98% 0009 PID 1 Bash script for Docker containers explained line by line You wake up one morning, feeling bit spicy, daring to break rules, but you aren't the bravest one in town, so you choose something easy: "Let's break that rule about only running one process in a container".
97% Please do not write below this line I have been vexed for some time by the request at the bottom of each letter that I am not to write below the line.
65% Machine Failing: How Systems Acquisition and Software Development Flaws Contribute to Military Accidents - Texas National Security Review How does software contribute to military accidents? The stakes are high. During the Cold War, computerized early warning systems produced “near-miss” nuclear crises. In the future, military AI applications could fail with devastating consequences. To illu...
98% Immersive Video Production Tips – Mike Swanson's Blog Have you ever wondered if what you see in “real life” truly represents the reality of our physical universe? We’ve grown so accustomed to certain aspects of our perception that any deviation would immediately signal that something is off. Think about the ...
90% Empathy on entrance price: Bridge.xyz and Astranis As an entrepreneur, I think higher valuations are usually better. Or perhaps I should say lower dilution is better. But I have learned my lesson on this a little bit. In my first startup, Standard...
98% Hide another detail It's been 5 years since I talked about showing/hiding Emacs dired details in style, a short post showcasing hide-details-mode (built-in) and diredfl (third-party).
99% Building something for someone you love Kelvin's personal website interest sharing projects around programming, language learning, and productivity.
99% How to Activate the Value Flywheel Effect with Your Data In today’s hyper-competitive world, businesses no longer rely solely on gut decisions or intuition; they depend on data-driven insights to stay agile and make fast, smart decisions. However, data alone isn’t the answer; it’s the enabler to create momentum...
95% Agility - The Edge Startups Have Engineering agility is the most underrated advantage that startups have.
98% Jujutsu in practice Jujutsu is a version control system, an alternative to Git. This blog post is not a tutorial, but practical examples of how I use it.
89% From opera to tech Reflections on my journey from a classical music background to a career in big tech
94% My Freedom of Speech WP Engine has filed hundreds pages of legal documents seeking an injunction against me and Automattic. They say this is about community or some nonsense, but if you look at the core, what theyR…
99% Design as Code: A Frictionless Low-Level Design Pipeline A frictionless low-level design process that integrates with your dev cycle and puts design artifacts at a peer level with the rest of your codebase.
76% a short rant on culture – Daniel Frank One comment that frustrates me, which I’ve been hearing a lot lately since I moved from Canada to the US this month, is the claim that there’s no such thing as Canadian culture.
98% Are LLMs Any Good at Ranking People? – Wilsons Blog When the AI hype was reaching it’s peak I felt quite often challenged to justify my reasoning for thinking it was cool. Suddenly something I had been following for a few years and would annoy people about over drinks was now me buying into the hype. This ...
85% How I Got a Digital Nomad Visa for Japan Curious about living in Japan? Learn from Christian, one of the first digital nomad visa holders, as he shares his experience and tips for obtaining the visa.
99% Running & Securing Servers: A Concise Guide It might be pretty out-of-vogue to host your own servers in 2024, but I still do it and I quite like it. There's a lot of great benefits to building software on basic infrastructure and I always find myself appreciating the flexibility that simple VPS hos...