Microservices without reason
Too many companies default to microservices, and with it comes increasing development and operational costs, a decrease in software quality, and a decrease in team motivation.
Too many companies default to microservices, and with it comes increasing development and operational costs, a decrease in software quality, and a decrease in team motivation.
Oct 8, 2023
"Au Tour de la Table" is a Podcast of a "Mini Escape Game" with SpaceHulk theme and Kill Team rules (modified and weak). I believe Technologies, BoardGames and Podcast can bring new experiences.
How to scale up models without increasing compute
A deep dive into distributed training and efficient finetuning - DeepSpeed ZeRO, FSDP, practical guidelines and gotchas with multi-GPU and multi-node training
On September 24, the OSIRIX-REx sample return capsule landed in the Utah Test and Training Range at 14:52 UTC. The capsule had been released on a reentry trajectory by the spacecraft a few hours earlier, at 10:42 UTC. The spacecraft then performed an evasion m…
You won't find a professional willing to touch AGILE with a hundred mile pole. No, getting paid to write software doesn't make you . . .
As Render's free tier exploded in popularity, we needed to make the feature much more scalable. This work was our first step along that path.
Over the past year, I've dived deep into the world of NixOS, discovering its robustness, flexibility, and power. I've crafted various configurations and setups tailored to my development needs during this journey. Today, I'm excited to introduce the ...
Tough market to figure out
I had the pleasure of working with to write an article on how to reduce your PostgreSQL database size.We cover a range of topics including:Click the button below to read the full article.
Implementing nested sets to performantly lookup hierarchical tags
Over a year ago I wrote a piece titled ‘Terraform should’ve remained stateless’. Here’s my self-critique of that post, with what I know now.
Flexible | Justin Fuller
The way we talk about distraction, especially digital distraction, has changed a lot in recent years. Before, most people thought of resisting distraction as a matter of willpower – of training your brain to focus, setting personal rules for when to check your…
Web apps are hard, but why? The web app trilemma explains some of the trade-offs in managing state and UI.
The future of the web doesn't have to be webapp frameworks and cookie prompts.
In this post I will teach how to improve performance by dynamically loading image in blazor wasm. All with live working demo.
On October 21st, 2023, C# Corner TV will host show #90 featuring guest Erik Jensen, Principal Specialist, Azure & .NET at Delegate A/S. The event will include an interview with Jensen, discussi…
In the vast universe of programming, C# stands out as a versatile and powerful language. Among its many features, the bitwise and shift operators are essential tools for developers. These operators allow for intricate manipulations of binary data, enabling eff…
Gather the most recent details on the Canada Revenue Agency from many sources. Find out how the Canadian tax system
The sequel to the beloved horror film Terrifier is finally out, and it's called Terrifier 2. Let's take a quick
Sample GitHub repo: https://github.com/AndrewKeepCoding/ItemsViewSampleAppdotnet repo issue:Collection{T} and ObservableCollection{T} do not support ranges #...
We often romanticize the notion of programming, presenting it as an abstract form of art, a science, or even a form of magic. The truth, however, is much mor...
Interested in unit testing in C#? Let's look at xUnit and Moq for unit testing! We'll explore mocking external dependencies and the role of these in unit tests.
Julia Evans’ StrangeLoop 2023 keynote was about digging into the different reasons a tool can be hard to learn, and it was a real good talk! At the end, as a tossed-off addendum to a conclusion about continuing to learn things, she said “I still don’t know why…
📌 Check out my Pragmatic Clean Architecture course: https://bit.ly/3Zn41BK🚀 Support me on Patreon to access the source code: https://www.patreon.com/milanj...
Last week, I had a fascinating conversation with a reader around frustration and unhappiness at work. Much of it was totally obvious to both of us, but it occurred to me that this probably isn't to everyone, which is why almost all of my colleagues (in very cu…
KDP Login- Have you ever considered writing a book? The ability to self-publish a book on Amazon's Kindle through Kindle
Serverless for .NET Developers: Intro to Lambda & Azure Functions 🖥️✨ #shortsSupport me on Patreon to access the source code:https://www.patreon.com/mohamad...
Anthropic is an AI safety and research company that's working to build reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems.
Movie buffs are always on the hunt for cutting-edge streaming services in the ever-expanding realm of internet entertainment. Movierulz2 is
In today's high-tech world, smartphones are indispensable, and Samsung has established itself as a leading manufacturer in this sector. Even
Join Mads on a tour of upcoming language features in C#. While still very much in the works, C# 12 is starting to take shape. We touch on some of the ways, b...
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Join Mads on a tour of upcoming language features in C#. While still very much in the works, C# 12 is starting to take shape. We touch on some of the ways, b...
Join Mads on a tour of upcoming language features in C#. While still very much in the works, C# 12 is starting to take shape. We touch on some of the ways, b...
This is the best-kept secret of the software engineering profession: engineers hate code. Especially code written by other people. It's why they love working on greenfield projects so much. No code, no maintenance, no headaches! Ever wondered why microservice…
A fun approachable introduction to Cayley Graphs (and a little bit of group theory), and a writeup to [this little web widget I made](https://juliapoo.github.io/Cayley-Graph-Plotting/)
It’s been almost a year since I transitioned from the Virtualization to the Automotive team at Red Hat with the goal of ensuring RHIVOS ships with a powerful Virtualization stack. While there’s a large overlap between a Virtualization stack for Servers and the…
Walmart, the retail titan, has long been the first choice for customers looking for low pricing and a big selection.
The effortless Linux experience
Recently the curl project posted an announcement on Github that there was a severe vulnerability in curl and they would have a fix out in a week. Many people seemed to think that this notice was appreciated and gave people enough time to learn about the issue …
Willem Vooijs's personal blog
After nearly two fantastic years, I'm finishing up with Costanoa Ventures. I'm compelled to share some thoughts as I ramp up my search for what's next. I've generally believed and advised that your tech career should be about accumulating experiences and rela…
Explaining the Specification Pattern used in c# using an example in E-Commerce
In today's digital world, organizations are continuously exploring inventive ways to maximize their online presence and drive profitability. One such
If you hold off hitting publish until a great idea comes along, your writing probably wont be ready to capture it. Why it matters: Every now and then you'll have a thought. One you think is novel enough to be worth sharing. If you are at all compelled to writ…
This tutorial describes how to parse .wav file and access Its raw data.
While many fashion trends fade away quickly, some manage to make an indelible mark on the industry. One such fashion
Fullstack 101%: How I Mastered Figma in 40 Minutes
I was in the car an hour ago, listening to an episode of the Vergecast, and I had a sudden realization: I am a cultural outsider. An internet culture …
I've been following the "Indie Hacking" community for about a year now, and I am realizing that many of the messages that resonate with this community have prevented me from following meaningful ideas that I actually want to work on. Many "success stories" fou…