Artifacts - The MMORPG game for code lovers
Artifacts is a Sandbox MMORPG game where you can use any programming language to control your characters with our API.
Mads K. on Visual Studio
Mads Kristensen discusses Visual Studio extensions, and the use of CoPilot to get the most out of Visual Studio programming.
asm-lessons/lesson_01/index.md at main · FFmpeg/asm-lessons
FFMPEG Assembly Language Lessons. Contribute to FFmpeg/asm-lessons development by creating an account on GitHub.
Live Coding with GitHub Copilot Agent Mode, Next Edit Suggestions, and GPT-4o Copilot
There is a crazy amount of new features in GitHub Copilot that we need to explore and build out our coffee consumption app with! Let's do it! Code: https://github.com/jamesmontemagno/app-coffeetracker Agent Mode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUK7MRzoTDc N…
Terraform Power Moves: Unlocking Advanced Features for Smarter Infrastructure - Chris Woody Woodruff
So, you’ve mastered Terraform basics, spun up some resources, and maybe even dabbled with modules. But what if I told you Terraform can do even more? In this post, we’re going to explore Advanced Terraform Features that will make your infrastructure smarter, m…
10 Years Of Experience vs 10 Years Of The SAME Experience - Dev Leader Weekly 84
Welcome to another issue of Dev Leader Weekly! In this issue, I discuss what it means to have 10 years of experience vs the same 10 years of experience!
Overview - Neut Programming Language
A functional programming language with static memory management.
Weekly Recap - 2025-02-21
Check out this week from Dev Leader! Here's a list including articles and videos on software engineering, career development, and programming in C#!
10 Years Of Experience vs 10 Years Of The SAME Experience - Engineering Manager AMA
10 years is a LONG time to invest in anything -- so how should we think about this when it comes to our careers? What's the difference between 10 years of experience vs 10 years of the SAME experience? As with all livestreams, I'm looking forward to answeri…
software that sucks less | suckless.org software that sucks less
Home of dwm, dmenu and other quality software with a focus on simplicity, clarity, and frugality.
Richard Feynman’s blackboard at time of his death
These digitized collections are accessible for purposes of education and research. Due to the nature of archival collections, archivists at the Caltech Archives and Special Collections are not always able to identify copyright and rights of privacy, publicity,…
Why Ruby on Rails still matters
An old tool endures in a Next.js world
Why we ditched Next.js and never looked back | Blog — Northflank
When we started running into issues with Next.js, we did what any sane team would do: we tried to fix them. Then we tried again. Then we realized the problem was Next.js itself. So we pulled the plug.
Product requirements for a "fund your dependency tree" service · Jamie Tanna | Software Engineer
Thinking about what functionality I would want as a funder, or a fundee, for a "fund your dependency tree" service.
o3-mini is insane at simulating computations - Emsi's feed
OK, this is wild. I just saw o3-mini (regular) to precisely simulate (calculate?) output of quite complicated computations. Well, at least for a human… and no, it didn’t use code…
I'm running for the OSI board... maybe
The Open Source Initiative has two classes of board seats: Affiliate seats, and Individual Member seats. In the upcoming election, each aff...
who will like this book? — yrsd|nydu
who will like this book?
Be Curious, Always
A reflection on my journey of rediscovering curiosity—how I lost it, found it again, and embraced it as my guiding affirmation. Written as my entry for February's IndieWeb Carnival.
So you want to start a UK company
Managing business, especially as a solopreneur can be stressful. It should not be this way. Read this article to understand what to expect when registering your company in the UK.
Yocto, RockPi and SBOMs: Building Modern Embedded Linux Images
Insights on DevSecOps, cloud architecture, and building secure, scalable systems. Sharing practical experience from running tech companies and implementing software supply chain security at scale.
Using LLMs effectively isn't about prompting
It's about building a sense of what LLMs do well
While Postgres Redlined, Robinhood Sharded to Scale
The alarm went off at 6:20am. I rolled out of bed, opened my laptop, and pulled up Grafana. Equity markets open at 6:30 and I hoped last night’s fixes would hold. I watched request and order counts, comparing them to a week ago when things ran fine. Slack was …
Work on cooking a recipe in Larder
Today I decided to do some work on cooking a recipe in Larder, which in the controller-service-repository architecture involved rewriting a method CookRecipe...
Why are big tech companies so slow?
It's not incompetence or process, it's thousands of feature interactions