The Billionaire Brain Wave Ancient “song” helps 18,000+ find money effortlessly A leading neuroscientist for 34 years, Dr. Summers was among the very first scientists to investigate the link between brain waves & money. Some close associates were lucky enough …
My life is busy. I’m a dad to twin boys who are almost two. I’m training for a half marathon, like to write, and am an Engineering Manager. A combination that eats up any free time if I’m not intentional. How do I make time for what I care about, and keep my s…
I probably (most definitely) sound like an old man yelling at a cloud, but if your work consists of many online meetings, try to plan so you have a stable internet connection and quiet surroundings during the meetings.
In the past, I was very dismissive of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs). I felt they were slow, buggy, and provided poor user experiences compared to native apps. As an iOS developer, I'll admit I was...
by Hugo Barra (former Head of Oculus at Meta) Friends and colleagues have been asking me to share my perspective on the Apple Vision Pro as a product. Inspired by my dear friend Matt Mullenweg̵…
The database is being unbundled. Historically, a database like Snowflake sold both data storage & a query engine (& the computing power to execute the query). That’s step 1 above.
But, customers are pushing for a deeper separation of compute & storage. The rec…
Downloaded over 5 Billion times, NumPy is the most popular library for numerical computing in Python. It wraps low-level HPC libraries like BLAS and LAPACK, providing a high-level interface for matrix operations. BLAS is mainly implemented in C, Fortran, or As…
I recently published an article outlining the need for a Global Design System. In my post I stated:
A Global Design System would improve the quality and accessibility of the world’s web experiences, save the world’s web designers and developers millions of…
I’m fascinated by interesting memos written for an internal audience – a company, a campaign or even for the President. Raw, not smoothened over for PR departments, they help shed light…
I blog sometimes. I publish a good bit of music as well, and yet, no one knows me. This is fine. I happily mosey through life without internet celebrity, but candidly (and probably humanly), it would be nice to get recognition for the things that I make. So ho…
Has observability hit a tipping point? Carl and Richard chat with Steve Gordon and Martin Thwaites about the various products and technologies today to make observability a vital part of a successful application. Steve talks about telemetry support hitting a t…
On OpenObservability Talks, we reviewed the journey to making .NET a "by default, out of the box observable platform," as ASP.NET Core creator David Fowler said.
Playwright and Azure Pipelines work well together. Let’s see how easy it is to run Playwright tests in an Azure Pipeline then view the test results along with attached screenshots, videos, and trace f
Can you make your life easier as a developer by using AI to generate unit tests? AI can provide a bit of automation to this daily development activity and make our development workflow a bit smoother
Salt Labs researchers identified generative AI ecosystems as a new interesting attack vector. vulnerabilities found during this research on ChatGPT ecosystem could have granted access to accounts of users, including GitHub repositories, including 0-click attac…
What happened: At around 05:00 (GMT) on 24th September 2022, one of ClickASnap’s databases was breached during a malicious hacking attack. What was released: User emails were stolen from one of our databases and released. No other personally identifying inform…
In this talk, we embark on a journey from the realm of imagination to the tangible world, exploring the transformative power of 3D printing. With a blend of humour and insight, we delve into how this revolutionary technology turns mere dreams and spools of fil…