Leaked Deck Reveals OpenAI's Pitch on Publisher Partnerships
OpenAI's Preferred Publisher Program offers media companies licensing deals.
The right abstraction when bootstrapping front-ends | Samuel Lissner
Starting up a complex enterprise front-end application is no easy task: From global loading, authentication to the rendering of initial work flows, such as pop ups. In this blog post I share how to keep your app bootstrapping code clean.
4 Bets in Consumer Apps
Here are four bets I am making within consumer markets moving forward. Successful execution such as privacy, user adoption, and technological maturity in another post, let's proceed for now: 1....
Buckets of Parquet Files are Awful | Scratch Data
From the "not my job" department
Blog: Cross Window Forgery: A Web Attack Vector
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... I built another tool. Sorry dear readers, no essay this time. As a CTO you rarely have time to build something with your own hands, though you're
using golang's crypto/aes and crypto/cipher packages
Using Golang's crypto/aes and crypto/cipher packages for encrypting and decrypting.
How to curl a Gradio App
Learn how to use d Gradio's API via curl 💪
zeptocore | schollz
creating a sample player machine from scratch.
It's always TCP_NODELAY. Every damn time.
It's not the 1980s anymore, thankfully.
Important Lesson from Dr. Seuss — It's Fun to Have Fun, But You Have to Know How. | Gretchen Rubin
Important lesson from Dr. Seuss: it’s fun to have fun, but you have to know how.
Zuckerman vs: Zuckerberg: why and how this is a battle of the public understanding of APIs, and why Zuckerman needs to lose and Meta needs to win
Imagine that you’re a cool, high-school, technocultural teenager; you’ve been raised reading Cory Doctorow’s “Little Brother” series, you have a 3D printer, a solderin…
Remote attestations and dangerous protocols
Concerns around remote attestations vs. the protocols that use them with Web Environment Integrity as a case study
Disaster recovery with ZFS and zrepl
My SSD suddenly died. I only lost 10 minutes of data, thanks to ZFS and zrepl.
The History of Ctrl-Alt-Delete
Connect with Lunduke and other members of Lunduke community
How to untangle phone numbers
Have you ever noticed how everyone writes phone numbers differently? This becomes a real problem when you're trying to store phone numbers in a database and need to search for them. I'll explain why you should normalize phone numbers and how to do it.
A room with a view of the PostgreSQL autovacuum – Ian's notes
Established in 2020, this site serves as a memory bank of notes and guides for me to reference again down the line, made public with the knowledge that others are likely to encounter simillar situations, especially in niche environments.
minViT: Walkthrough of a minimal Vision Transformer (ViT)
In this post, I explain the vision transformer (ViT) architecture, which has found its way into computer vision as a powerful alternative to Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs).
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One Slice of Pivot, Please - Tyler Barker
Prototape is still searching for product-market fit. For the most part, the lovely people who do show interest sign-up, kick the tyres, and never return. Hell, even I don’t even use it...
Growing a Tech Startup (MemSQL/SingleStore) in Portugal to 40+ Employees
When I joined SingleStore back in 2016 (the company was still called MemSQL back then), the entire Engineering team was based out of San Francisco, with a couple of people in Seattle. Our culture and processes evolved around everyone coming to the office daily…
Dear 20 year old Software Engineer
Before writing a letter to 20 year old me, it’s better to introduce myself. I am a Computer Engineering student at Sabanci University, Istanbul, Turkey. I’ve worked for more than 5 companies which ranges from startups to corporations.
Asking for a DispatcherQueue from a GUI thread you created - The Old New Thing
Grafting a DispatcherQueue onto an existing thread.
GitHub - Hirrolot/datatype99: Algebraic data types for C99
Algebraic data types for C99. Contribute to Hirrolot/datatype99 development by creating an account on GitHub.
Join the .NET Team at Microsoft Build 2024! - .NET Blog
Get ready for a great lineup of .NET sessions at Microsoft Build 2024. Join us either in Seattle or from the comfort of your own home. With a mix of live and online sessions, you won’t miss a beat.
Reference Type & Structure Performance: Constant vs. Read-only Property
This content discusses the performance of using a constant vs. a read-only property.
Stack Overflow Upset Over Users Deleting Answers After OpenAI Partnership | Build5Nines | Cloud, DevOps & SRE Guidance
In this ever changing and evolving world of user generated versus AI generated content, the recent announcement of Stack Overflow partnering with OpenAI
.NET 9 LINQ Performance Edition
As with almost every edition of .NET, the team has been working on improving performance. In this blog post, we will see some improvements to the related tickets and benchmarks.
The One Where I Lie To The CTO
This was several years back. Keep in mind that early in my career, my father had told me that doing a good job often meant doing what needed to be done in spite of your boss. And by that he meant that you can either make your boss successful and happy or you c…
Sharing Styles in Declarative Shadow DOM
Exploring techniques for sharing styles across declarative shadow DOM boundaries.
Scaling Marten with PostgreSQL Read Replicas
JasperFx Software is open for business and offering consulting services (like helping you craft scalability strategies!) and support contracts for both Marten and Wolverine so you know you can feel…
Azure Developers - .NET Day 2024 - Recap
A cloud-powered full day of content where .NET developers explored AI, serverless computing, and more. :rocket::glowing_star:
TypeScript Meets API Design in Microsoft's Game-Changing TypeSpec
Microsoft has introduced TypeSpec, a new API design language inspired by TypeScript and C#.
Kubernetes–Setup a local cluster through Podman Desktop
Running a local Kubernetes cluster is easy thanks to Podman Desktop and Kind . In this post I show you how to setup a kind environment from ...
Enforce architectural constrains using NetArchTest
Testing, reviewing, and enforcing architectural constraints and conventions in solutions can be a big challenge even in smaller software development teams. Let's take a look at a very lightweight solution can help you and your team with this.
Modern SQLite: Generated columns
Build your own document database with SQLite.
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