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New Leaders, New Perspectives: Why We Joined Wealthfront Engineering
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eng.wealthfront.com
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7 months ago
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eng
At Wealthfront, our engineering culture is something you experience as soon as you join the organization, and new hires are regularly surprised by how quickly and fully they begin to contribute and drive impact. We sat down with two of our new engineering managers, Melissa and Sanjana, to hear how quickly they were able to... Read more
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Happy 25th birthday to the manifesto for agile software development!
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www.sicpers.info
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7 months ago
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11th-13th February 2001 is the occasion of the most famous skiing holiday in software. Don’t take my word for it; Jim Highsmith was there and wrote the history. It’s pretty astounding that, in a field where everyone tries to remind … Continue reading →
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WINTERY KNIGHT :: Christians and conservatives need to be very skeptical of corporate news media
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winteryknight.com
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7 months ago
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eng
All the regular readers will know that I am often linking to news sites like The Federalist. Daily Signal. Breitbart. etc. And I also watch news shows like the Lotus Eaters [UK]. Juno News [Canada]. Steven Crowder [USA]. Rita Panahi [Australia]. and so on. to see what’s going on in other countries. I wanted to … Continue reading Christians and conservatives need to be very skeptical of corporate news media →
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Code hosts like GitHub don't necessarily show the correct source of Go modules. pkg.geomys.dev is a new convenient viewer for module source.
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I read this and then had trouble finding it for a year, I'm writing about it so I have a way to find it... The proposal here is so obviously correct that it's shocking it doesn't come up more often when people discuss the NBA Draft... basically the idea is that you assign a high […]
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'When a religious scheme is shattered [as Christianity was shattered at the Reformation]. it is not merely the vices that are let loose. The vices are. indeed. let loose. and they wander and do damage. But the virtues are let loose also. and the virtues wander more wildly. and the virtues do more terrible damage. The modern world is full of the old Christian virtues gone mad. The virtues have gone mad because they have been isolated from ea....
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While AI accelerates software delivery, it also scales security risks by turning minor errors into systemic vulnerabilities. Learn how to transform AI from a potential liability into a secure engine for growth through robust governance and control.
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AI agents introduce new security risks like prompt injection and data exfiltration. Learn how guardrails, hook-based controls, and Arcade’s Contextual Access secure AI agent tool calls in real time.
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AppSec is often stalled by a lack of trust: will this fix break my app? Snyk’s new Breakability Risk feature solves this by identifying which security updates are safe to merge and which require caution. By focusing on low-risk fixes first, developers can clear backlogs four times faster and reduce security debt without increasing their workload.
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Travel brings up amazing contrasts. Sometimes you are eating croissants on a high-speed train zooming through Europe. Sometimes you sipping wine in a huge metal tube flying over Greenland's icecaps....
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arent forum sites supposed to be crawling with weirdos bro im bored where are all the weird gross ol...
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A CLI, REST API, and MCP server for fast audio transcription on Apple Silicon, built on parakeet-mlx and the Parakeet TDT model.
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A CLI, REST API, and MCP server for fast audio transcription on Apple Silicon, built on parakeet-mlx and the Parakeet TDT model.
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Unified command-line interface and MCP server for Z.AI services: image generation, OCR, vision, web search, web reader, and Zread code research.
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Unified command-line interface and MCP server for Z.AI services: image generation, OCR, vision, web search, web reader, and Zread code research.
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I was today years old when I learned, that my approach to dropping blocks is super naive. Hell, there is even an official Tetris guide on how blocks have to behave under certain conditions. They call it the Super Rotation System !😅 It even seems to be some kind of common sense among Tetris conoceurs. Guess I will implement it, as this would mean blocks in the game would behave as in every other modern Tetris game. Also things like T-Sp..
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Get precise results for searches on US addresses. Enhanced preprocessing of our Search now handles "messy" inputs such as floors, suites, and apartments.
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Brave launches the LLM Context API, the most powerful search API for AI to date. With Brave's grounding data, cheaper open-weight models beat ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Mode.
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I was today years old when I learned, that my approach to dropping blocks is super naive. Hell, there is even an official Tetris guide on how blocks have to behave under certain conditions. They call it the Super Rotation System !😅 It even seems to be some kind of common sense among Tetris conoceurs. Guess I will implement it, as this would mean blocks in the game would behave as in every other modern Tetris game. Also things like T-Sp..
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Is your test in the business of calculating the expected output from the inputs? Then your test is duplicating the logic from the code under test. There is a reason why too much logic in tests is frowned upon : If you implement the same logic twice, you are prone to repeat the same mistakes in the test which you already made in the real implementation . for c in [ Case(socket_type=SOCK_STREAM, fruit="Apple"), Case(socket_type=SOCK_....
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Is your test in the business of calculating the expected output from the inputs? Then your test is duplicating the logic from the code under test. There is a reason why too much logic in tests is frowned upon : If you implement the same logic twice, you are prone to repeat the same mistakes in the test which you already made in the real implementation . for c in [ Case(socket_type=SOCK_STREAM, fruit="Apple"), Case(socket_type=SOCK_....
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Is your test in the business of calculating the expected output from the inputs? Then your test is duplicating the logic from the code under test. There is a reason why too much logic in tests is frowned upon : If you implement the same logic twice, you are prone to repeat the same mistakes in the test which you already made in the real implementation . for c in [ Case(socket_type=SOCK_STREAM, fruit="Apple"), Case(socket_type=SOCK_....
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Mickaël’s FOSDEM talk about the Island sandboxing tool : https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/EW8M3R-island/ (with 📽️ video!) The Island sandboxing tool comes with tight integration with the zsh, to make sandboxing a part of the everyday workflow. When you use that integration, the directory that you are in determines the Landlock policy which is then applied to the commands that you run. 🐚
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Mickaël’s FOSDEM talk about the Island sandboxing tool : https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/EW8M3R-island/ (with 📽️ video!) The Island sandboxing tool comes with tight integration with the zsh, to make sandboxing a part of the everyday workflow. When you use that integration, the directory that you are in determines the Landlock policy which is then applied to the commands that you run. 🐚
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Mickaël’s FOSDEM talk about the Island sandboxing tool : https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/EW8M3R-island/ (with 📽️ video!) The Island sandboxing tool comes with tight integration with the zsh, to make sandboxing a part of the everyday workflow. When you use that integration, the directory that you are in determines the Landlock policy which is then applied to the commands that you run. 🐚
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