Blogs about Development
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Daniel Mangum · Posts
Daniel Mangum's personal website.
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Founder Mode for Non-Founders Paul Graham’s Founder Mode essay, based on a recent talk from AirBnB founder Brian Chesky, has been getting quite a lot of attention over the past few days. It has prompted many a quote tweet, …
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David Smith, Independent iOS Developer
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Relay 10: Built to Endure This past weekend I was fortunate to be a participant in the “Relay FM 10th Anniversary Extravaganza”, a live show in London celebrating Relay’s decade of podcasting. Relay is the home of Under the Radar. …
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Dhole Moments - Blog
Writings about information security, cryptography, software, and humanity, from a member of the furry fandom with a dhole fursona.
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Introducing Alacrity to Federated Cryptography There are two mental models for designing a cryptosystem that offers end-to-end encryption to all of its users. The first is the Signal model. Predicated on Moxie’s notion that the ecosystem is moving, Signal (and …
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DJ Adams
I've been hacking on SAP enterprise software for more than three decades, and am still enjoying it.
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Setting up a cache server for apt packages Some notes on setting up an apt-cacher-ng based cache server for Debian apt packages in my home operations ("homeops") context, including a section on using SSL/TLS origin servers. Background Living on and working primarily from …
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Rust for Linux revisited Ugh. Drew’s blogging about Rust again. – You I promise to be nice. Two years ago, seeing the Rust-for-Linux project starting to get the ball rolling, I wrote “Does Rust belong in the Linux kernel?”, …
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Ectobit
The Missing Bit. Software Engineering Blog.
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What's new in pgx v5: CollectRows, RowToStructByName, CollectOneRow, RowToStructByPos and ForEachRow Learn how to use CollectRows, RowToStructByName, CollectOneRow, RowToStructByPos and ForEachRow
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edds
By Edd Sowden. 🇬🇧 More infoUpdated
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 …
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Erik Bernhardsson
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Predicting solar eclipses with Python As I am en route to see my first total solar eclipse, I was curious how hard it would be to compute eclipses in Python. It turns out, ignoring some minor coordinate system head-banging, I …
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erock's blog
Technical writings by Eric Bower.
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Why structured concurrency? With brevity, my operational view on structured concurrency is the management of a tree structure of tasks. It doesn't matter what color the function is, this task tree can be fully controlled by a parent, …
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Essays by Suhas Guruprasad
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Great Engineering Managers This is my curated list of qualities that great engineering managers exhibit. I’ll try to keep this list updated as I learn more about great engineering managers. Direction, protection and order: A great leader shows …
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Evert's Dugout
I'm a programmer. I'm mostly focused on building API's, HTTP-related applications and improving development processes.
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Creating a fake download counter with Web Components Over the years I’ve written several open source libraries. They’re mostly unglamorous and utilitarian, but a bunch of them obtained got a decent download count, so I thought it would be fun to try and …
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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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State of the fasterthanlime 2024 It's time for some personal and professional news!TL;DR: I started a podcast with James, I'm stable on antidepressants, I'm giving a P99 CONF about my Rust/io_uring/HTTP work, I'm trying on "they/them" as pronouns, I'm open-sourcing …
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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.
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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 …
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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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Toolbox languages A toolbox language is a programming language that’s good at solving problems without requiring third party packages. My default toolbox languages are Python and shell scripts, which you probably already know about. Here are some …
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Hugo Landau
“an online dustbin where you leave your collected written thoughts” — someone describing this website.
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[Hμblog] Hire me Hire meLooking for a new role. Expertise in cryptography, security, networking, reversing. Dev, ops, security. Amongst other things I've authored a QUIC implementation, a Let's Encrypt client and an RFC. I gave a talk about …
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Ian Bicking: a blog
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AI AITA I’m pretty sure reading /r/AmItheAsshole is harmful to my psyche, and yet… … and yet why shouldn’t I be able to participate in this collectively harmful behavior? I don’t have good enough stories so I …
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Ideas.Offby1
a code maker and opinion haver with GitHub.
By Chris Rose. 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
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 …
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iliana.fyi
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The most valuable part of Living Computers can’t be sold at auction Kurt Schlosser, GeekWire: Living Computers Museum + Labs, the Seattle institution created by the late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen as a hands-on showcase for rare computing technology and interactive displays, will not reopen, more than …
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inessential: weblog
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NetNewsWire and Conditional GET Issues I had thought that NetNewsWire’s conditional GET support was rock-solid — and so my first reaction was to be very surprised to learn that it’s not! My second reaction was to be appreciative — Rachel’s …