Beautiful temples of Wat Arun in Bangkok, Thailand
Beautiful temples of Wat Arun in Bangkok, Thailand
Beautiful temples of Wat Arun in Bangkok, Thailand
Russell published an interesting post about his first experience with Firebuild accelerating refpolicy's and the Linux kernel's build. It turned out a few small tweaks could accelerate the builds even more, crossing the 10 second barrier with Linux's build. …
Complexity is present in any project. Some have more, some have less, but it’s always there. The manner in which a team handles complexity can pave the way for a project’s success or lead towards its technical demise.
Platforms offer a number of benefits over self-hosting your writing. One is the network effect. Us writers, the little parasites we are, latch onto a big whale platform and benefit from its marketing department.
Deep reinforcement learning is a powerful technique for creating effective decision-making systems, but its complexity has hindered widespread adoption. Despite the perceived cost of RL, a wide ran…
A review of God’s Playground: A History of Poland (Volumes I and II) by Norman Davies
When I launched HNNotify a few years back, I had grand plans. Well, every time I launch an MVP, I have big plans. Kanban boards are FILLED with features and designs and, well, lots and lots of bugs. And like every responsible product developer, I test my produ…
Throughout 2020, I gained popularity on Twitter. I had a good run but it's time I accepted what I became and what I'm going to do about it.
Kevin Hughes' blog
Either ChatGPT is good at hallucinating, or I found an exploit in their API that can expose private information
A collection of Next.js boilerplates for building scalable web applications.
"Prompt Engineering" emerged from the growth of language models to describe the process of applying prompting to effectively extract information from language models, typically for use in real-world applications.
In recent months, I’ve received quite a few emails from readers expressing concerns about ChatGPT. I remained quiet on this topic, however, as I was ... Read more
Shopify stores are experiencing a new form a fraud orders, incurring transaction massive fees for merchants, and the fraudsters wont quit.
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My current understanding of Emacs
By giving LLMs the same resources as human programmers, they can use more sophisticated, iterative programming workflows, and write more reliable code.
Security flaws, hackers and data breaches are the new normal. It’s not just those of us in the industry facing these foes every single day; it’s everyone. Whether you’re online or offline, you simply cannot exist today without your personal information being d…
JetBrains provides access to Remote Development Beta. The tool works by locally running a thin client and connecting to the IDE backend which gives a fully functional user interface. It can be handled by JetBrains Rider or JetBrains Gateway. The workflow of th…
In a previous post (which went out a long time ago) I explained that we have the notion of a set of uint64 values that are used for document IDs. We build a ...
A blog about dev: web and mobile, especially .Net, OSS and CI.
In this video, Mike uses the .NET Upgrade Assistant's analyze command to understand what changes are needed to upgrade a solution before diving into the upgr...
Just take the whole thing.
Issue #169 of the Code Maze weekly.
In this article, we will look at different ways to split a string in C#. We'll see how to use different Split method overloads for this.
Mike James, the CEO of Avalonia, shares insights on its inception over a decade ago and its journey to becoming a community-driven project, boasting over a thousand contributors worldwide. James discusses the challenges of web development, and the team's focus…
A new feature of C# 11 allows abstract static members with interfaces. This makes it possible to define class methods to be used as a contract with a generic class implementation, e.g. using + and …
The technology: what is a container? According to the Cloud Computing Dictionary a container is a standard unit of software that packages up code and all its dependencies so the application runs quickly and reliably from one computing environment to another. I…
This blog post covers TLS specifics, the benefits of TLS 1.3 and the newly added support for the encryption protocol in Fiddler Everywhere.
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks are widespread, and even some BigTech companies suffer from them. Netflix suffered in 2006 with CSRF
The VP of database, analytics and machine learning services at AWS, Swami Sivasubramanian, walks me through the broad landscape of generative AI, what we’re doing at Amazon to make large language and foundation models more accessible, and how custom silicon ca…
Generated knowledge and chain of thought prompting of an LLM can generate useful code.
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