three NuGet packages to improve exceptions in .NET/C# [blog.elmah.io] We’ve emphasized that exception handling is an essential part of development over…
Last time we re-introduced Angband. This time, we go more into what it's like to play its current versions. Our aim here is, as with one of the the Omega articl
In this article, we will look at the basics of OAuth framework. Why OAuth? Let us look at a very simple example. LinkedIn is a popular professional networking website. If we go to Settings & Pr…
The best way, that I’ve learned, to develop novel ideas for designing products and services, starts by noticing. Noticing means paying attention, being curious. It means asking questions. It even m…
Doctors today have access to dozens of tools for diagnosing a panoply of medical issues. We have blood tests that can detect hundreds of different conditions and diseases, imaging that can see into different parts of your organs, and we can even detect if you …
When I first heard about Bitcoin, proof of work (PoW) sounded like the coolest and most mysterious concept tied to the protocol. Mainstream media articles trying to describe the PoW process always fell short of a proper explanation for me. They usually read so…
You can do cache-busting of static assets in a Hakyll website by generating a hash of the file's contents and using that as the path to the compiled asset instead.
Note: Please don’t share this on Hacker News – I don’t need the grief from gatekeepers telling me I don’t know how to write a compiler. This is an account for myself and for friends. /hugs
I said in my previous post, I Built a Ruby Parser, that I would write a…