Open-source is where dreams go to die
Work for free and in return watch your passion get crushed by entitled users who are never satisfied
.NET 10 Preview 1.0: Numeric Ordering for String Comparison
.NET, ASP.NET Core, Visual Studio, Azure, Jaliya Udagedara
.NET 🚀 💥 - The terminal that changes everything
In this video we will discuss the Warp terminal and how it accelerate our development. Support me on Patreon to access the source code: https://www.patreon.com/mohamadlawand Let us connect: 🌍 My website - https://mohamadlawand.com 📸 Instagram - https://…
The FFT Strikes Back: An Efficient Alternative to Self-Attention
Conventional self-attention mechanisms incur quadratic complexity, limiting their scalability on long sequences. We introduce FFTNet, an adaptive spectral filtering framework that leverages the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) to achieve global token mixing in $\m…
Terraform + Azure DevOps: Automate Your Cloud Deployments the Smart Way - Chris Woody Woodruff
Manually deploying infrastructure is so last decade. If you’re still running terraform apply on your local machine, it’s time to step up your game with Azure DevOps Pipelines!
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Does This Developer Intern Resume Stand A Chance?!
So you're a software developer student trying to land an internship position? What the heck should you be putting on your resume?! Let's review this resume that was submitted! ---- Want a chance to have your resume reviewed? Submit it to resumes [at] devlead…
The NEW Windows Shell: Warp - Explained by a Retired Windows Developer
Dave takes you on a tour of Warp ( https://warp.dev/daves-garage ) , the new terminal shell for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Free Sample of my Book on the Spectrum: https://amzn.to/3zBinWM Get Warp: https://warp.dev/daves-garage Secrets of the Autistic Million…
Fanny-Theme/fanny-theme-support
Material Theme, the most epic theme for Visual Studio Code - Fanny-Theme/fanny-theme-support
GitHub - todo-make-username/cafe_maria: A text-based restaurant sim game played entirely within a MariaDB instance.
A text-based restaurant sim game played entirely within a MariaDB instance. - todo-make-username/cafe_maria
What's new in .NET Aspire 9.1 - .NET Aspire
Learn what's new in the official general availability release of .NET Aspire 9.1.
GitHub - deepseek-ai/DeepGEMM: DeepGEMM: clean and efficient FP8 GEMM kernels with fine-grained scaling
DeepGEMM: clean and efficient FP8 GEMM kernels with fine-grained scaling - deepseek-ai/DeepGEMM
Building Cross Platform Applications using Hot Design and Codespaces with Uno Platform and No IDE - Nick's .NET Travels
Ok, so the title is a bit of a mouthful but here’s the scenario – you want to quickly spin up an application but you don’t want to mess around downloading and installing any of the usual development tools required to build an Uno Platform application. In this …
Alex P - Software Engineering
Vibe coding (or vibeware) is making rounds on X now. To the best of my knowledge Andrej Karpathy started the “meme” in this X entry. I find it well written and hilarious and it seems to have taken off.
How I fixed my skill issue with Cursor
I had trouble being productive in Cursor until I focused on setting the LLM up for success.
Being explicit about expectations isn't micromanagement - Michael Bensoussan – Engineering & Leadership
Goals without explicit expectations are just wishes. I learned that being clear about what you need from senior engineers isn’t micromanagement — it’s good leadership. Because when everyone knows what good looks like, they can focus on delivering instead of mi…
Fire and Advance - kupajo
Move fast, gain ground. Rapid execution and building momentum can propel projects forward.
Arithmetic Models: Better Than You Think
LessWrong user dynomight explains how arithmetic is an underrated world-modeling technology and uses dimensional algebra as the motivating case. I agree dimensional algebra is fantastic, but there’s an even better motivating example for arithmetic in world-mod…
Engineering Manager Interview Preparation
Guide for engineering manager interviews covering technical, leadership, and culture rounds, with tips for success and common pitfalls to avoid.
PostgreSQL Sequence Cache — Villim
The online writing of Villim Wong
HN Distilled: Building Reliable 'Similar Topics' Without Embeddings
I have a hobby project called , where I needed to add a "Similar Topics" section at the bottom of each post summary. I implemented it by using a bit of Pytho...
The Efficiency of Vim | bencornia.com
I learned to touch type in fifth grade. We would shuffle into the computer lab and open up Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing1. I peaked at about 80 wpm. Today, I type somewhere between 60-70 wpm. If I am writing code then that drops to 40-50 wpm. It bothers me that …
Giving Up a $250,000 Salary to Retire Early Is Hard | White Coat Investor
We make a large salary, and we're retiring in our 40s later this year. Here are my biggest fears and most rational thoughts about it.
Surveillance just got a lot creepier
I read a recent Google blog. Updating our platform policies to reflect innovations in the ads ecosystem. I have absolutely no idea wha...
There Isn’t Much Point to HTTP/2 Past The Load Balancer
I want to write a post about Pitchfork, explaining where it comes from, why it is like it is, and how I see its future. But before I can get to that, I think I need to share my mental model on a few things, in this case, HTTP/2.
Using State Machines to Orchestrate Multi-Agent Systems
Since I last wrote a few thoughts down on agents (here and here) the buzz around them has only increased. It seems like everyone is now talking about agentic systems, and in particular multi-agent systems.
Canadian VPS Review : Luke Cyca Dot Calm
In February 2025 it's high time that I take another look at Canadian VPS providers
Tiny Logger: write calmly
A minimal blogging platform that helps you focus and build a writing habit.
Technical Chops by Simon Minton - The Models Don't Matter Anymore
Frontier releases keep coming, but for businesses, focusing on flexible infrastructure pays bigger dividends than chasing the latest and greatest.
Gleam, coming from Erlang
I recently took some time to try Gleam, the type-safe language that runs on the Erlang virtual machine. For a couple of weeks, I used it to build a little feed aggregator. These are my notes.
How I know I'm working with a strong engineer
Two thoughts that I have