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Daniel Mangum · Posts
Daniel Mangum's personal website.
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The Most Important Skill in Startup Engineering Leadership
I have been very fortunate to have both worked alongside some incredible engineering leaders, as well as lead engineering teams myself. These experiences have primarily been in the context of startups that are growing rapidly …
David Smith, Independent iOS Developer
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Super-Resolution iPhone Panoramas for Vision Pro
So far the most compelling experiences I’ve had while wearing an Apple Vision Pro have leaned heavily into the immersive abilities of the device. The Immersive Videos are fantastic, but where things really get interesting …
Dhole Moments - Blog
Writings about information security, cryptography, software, and humanity, from a member of the furry fandom with a dhole fursona.
By Soatok.
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The Tech Industry Doesn’t Understand Consent
Thanks to Samantha Cole at 404 Media, we are now aware that Automattic plans to sell user data from Tumblr and WordPress.com (which is the host for my blog) for “AI” products. In response to …
DJ Adams
I've been hacking on SAP enterprise software for more than three decades, and am still enjoying it.
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Test drive Joule's generative AI features in SAP Build Code now!
TL;DR - SAP Build Code is GA, and for a limited time (1 month, starting now) you can test drive the generative AI features of Joule in SAP Build Code. Introduction This week, SAP Build …
Drew DeVault's blog
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Why Prusa is floundering, and how you can avoid their fate
Prusa is a 3D printer manufacturer which has a long history of being admired by the 3D printing community for high quality, open source printers. They have been struggling as of late, and came under …
Ectobit
The Missing Bit. Software Engineering Blog.
By Boban Acimovic.
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Updated 8 months ago
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By Edd Sowden.
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Deleting my tweets
Over the past couple of years I’ve slowly stopped using twitter. Initially I was just tweeting less, while still reading lots of it. Then as they slowly broke Tweetbot by removing APIs I slowly just …
Erik Bernhardsson
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Simple sabotage for software
CIA produced a fantastic book during the peak of World War 2 called Simple Sabotage. It laid out various ways for infiltrators to ruin productivity of a company. Some of the advice is timeless, for …
erock's blog
Technical writings by Eric Bower.
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barrel
I think about the first xkcd post every once in awhile. There is something about it that resonates with me. My wife tells me I tend to go with the flow, feels about right. I …
Essays by Suhas Guruprasad
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Ideology as a service, subscribe now
⚠️ Disclaimer: This article is written with the help of a Large Language Model (LLM). This is a take. I’m selling you a take. Would you buy my take? Ideology as a service probably always …
Evert's Dugout
I'm a programmer. I'm mostly focused on building API's, HTTP-related applications and improving development processes.
By Evert Pot.
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OAuth2 client updates
I just released v2.3.0 of @badgateway/oauth2-client, which I wrote because there weren’t any lean, 0-dependency oauth2 clients with modern features such as PKCE. This new version includes support for: Resource Indicators for OAuth 2.0 (RFC8707). …
Fabien Sanglard's Website
This is my personal website, you can find here most of the code and ideas I came up with during my extra-professional time.
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fasterthanli.me
amos loves to tinker.
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Face cams: the missing guide
I try to avoid doing "meta" / "behind the scenes" stuff, because I usually feel like it has to be "earned". How many YouTube channels are channels about making YouTube videos? Too many.
GeePawHill.org – Weekly Posts
Helping Geeks Produce for Over 40 Years. My mission is to help people learn how to embrace change and harvest its value.
By GeePaw Hill.
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Optimize for Our Humans
Leading Technical Change is a small, live, remote seminar aimed squarely at a single topic: Real Change in the Real World. A new cohort is open now: March 11,12,14, & 15, 10am to noon Eastern …
Hillel Wayne
This blog is a mix of deep dives into formal methods for businesses and programming topics I find interesting.
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Comment Section: The Hunt For The Missing Data Type
I got a lot of responses to The Hunt For the Missing Data Type. I’ve included some of the most interesting ones below. Response Blogs The “missing” graph datatype already exists. It was invented in …
Hugo Landau
“an online dustbin where you leave your collected written thoughts” — someone describing this website.
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[Computing] The Bootstrapping Exam: Escaping from “Trusting Trust”
The following is an “exam”. To my knowledge, nobody has ever passed it, as it is an extremely difficult challenge. But I am firmly convinced it is possible, and it makes for an interesting discussion.
Ian Bicking: a blog
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World Building With GPT
I’ve been doing lots of experiments with GPT, though I’ve only written about one until now… the more serious something is the harder it is to call it finished or identify the outcomes. Here I’ll …
By Ian Bicking, 4,659 words
Ideas.Offby1
a code maker and opinion haver with GitHub.
By Chris Rose.
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Serve an S3 bucket over tailscale
I found myself wanting to host a private website that I could reliably update, but only serve it to users on my tailnet. I didn't find anything obvious that could do the job, but I …
iliana.fyi
By iliana etaoin.
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How I forked SteamOS for my living room PC
SteamOS 3 (“Holo”) is the Arch-based Linux distribution built for the Steam Deck, Valve Software’s portable PC gaming device. It’s a very interesting Linux distribution even when you only focus on how it updates itself: …
By iliana etaoin, 3,324 words
inessential: weblog
By Brent Simmons.
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Reruns
It’s not a bug in your RSS reader if recent articles in this feed all suddenly appeared as unread. You may even have seeming duplicates. Sorry about that! It’s due to my changing settings in …