In a trip down memory lane, I recall my experience with QEMU, and how the project changed completely to accommodate a new industry trend… | Continue reading
Fast charging and a bigger battery is good, for the user and the manufactures who try to hype up even 100 watts of charging for a damn… | Continue reading
In the milieu of the Cold War, a roadside accident three generations ago led to Sputnik 1, and the beginning of a new era: the Space Age. | Continue reading
We are going to take a look at the binary compatibility and API evolution while maintaining it, using the Kiwisolver Python package. | Continue reading
It takes so damn long to figure all this stuff out | Continue reading
Introduction And Context | Continue reading
At some moment, I worked with a team in one of my previous companies. First of all, it was hard to get anything out of them (they were… | Continue reading
Exploring how we can enable independent release flow in the modern web application | Continue reading
Magma project was initially started by Facebook (under TIP) but is now under the Linux Foundation umbrella and is unarguably one of my… | Continue reading
In order to get the most of the logs, we will try to detail their optimal format and structure while keeping humans and machines in mind. | Continue reading
#NoEstimates and Scrum | Continue reading
In this article, you’ll learn about the famous N+1 query that everybody is talking about, and how to fix and prevent them. | Continue reading
This is another blog entry about regions. As I mentioned in my last blog entry, regions on their own will naturally give us some perf… | Continue reading
When the above chart was shown last Monday at the San Francisco Bitcoin Developers’ monthly meetup, the room broke out into spontaneous… | Continue reading
I, Martin Luiga, a founding member and Secretary of the ZA/UM cultural association, as well as the assembler of most of the core team, am… | Continue reading
And why the future of New Space depends on getting a “Grain Silo” in Boca Chica to fly. | Continue reading
Every company today most likely has vendors in their technology landscape. There are ways and parameters that technology teams use to… | Continue reading
Plus, Ray Dalio on inflation and Daring Fireball on the new iPhone | Continue reading
AI is on a roll, it has surpassed the very best humans at games: chess, go, poker. It can author news stories on sports, business, and… | Continue reading
Your mouth is full of bacteria, both good and bad. The bacteria in your mouth provide protection against harmful microorganisms that can… | Continue reading
And I revealed his true color. | Continue reading
I recently discovered PG&E will let you sign up for electricity online without providing your SSN. Their website offered an option for… | Continue reading
My new book, Adrift: America in 100 Charts, is now out. It’s the story of America told through … charts. You can buy it here. | Continue reading
Exercising Tidy Data concepts and practices using Java on Google Colab (Jupyter) | Continue reading
Github repo with my dotfiles. | Continue reading
A Memoir of Remote Work During COVID-19 | Continue reading
It’s been a while and I’ve been quietly working on several important updates to Cloudrun’s internals. No UI changes or new features this… | Continue reading
bash: ip: command not foundbash: ifconfig: command not found | Continue reading
By Trisha Datta and Dan Boneh | Continue reading
Step-by-step guide to easily build professional looking digital menus. | Continue reading
“Zoom Out” is such a necessity for all creative apps that it rarely even appears on the list of features — yet IDEs have nothing of the… | Continue reading
Google stadia is due for release soon and having been a gamer for 20 years I was really interested in it. But the more I read about Stadia… | Continue reading
In this article I’m going to describe several more advanced copula functions (compared to the ones described in the previous part). I will… | Continue reading
Skiff is privacy-first, end-to-end encrypted email powered by your wallet. Skiff is a completely new take on the consumer application stack… | Continue reading
Some movies have the same function as comfort food, we’ve seen them a thousand times and we will see them a thousand times more, they are… | Continue reading
A different perspective on the tokenomics of Proof of Stake | Continue reading
Find out how Bun/express compares with Python/FastAPI for a simple hello world use case | Continue reading
At Picsart, we’re on a mission to empower creativity everywhere. And we often think of achieving this through two paths: 1) our advanced… | Continue reading
In October 2020, we published a blogpost on why we decided to use AWS as a hosting provider. | Continue reading
Every week, almost without fail, I come across one thing that confuses, entertains, or most commonly infuriates me. I’ve decided to keep a… | Continue reading
Software engineering teams can be complicated, and finding a solid approach to structure them for success is not easy. Some answers are… | Continue reading
TL;DR Recently we’ve launched an offline maps application for Apple Watch. This project has taken more than two years and the full… | Continue reading
tl;dr: In this post we describe a mechanism that can be used to prevent spam in anonymous environments. We provide a technical overview… | Continue reading
“Table of Contents” is published by The Pragmatic Programmers in The Pragmatic Programmers. | Continue reading
Yes, NASA’s Perseverance rover found organics on Mars. So did Curiosity. Unfortunately, that doesn’t mean anything in the search for life. | Continue reading
One of my co-workers (Michael Mileusnich) introduced a new practice in our company. It’s simple, but I completely love it. | Continue reading
By Luca del Pero and Ro Gupta | Continue reading