17 September 2024

18 links ยท Tuesday

JavaScript™

Oracle, it's time to free the JavaScript trademark. Join us in asking Oracle to release the trademark, and helping us file a Petition for Trademark Cancellation with the USPTO.

Void

Void is an open source Cursor alternative. Full privacy. Fully-featured.

🚀 TrueForAll in C# 🚀

We often encounter scenarios where we need to check if all elements in a collection meet a specific...

Evolving Existing Code through TDD: A Password Case Study

In Week 4 of our Summer Craft Book, which Yann Courtel and I created, we focus on Test-Driven Development with the exercise below. The Initial Challenge In this exercise, our task was to create a program that validates a password following Test-Driven Devel…

The HTTP QUERY Method

This specification defines a new HTTP method, QUERY, as a safe, idempotent request method that can carry request content.

How I Lie to You

You may have noticed that I relay many stories about clients, and it’s amusing how many people react with what-looks-like earnest alarm upon encountering this.

Fine-tuning YOLO for Custom Object Detection

A step-by-step guide to fine-tuning YOLO for custom object detection, including data generation, labeling, and training on a MacBook.

Remote Book Scanning with 1DollarScan and Optimizing Scanned PDFs

Last month, I got interested in a textbook recommended by an online open course I happened to find. However, it’s quite old and not easily available for international shipping. Plus, since it’s a reader meant to be read non-sequentially and piecemeal, carrying…

Giving Opportunities to People Who Need Them

Blog post about giving opportunities to those who really need them is one of the best decisions you can make.

You have 10 seconds to nixify your .Net project

Figure 1: Don “The Gun” Syme, now officially part of the “Nix Gang”. While this is a click bait title (maybe I’ve also farmed some zoomer credits out the OC), I’m pretty sure that’s how Don Syme feels when looks at a Result type like Result<'T,string> in an F#…