Let’s look at some flawed assumptions. | Continue reading
by Derk van Veen & Dave Pitts, DBAs, Adyen | Continue reading
#tika #elasticsearch #s3 #mixedmedia | Continue reading
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about data in microservices. Not just any data, but their identifiers; and the many ways we use them to… | Continue reading
Microservices are very much in vogue for web software architecture. For most teams though, the monolith should remain the default choice. | Continue reading
Who needs skills to be an artist anyway? All you need is your browser and a prompt | Continue reading
Apple’s forgotten software gem was a last breath for democratized computing. Can it be revived? | Continue reading
Struggling with CSS is a common practice, here we explain how it works and common problems that can appear in your code. | Continue reading
Introducing the Alvin Airflow real-time integration | Continue reading
🚀 The Rise of the Virtual World 🌎 | Continue reading
Inaccurate labels are a silent tax on computer vision models | Continue reading
Compiling applications that depend on 3rd-party libraries with GraalVM Native Image just got easier! There is now a GitHub repository that… | Continue reading
Use Meadowrun to run text-to-image models without buying a $1,700 GPU | Continue reading
A discussion with Cheng Wang, inventor of PoLW and founder of Alephium | Continue reading
Seven Ways To Get Started | Continue reading
Dear kids interested in CS for your career, | Continue reading
At FINN, we grew from 0 to 20,000 car subscriptions, expanded to the US, all in just two years. Those statistics bring one word to mind… | Continue reading
John, my producer, rounded up a first rate crew and talented local actors for the video production the game would require. Given his… | Continue reading
Neural IR(Information Retrieval) is a sought out research topic in the IR research community. Since Google released BERT in 2018 it… | Continue reading
Findings from the Research repositories project | Continue reading
An excerpt from my forthcoming book, Adrift: America in 100 Charts | Continue reading
Plus a dose of optimism (with Space Bubbles!) and the reason entertainment is in a backslide. | Continue reading
A short while back, in my team Slack channel, I shared the following observation after writing some Elm: | Continue reading
After years of being an engineer, I've come to realize that development productivity is quite dependent on the code review process. | Continue reading
As a researcher, I need to read/skim tens of research papers every week. That’s ok, because I chose this job. But the Abstract sections often don’t give a complete view of the paper. I need to… | Continue reading
Start-up hiring problems of the hyper-growth stage and how engineering strategy and culture could help solve them | Continue reading
Boost your productivity with these open-source apps that you probably never heard of before! | Continue reading
This is the story of how we scaled Available Driver Service (ADS), to meet Gojek’s ever-increasing demand. | Continue reading
C# is thriving. So why are so many people ready to write it off? | Continue reading
A untested concept on how to categorize events so engineering teams gets alerted for the right reasons | Continue reading
Back in 2006, I built an open-source web app called Podcast Generator, which quickly became one of the most popular content management… | Continue reading
Deployed in a solar park! This is how I set up my Raspberry PI 4 Model B 4GB to be a truly decentralized Bitcoin full node. | Continue reading
The Sovereign Debt Vulnerability Ranking is a measure of a country’s default risk, based on four key metrics | Continue reading
Get the most out of your browsing experience by using a dedicated password manager like C2 Password to store your login details and other… | Continue reading
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Team-level coaching isn’t enough | Continue reading
Not just Spotify—this method works for any macOS app. | Continue reading
A reflection on the hidden role of religion in everything we doContinue reading on Jimmy’s Ten Cents » | Continue reading
Distributed systems have been growing rapidly to meet the demands of emerging applications such as business analytics, biomedical… | Continue reading
I am not a front-end engineer, and have rarely written Javascript/HTML/CSS codes in my developing experience. I think building a front end… | Continue reading
I’m going to make some claims about “deep tech” so let’s start off by acknowledging that term is fairly subjective. Here’s how we define it… | Continue reading
It may seem far-fetched, but we deleted almost 72% of the code from the PostgreSQL bitnami image on Docker Hub and it still does works. | Continue reading
GSoC’22 Update — Coding Phase 1Some time has passed since I wrote my last blog post. This is 4th week of GSoC period, and here’s my small update.Check out my previous post on Google Summer of Code with GNOME Foundation.Well GSoC’22 coding period actually started from 13th June, 2 … | Continue reading
Yes, you read that right. I deleted almost 80% of the code from the Redis bitnami container image on Docker Hub and it still does… | Continue reading
Setting your rate is more of an art than a science. There is not going to be a perfect formula. | Continue reading
Updates of the first two weeks of my GSoC Journey with GNOMETakeawaysCommunicate effectively and cohesively with mentorsPlan your time and set deadlines for yourselfAim for iteration, not perfectionA short project briefGNOME HIG CSS Library project aims to design, develop and pub … | Continue reading