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Let’s take a closer look at Microsoft’s failed attempt at building a “hip” new phone line for teens. | Continue reading
Hi, thanks for being here. I suppose that if you are reading this article, you might have already heard about GPT-3, the powerful AI… | Continue reading
I think the average person knows that programming isn’t quite the same as it is in the movies. But, sometimes, it is. | Continue reading
Why we should all build one | Continue reading
Here are some of my top picks of “Advice for Young People” that are great for both young and old from the Lex Fridman Podcast. | Continue reading
It helped me understand my customers and revolutionize my firm | Continue reading
As it turns out Qualcomm makes first party smartphones, but will not let you buy them. | Continue reading
Find out how Bun fares when compared to Rust for simple hello world HTTP server | Continue reading
So, what’s Apple’s smoothest pleasure phrase this season? | Continue reading
To be an effective leader, you must distinguish the longer term important things and filter out the high frequency unimportant things. | Continue reading
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I have written a few posts where I make the point that most of the important knowledge that is needed to build intelligent agents is not… | Continue reading
Having a stable feed experience is essential for a social startup. If your users are disappointed with bugs and sluggishness, they stop… | Continue reading
In this post, we’re going to exemplify the everyday life of a Nomad member. A Nomad may use the network to participate in the internal… | Continue reading
Every Ukrainian has their own story of how they met the full-scale war and how it changed them. As for me, on February 23 at 4 pm I was at… | Continue reading
Bringing your entire engineering team together for an all-hands meeting may be the most expensive meeting your organization has. This is… | Continue reading
In Haraj we decided to use Go as our primary language to build backend services since ~2 years ago. | Continue reading
Since the time of Galileo, Saturn’s rings have remained an unexplained mystery. A new idea may have finally solved the longstanding puzzle. | Continue reading
When we run Spark Jobs on Amazon EMR, steps may fail for many reasons, resulting in the job not running at all. The workflow will be… | Continue reading
People-centric, Worker-centric, Human-centric, Software Operations, HumanOps | Continue reading
Let’s have a look at the option to play around with the circuit breaker pattern locally with the Istio service mesh and kind created… | Continue reading
The principle of least awareness. Why systems should only have awareness of lower order dependencies and never of higher order dependents. | Continue reading
The era of static provisioning is over, let’s find out which engineering practices BlaBlaCar implemented to build an elastic platform. | Continue reading
We live in a data world that wants to move fast. | Continue reading
It took me almost seven months to realize that the designers had gamified feudalism. We are literally serfs helping to mine the quarries… | Continue reading
I explain the change in name and speculate why I was so book heavy this week | Continue reading
By Michael Yuan, Founder of WasmEdge Runtime | Continue reading
A cautionary tale to show that processes exist to protect us from ourselves and our undying stupidity | Continue reading
Build with Axial: https://axial22.axialvc.com/ | Continue reading
A step in our journey to improve Python typing in our code base, helping our developers along the way to read and write type safe code | Continue reading
In the last post, we presented Nomad DAO — a decentralized freelance network owned and controlled by its members. This post will explain… | Continue reading
Yes, it matters :) | Continue reading
When looking at the evolution of blockchain technology, we can recognize a strong trend of new L1s that focus on parallel execution. The… | Continue reading
Learn why and how the Aurae Runtime project aims to replace parts of Kubernetes and Systemd. | Continue reading
Build with Axial: https://axial22.axialvc.com/ | Continue reading
Don’t just choose any action, shape it to be beneficial in multiple, unrelated ways. | Continue reading
For the third time in three years, a few ultra-Orthodox Jews who refuse to accept public-health norms have played a role in introducing a… | Continue reading
We’ve moved from an oil economy to an attention economy. | Continue reading
Plus a conversation with Jack Johnson and the world’s most satisfying checkbox | Continue reading
I once ran a 4:35 mile. Now I’ve got a dad bod. Here’s how I’m finding my way back to health.Continue reading on Jimmy on Learning » | Continue reading
My 12+ weeks in the Google Summer of Code program have finally come to an end. It’s incredible how quickly time passes and how things develop. It has been a great journey and I have learned a great deal about software web development and design from exploring the project.GSoC is … | Continue reading
Plus the Belarusian fighters defecting to Ukraine and the danger of bulldozers | Continue reading
A more honest name for a holiday describing who/what we value would be “Capital” Day. | Continue reading
Why Swift was too ambitious too early, and how this is impacting its future | Continue reading
A detailed ‘cheat sheet’ and some keywords for improving image output by using better prompts | Continue reading
Can AI create 3D models? | Continue reading