27 November 2022

28 links · Sunday

A Desk with Its Own Schedule

Ever since I read Armin Ronarcher’s post on how he controlled his desk with shell commands, I’ve been wanting to connect to my standing desk and add some int...

Dealing with Negative Thoughts in Self Help - os.me

Negative thoughts are quite common and everybody has some negative thoughts every now and then. Trying to get rid of negative thoughts completely would be an

Why Only Type-hints?

Whether you're working with Javascript / TypeScript or in Python, type annotations are a thing. On Hacker News we've seen big debates on whe...

Mastodon and long-term sustainability

These are the Wild West days for Mastodon. Take some time to understand who runs the server you use, how they pay the bills, and what their plan is in the long run if they have one.

Squad, Tribe, Union

A new kind of scaling for a new kind of decade.

CRDT: Mutable Tree Hierarchy - Made by Evan

Collaborative peer-to-peer applications may need to arrange data in a mutable tree structure that allows reparenting. For example, a peer-to-peer document storage system might need to sync an arbitrarily-nested directory structure. The algorithm presen…

A new wave of analyzers in .NET8

Analyzers did become an integral part of the .NET ecosystem. Their main responsibility is to find potential code issues and warn you. Often times this comes even with potential fixes you can directly apply. And Microsoft will continue this journey with the upc…

Episode 46: Vim - with Joseph Woodward

In this episode, I was joined again by Joseph Woodward to geek out on Vim! Joe joined us on the last episode to talk about the Go programming language - and as we’re both huge fans of Vim, we decided to stay on and record a second episode chatting about it! In…

I/O is no longer the bottleneck

In 2022, disk I/O is very fast, and not usually the performance bottleneck in programs. This article digs into some numbers.

Weekly Update 323

Finally Back in Europe Again; Twitter, Musk and My “Exodus” Thread; The Not-Acxiom Breach; Getting Pwned for 30% Less; Sponsored by 1Passwordhttps://www.troy...

Weekly Update 323

Finally Back in Europe Again; Twitter, Musk and My “Exodus” Thread; The Not-Acxiom Breach; Getting Pwned for 30% Less; Sponsored by 1Passwordhttps://www.troy...

Developing Applications in Space with Azure Orbital Space SDK

Microsoft recently announced the preview release of the Azure Orbital Space SDK to provide developers with a secure hosting platform and application toolkit designed to enable them to create, deploy, and operate applications on-orbit.

Removed things · davidfowl/TodoApi@90338b9

- Use razor pages as the WASM host - Removed client side routing - Renamed the App component to Todo - Added delete todo