Fairness and kindness are not weaknesses You are much closer to sleeping on the streets than sleeping in the mansion of a billionaire. And the envious desire to sleep in the mansion of the billionaire is what is destroying our environment. We have allowed the greedy and cruel to dominate and the...
How to avoid picking terrible metrics The only sure fire way I know to change something, is to start by measuring it. That’s true at a personal level for things like a 5k time as well as in a professional setting for SMART goals, OKRs or whatever variant is currently in fashion. While wanting...
Just because you can doesn't mean you should: the <meter> element - localghost A very frustrating brownie recipe illustrates why a semantic element may actally NOT be the right tool for the job.
The browsers biggest TLS mistake Much like a previous talk of mine at Chaos Computer Congress this blog post is a direct write-up of a talk, if you prefer to consume this kind of content in video form you can watch the video here:
How Truly Random are Random Numbers? How random numbers or bytes are generated in programming languages
7 lessons from building 9 startups as a solopreneur 1. Don't marry your idea 2. Ditch free plans 3. Subscriptions headache is real 4. Swap vitamins for painkillers 5. Emotions sell 6.First impressions matter 7. Food + Sleep + Workout = Psychiatrist
Attacks on machine learning models With all the hype surrounding machine learning whether its with self driving cars or LLMs, there is a big elephant in the room which not a lot of people are talking about. Its not the danger of ChatGPT taking your jobs or deepfakes or the singularity. Its...
5 Strategies to Avoid Keyword Cannibalization in SEO Explore the intricacies of keyword cannibalization in SEO with this comprehensive guide. Delve into effective strategies for identifying, avoiding, and resolving keyword overlap to enhance your website's search engine performance.
Popular science has failed. Popularizing science once seemed like a wonderful idea. Knowledge that would otherwise be privilege of a handful few, would become a c...
Why Not RSS? What do services offer instead of RSS? They want people to allow push notifications or subscribe by email. The problem is that people actually hate this way. We'd never allow notifications from services and ...
Manufacturing and Selling Electronic Badges Part 1: Designing and Prototyping the board I am a lead engineer with a deep interest in the messy stuff that surrounds software development. I’m not attached to any particular technology or tools, and I’m happiest when I can get stuck in with my team to deliver useful things for people. I like mak...
Shipping Fast Requires a High Degree of Trust It means believing that each member will effectively handle their responsibilities, understanding that collective problem-solving is more powerful when issues arise, and recognizing that fast doesn't equate to reckless.
RIP: Software design pioneer Niklaus Wirth Evangelist of lean software and devisor of 9 programming languages and an OS was 89
Nino Nino is the modular workspace for professionals. It is a collection of software that can interoperate with each other on the block-level from one uniform interface.
Structural Design Pattern - Decorator In this post I will teach you Structural Decorator Design Pattern in .NET. All with live working demo.
School Mgmt App | Microservices With .NET Aspire & Blazor SSR | Part 4 Powered by Restream https://restream.ioLet's build a microservices app, orchestrated with .NET Aspire and using Blazor SSR on the front end. #dotnet JOIN as ...
School Mgmt App | Microservices With .NET Aspire & Blazor SSR | Part 4 Let's build a microservices app, orchestrated with .NET Aspire and using Blazor SSR on the front end. #dotnet JOIN as a member to gain access to the source c...
TIOBE Index - TIOBE For the first time in the history of the TIOBE index, C# has won the programming language of the year award. Congratulations! C# has been a top 10 player for more than 2 decades and now that it is catching up with the big 4 languages, it won the well-dese...
Have you ever used AWS CDK Explorer for VS Code? Do you know that the AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio Code includes CDK Explorer? This feature will be...
PocketBase - Open Source backend in 1 file Open Source backend in 1 file with realtime database, authentication, file storage and admin dashboard
AoE is written in Assembly - is this actually TRUE?! :O Posted in r/aoe2 by u/BendicantMias • 175 points and 146 comments
What is Inversion of Control – A Simplified Beginner’s Guide What is Inversion of Control? Learn about Inversion of Control (IOC) and Dependency Injection and how it can be applied in real-world scenarios.
Consistent Byte Representation of Strings in C# Without Encoding - Code Maze Mastering consistent byte representation of strings in C# without encoding issues. Learn a simple method for byte array conversion.
systemd through the eyes of a musl distribution maintainer Welcome back to FOSS Fridays! This week, I’m covering a real pickle. I’m acutely aware of the flames this blog post will inspire, but I feel it is important to write nevertheless. I volunteer my ti…
Weird things engineers believe about Web development I wrote most of this post sometime in 2022 but I think it holds up alright in 2024 so I decided to publish it for posterity. I don’t really like doing posts like this—I’d much rather share some innocuous learnings or tips but it turns out I have opinions ...
The Quiet Genius of ICAO Airport Codes – Cranky Flier I usually have a couple of these kinds of evergreen posts ready to go in case I’m not able to finish a more newsy post in time, so, here we are…. I’ll have the currently-unfinished post ready for Monday.
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scheme modules vs whole-program compilation: fight — wingolog wingolog: article: scheme modules vs whole-program compilation: fight
Worse than SolarWinds: Three Steps to Hack Blockchains, GitHub, and ML through GitHub Actions Six months ago, my friend and colleague Adnan Khan started researching a new class of CI/CD attacks. Adnan grasped the significance of these attacks after executing them against GitHub to gain tota…
Red Tortoise Architecture – Matt Karas Blog Starting a new greenfield project brings with it a lot of challenges, one of which involves devising an architecture that strikes a balance between being easy to comprehend and being performant. I wanted to consolidate my thoughts on architecture and tran...
Race and Fantasy Starting the year off right with a reactionary screed. One thing that regularly causes internet squabbles is casting of fantasy and sci-fi c...