99% I Just Need a Programmer I was contacted this week by an old acquaintance, and he had a proposition for me. "Hey, I hear you're a programmer! That's great, because my buddy and I have this idea for a business. We have everything important figured out, and all we need is a...
99% xmas.c, 1988 The second block has more real work going on. If the character stored in the variable _ does not match the first character of the string a, the code recurses in such a way that this same block of code will again be entered. That is, t=-65 forces a retur...
98% GitHub - apple/ml-ferret Contribute to apple/ml-ferret development by creating an account on GitHub.
88% They Want You To Forget What A Film Looks Like - Aftermath The 4K transfer of True Lies is what happens when a company uses proprietary tech to overwrite and denoise history.
97% Dial-up over a Discord Call Hello and welcome back to The Cool Blog. For once I’m finally doing something other than operating systems and instead and back to doing something that shouldn’t be done. Dial-up over Discord.
98% Love-Hate Relationship With Iterators – Dev Leader Weekly 23 Welcome to another issue of Dev Leader Weekly! In this issue I'll dive into IEnumerable and iterators. Buckle up for this one!
98% How Pinterest scaled to 11 million users with only 6 engineers Pinterest's tech stack explained simply (5 minute read)
99% .NET | External configuration using Spring Cloud Config and GitHub repository Become a Patreon and get access to the source code: https://www.patreon.com/OleinicVasiliiFree Detailed design newsletter: (https://voleinic.substack.com/)He...
99% Bluesky (@bsky.app) 📢 1.60 is rolling out now (2/5) Posts, profiles, and user search are now available without login! You can finally share your quality posts with the group chat or in articles. If you don’t want the Bluesky app to show your posts to logged-out users, opt...
95% Google Search Overwhelmed By Massive Spam Attack Google is apparently struggling to contain a spam attack that's been ongoing for days
95% Christmas Countdown: #1 The Grand Finale. Going headless without using your head! In 2014 the term 'headless cms' was coined - and presented as a cool new 'feature' in the Web CMS industry. And it quickly became a hot buzzword for a few years later. In a few days it's 2024 and we can celebrate that it's been a concept for 10 years. Str...
98% How Facebook Keeps Millions of Servers Synced Plus, how to become a VP of Engineering, how Slack manages infrastructure projects and more.
92% Andreas Varotsis - Why I’m Contributing to OpenStreetMap for Christmas… …and maybe you should too!
91% How to build a windmill · Jacques Mattheij Windmills have always fascinated me and for a long time I was dreaming of one day building my own. Where I live there are still machines from the 1600’s that are just as magnificent today as when they were first built. When you see one standing in a field...
99% Humble Chronicles: Managing State with VDOM An experiment of using VDOM for managing state in Humble UI
92% The Firewall Guy About 20 years ago, I worked as an independent consultant at a major telecom. I wrote a program that did some stuff, and couldn't get it to ...
97% Update in Thrussh: the SSH Terrapin attack An easy to use, distributed and fast version control system.
99% Maybe you don't need SRE Running a Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) organization correctly is difficult and expensive. Spare the frustration, perhaps what you need is Sysadmins. Since the term was coined by Ben Treynor in 2003 at Google, lots of ink was spent on praising SRE pr...
99% Emacs From Scratch, Part 1: Foundations The first post of my Emacs from Scratch series is all about the initial setup and defaults.
71% Inertia of evil in good faith Good people can fight against the evil that evil people do. But when evil is done by the good?
99% Made with Tea: Jendrik Poloczek I'm Jendrik. I work on products and companies of the future with inspiring and creative people. I've been a machine learning researcher, a senior software engineer in small and large scale tech companies such as Coinbase and now I'm part of the investment...
99% Value Objects in .NET (DDD Fundamentals) Value Objects are one of the building blocks of Domain-Driven Design. Today, I'll show you some best practices for implementing Value Objects.
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