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Demodulation of the 5G NR downlink – Daniel Estévez
At the end of July, Benjamin Menkuec was commenting in Twitter about some issues he had while demodulating a 5G NR downlink recording. There was a lively discussion in which other people and I participated. I had never touched 5G, but had done some work with L…
Compare Task Processing Approaches in Scala | Bin Wang
Posted on 27 Aug 2023, tagged Scalaconcurrentcatscats-effectfs2queuestream
How to Check if a Variable is Defined in Ruby with defined? Keyword
Ruby's defined? keyword is an elegant, compact and fun way to check if a variable is defined or not and also to cache expensive operations. However, many gotchas await the new programmer. Now that I've had a few opportunities to work with it, here’s my shot at…
That Old NetBSD Server, Running Since 2010
In 2010, one morning, a client called. My task was to set up a new complex server within a tight two-day window. Given the constraints, I opted for my top choice at the time for such tasks: NetBSD and Xen. To my astonishment, over 10 years later, the server wa…
Rationality is good, but overrated
Rationality. The tool of philosophers and mathematicians, the mother of Renaissance and Enlightenment, the cradle of advanced civiliza...
A List of Really Obvious Things
Perhaps the least obvious thing is that the most obvious things are not obvious. Common sense is uncommon. Simple things are hard. Since I discussed this with my friend, Jake, I started writing down obvious things as Ray has written about in Principles. I want…
Brief lessons from using LLM APIs in production
Lessons that can help you when using large language models (LLMs) in a software production environment
Working through Gossip Glomers in Racket | Nikhil's blog
Where is a VPN actually useful? | Daniel Oaks blog
Ever asked 'do I really need a VPN?' This article will help you decide!
Stepping back from the Tusky project
I discovered severe lapses in how the Tusky project's donations (received via OpenCollective) were being handled. When I reported those t...
Tacit Knowledge is Dangerous
Then Life Continued
Get Into Motion
Microdose progress and remind yourself what a tiny dose feels like. More often than not, that's all you need to become much more willing to switch gear and go for a bigger hit.
#14 Secrets d'experts en marketing de Russell Brunson - Doumer's Blog
(Version Francaise) Experts Secrets: https://amzn.to/3PhtauA Dans cet épisode, venez apprendre de l’expertise de l’un des plus grands spécialistes du marketing digital au monde, à travers le livre “Expert Secrets”. Je vais partager directement avec vous ce q…
Prisoners of Google Android Development | Solutional
A real-life case-study of how things can get really bad really fast when developing Android (or iOS) apps.
Cool & Unique Cryptography Features for Modern Sui DApps
Learn about the unique cryptography features Sui offers, along with upcoming crypto algorithms for building innovative web3 startup ideas.
zkSecurity partners with ZPrize to make you win hundreds of thousands of dollars!
There’s one big competition in ZK, and it is called ZPrize. Every year, ZPrize rewards contestants who come up with the most performant implementations for a series of challenges. The goal is to push the limits of what’s possible with ZK, and to make sure that…
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MassTransit #3: Migrating mediator pattern from MediatR
In today's complex software landscape, effective and maintainable design patterns play a crucial role in ensuring robust and scalable systems. One such pattern is the Mediator Pattern, which defines how different components of a system interact with each other…
Polyglot Notebooks in 7 minutes
Let's learn about data science notebooks in VS Code with C#, F#, JavaScript, and more, featuring Polyglot Notebooks, built on top of Jupyter Notebooks.
8 Reasons Why WhatsApp Was Able to Support 50 Billion Messages a Day With Only 32 Engineers
#1: Learn More - Awesome WhatsApp Engineering (6 minutes)
Single Responsibility Principle in C#
Applying the Single Responsibility Principle in C# with Examples
Readonly Modifier in C# - Code Maze
In this article, we are going to learn about readonly modifier in C#. Let's understand what is mutable and immutable.
Why I Won't Run Another Business
I talk about my experiences at Troika Games and why I won't run another company.
Block YouTube Ads on AppleTV by Decrypting and Stripping Ads from Profobuf
Apple TV and iOS YouTube ads are not blocked by Pi-hole, so I researched this and discovered a flaw in Protobuf that allows me to restrict YouTube ads.
The "Weak Event" Pattern in C#
Events in C# are a powerful mechanism for decoupling components and enabling a publisher/subscriber model. However, they have a significant drawback: the publisher holds a strong reference to the subscriber, and this can cause memory leaks. This article descri…
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August 19, 2023
Slack's Migration to a Cellular Architecture - Slack Engineering
Summary In recent years, cellular architectures have become increasingly popular for large online services as a way to increase redundancy and limit the blast radius of site failures. In pursuit of these goals, we have migrated the most critical user-facing se…
Microsoft.Fast.Components.FluentUI 2.4.3
A set of Blazor components wrapping Microsoft’s official Fluent UI Web Components. They implement the latest state of the Fluent design language, are built on FAST and work in every major browser.
Visual Studio 2022: C# Global Namespace
Global usings were introduced in C# 10 and .NET Core 6.0 and later versions. This feature proves to be highly beneficial as it allows you to incorpora