Inflammation now predicts heart disease more strongly than cholesterol
The American College of Cardiology now recommends everybody measure their hs-CRP.
The Hidden Artist Deciding Which Indie Games Blow Up
Execute Steam Demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3829620/Execute/ An interview with the Steam cover artist helping indie devs blow up! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/u3443171 art by: Giovanni Fim https://www.artstation.com/ggtfim/albums/60967 ————…
Billions of triangles in minutes
Early this year, NVIDIA released their new raytracing technology, RTX Mega Geometry, alongside an impressive Zorah demo. This demo was distributed as a ~100 GB Unreal Engine scene - that can only be opened in a special branch of Unreal Engine, NvRTX. The demo …
Introducing Kagi News | Kagi Blog
*A comprehensive daily press review with global news.
Comprehension Debt: The Ticking Time Bomb of LLM-Generated Code
An effect that’s being more and more widely reported is the increase in time it’s taking developers to modify or fix code that was generated by Large Language Models. If you’ve wo…
Goodbye Disqus - Your injected ads are horrible
Disqus turned my clean blog into an ad-riddled mess. Here’s why I pulled the plug—for your privacy and reading sanity
Michigan family takes Jeep parent Stellantis to court over hybrid that allegedly shut off on I-75
A Monroe family is taking Stellantis to trial over a faulty Grand Cherokee 4xe, citing safety issues after the vehicle allegedly shut down in traffic.
Notes on Unreal Engine 5, Nanite
Nanite in UE5 is a virtualized geometry system that renders only visible detail, enabling film-quality assets with millions of polygons and minimal performance cost. It replaces normal maps, suppor...
Improved Map Generation | Civilization VII
Get developer insight into the new types of maps built into Update 1.2.5.
Governor Newsom signs SB 53, advancing California’s world-leading artificial intelligence industry | Governor of California
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100% All Achievements
Excel as a frontend - AlexandreHTRB blog
Exploring the idea of using Microsoft Excel and the frontend of a system.
90%
AI is writing 90% of the code I was in charge of
The Simple Habit That Saves My Evenings | alikhil | software engineering, kubernetes & self-hosting
As a software engineer, I often work on big tasks that require hours of continuous and focused work. However, we have plenty of meetings, colleagues asking us something in Slack, and lunch breaks. Add a colleague who comes to you and calls you for a cup of cof…
In the economy of user effort, be a bargain, not a scam • Lea Verou
Treat user effort as a currency. To create a product users love, design the tradeoff curve of use case complexity to user effort with the same care you design your pricing scheme.
Shipping Calendearing
Written pieces, talks, and other bits by Zach Holman.
How I Block All 26 Million Of Your Curl Requests
A journey in packet filtering
I'll quit my job and buy a farm - Alin Panaitiu
You've heard the words in that title before. You've probably said them yourself, when your day to day job became so absurd that you couldn’t even tell what it is that you do there. Details shift; maybe you wanted to open a bar and talk to people face to face, …
Apply the Trie: Word Search — Monday Morning Haskell
Today will be a nice culmination of some of the work we’ve been doing with data structures and algorithms. In the past few weeks we’ve covered graph algorithms, particularly Depth First Search. And last week, we implemented the Trie data structure from scratch…
Bytecron Labs - Tech, Code & Innovation
Bytecron Labs is your go-to publication for thoughtful tech posts, coding tutorials, developer tools, and more.
Lessons Learned from Vibe-Coding a Configuration Parser
A description of how I vibe-coded something important and got fantastic results.
Stefan Abi-Karam
Personal webiste for Stefan Abi-Karam.
Mike Kohn!
Mike Kohn's music, software, and electronics projects.
Low Code vs. High Code
It's extremely annoying to ever use a low code platform. I've never found any joy in it and it's always just trying to learn the ropes to do something yo...
Abandon all keyboards
And bleurgh to all things.
Getting The Best Bang For Your Buck For Your Blogging Infra | Bozhidar Hristov
How I've set up multiple services for my blog, for a fraction of the cost
The Barefoot Engineer | Nemanja Milicevic
A personal blog about technology, leadership, growth, and lessons from ambitious projects
Consistent hashing - Eli Bendersky's website
This post is an introduction to consistent hashing, an algorithm for designing a hash table such that only a small portion of keys has to be recomputed when the table's size changes.
When ETL Turns into a Land Grab - Tower
Hassle-free Platform for Data Scientists and Engineers, offering open data storage and compute for Pythonic Pipelines, Apps, and AI inference.
cleaning house in nx monorepo, how i removed 120 unused deps safely
Real cleanup in a big Nx monorepo. I used Knip to flag unused deps, verified removals, handled false positives, and shaved about a minute off yarn install with lower CVE risk.
Ansible meets UV – Camilo MATAJIRA
Ansible is still the most powerful Configuration Management tool in 2025. It’s used mainly to configure and manage bare-metal servers and virtual machines.But can also be used to for network automation, cloud resource provisioning, CICD pipelines, etc.
I found my grail keyboard.
I recently bought a Kenesis mWave keyboard and it might be my favorite keyboard yet.
Understanding, not slop, is what’s interesting about LLMs - blakewatson.com
LLMs don't actually understand us. But, maybe a facsimile of understanding is good enough to make computers easier for everyone.
Throwing darts in latent space
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We'll Never Have Flying Cars – Mert Bulan
A look at why flying cars are unlikely to become a reality.