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How to Save the Princess in 8 Programming Languages [Comic]
You need to rescue the princess with code–but sometimes your code doesn’t work and the princess is a dragon and you’re a fish. Welcome to programming!
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The war of the workstations
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r/Futurology - Voice Assisted Driving
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Security at Startup
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BASIC Memories
On chains and complex systems
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Introducing Single-Source Software
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Why should I use Go over Rust, Java, or Python?
Go is an 80%-language. That's why.
What is organicfruitapps.com?
I was fighting with a home automation this morning and it required me to ping a few high-traffic websites and I got curious looking at the headers that Apple returns:
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Blogging is where it's at, again
Chris McLeod is a software developer with over 20 years of experience. Sometimes he writes about it.
Year-in-Review: 2023 Was a Turning Point for Microservices
Long considered the de facto approach to application architecture for cloud native services, microservices is starting to be refactored by cloud giants such as Amazon and Google.
How to Write Great Tech Specs
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Why did IBM's OS/2 project lose to Microsoft, given that IBM had much more resources than Microsoft at that time?
Answer by Dave Whittle, former OS/2 Evangelist, Founder of Team OS/2 (1992-1996)
Alternate Futures for “Web Components”
Stop trying to make customElement happen. Do this instead.
cargo-generate: The Consultant's Secret Superpower
Lessons and guidelines from Rust, Ruby, and Python project generators.
What are anti-patterns? — Elixir v1.16.0
Attention on Existential Risk from AI Likely Hasn't Distracted from Current Harms from AI
Texts on this and that.
The 2023 Stratechery Year in Review
The most popular and most important posts on Stratechery in 2023.
Negotiable Abstractions
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Artificial intelligence is a liability
Automating people out of business processes will not go well at all, mark our words
Role Of Algorithms
This is lobste.rs comment as an article, so expect even more abysmal editing than usual.
AI proxy middlewares are a hack
The current architecture for monitoring, model routing and prompt management is not enough.
Authentication and Authorization in Applications | Permit
Everything you need to know on the principles of authentication and authorization in applications. Including a comparison table and real-world use cases.
TSIDs strike the perfect balance between integers and UUIDs for most databases – Foxhound Systems
A look at why TSIDs why the best of both worlds when it comes to database keys.
MOPping it up | Lukas Atkinson
Staging environments are costly. Bugs in production are costlier.
If you think that a staging environment does not bring the value for the cost you might have just worked with a bad staging environment.
New Episode of Stuck@Om: The Reality of Self-Driving Dreams
Photo via Unsplash When we look back at 2023, we quickly realize that this was the year when the hype and reality of self-driving cars collided head-on. This pivotal year marked the convergence of …
End-user experience – The only network metric that matters?
The traditional approach to network performance – and issue resolution – is being turned on its head. End-user experience scoring takes an outside-in approach that redefines performance around the experience of its users.