15 November 2022

49 links · Tuesday

Machines of Loving Understanding

Sparko, the world’s first electrical dog, as he looked on arrival at the engineer’s club, New York City, on his way to the World’s fair, where he will be an attraction at the West…

S1 Ep2: Data Breaches, DNA & the Future of Privacy

Data breaches are happening more often everyday, so it might make sense that you’re thinking how secure is my password? And are there better ways? Lars Klint is joined by world renowned security expert Troy Hunt to discuss what the future of privacy and authen…

Wrap Up: Trip Logistics — Peter Is Pedaling

Now that the tour has ended, I want to share some concluding thoughts about the experience. My primary trip purpose was to learn more about urban planning in South America. I have a whole post worth of ideas on that. So, in this post, I’ll share everything tha…

The Capture Habit

Why capturing ideas and concepts can make a huge difference for your personal development and career

Have I Been Pwned - Apps - App Store

The Nextcloud App Store - Upload your apps and install new apps onto your Nextcloud

How To Search For A Developer Job Abroad — Smashing Magazine

Working abroad is a popular prospect, yet many people — including professionals in the tech sphere — don’t know where to start. In this article, Andrew Stetsenko gives you an ultimate step-by-step guide to finding and making international opportunities happen.

All Companies are Fucked Up

Belts in Karate are ordered from white to black. This is of course a new invention. Originally, new colored belts were not given upon arbitrary levels of attainment, a white belt was given at the beginning of one's training and you just never washed it. Over t…

The Meeting of Minds

The semantic coordination is an iterative process where the meeting of minds ultimately converge in an alignment of meanings. This is post has been inspired by the book Geometry of Mearning written by Prof. Gärdenfors

Using web dev skills to test web dev skills

Using web dev skills to test web dev skills / Last year or so, I worked on a platform where I would publish video courses. The first one is on web fundamentals (in Bulgarian), and it's almost ready. You can check it out here. But this article is not about that…

On Substack Centralization · Notes

Time and again we get the feeling that human history is doomed to the same old script over and over again, only with slightly different characters and contexts. A few years ago Substack emerged as a prime destination for weekend writers and people who want to …

My take on self-hosting

A blog dedicated to programming tricks (mostly JavaScript and Java...), Libraries & Frameworks, software design & architecture, Tools, Linux related things and anything else I find meaningful and useful to share.

A camera for ideas

Thoughts on new generative art tools such as Stable Diffusion, DALL-E and Midjourney.

Migrate from S3 easily with the R2 Super Slurper

Today we're announcing the R2 Super Slurper, the tool that will enable you to migrate all your data to R2 in a simple and efficient way

Create Azure App Registration for API using Powershell

This post shows how to setup an Azure App registration using Powershell for an application access token using an application role. In Azure roles are used for App only, scopes are used for delegate…

Using ML.NET to estimate water consumption from acceleration measures

Machine learning (ML) is everywhere. You use ML-empowered applications without even noticing it: when clicking on product recommendations on an e-commerce website, or when consulting your navigation app to choose the best itinerary to reach a new place, for ex…

Introducing the C# 11 Required Keyword

The C# 11 required keyword lets you reduce constructor boiler plate code and ensure that new objects have required property members set when using inline initializers.

The Reader monad

Normal functions form monads. An article for object-oriented programmers.

Automate manual deployments with Git and binstubs

Your team’s manual deployment process doesn’t have to be so manual. Here’s how we automated our team’s deployment process with a few lines of bash and basic Git knowledge.