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Today is the big day! After years of research, months of hard work, experiments, and collecting feedback, Federico’s new book is finally available. It’s everything you need to know about migrating from RPG and the only book in the world to focus on migrating RPG code to modern languages. Migrating RPG Code to Modern techniques […] The post Migrating RPG code to modern languages appeared first on Strumenta .
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When generating code with an LLM, sometimes a task is so laborious to specify that you may as well do it manually. But, sometimes, you can find just the right information to cinch together to enable the model to do the work. Here’s an example. At Notion, I had built some UI for a new feature. Ken, my designer colleague, reviewed the working software and updated his Figma mocks with some refinements he wanted. I needed to implement those r....
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Cosmos, the book by Carl Sagan, does something remarkable. It starts in a distant part of the universe. It does a slow zoom, through desolate space, through groups of galaxies, through the Milky Way, through a remote arm of the Milky Way, through the solar system, past the most distant plants, finally into Earth. It shows us as a tiny note of dust in an obscure part of the universe. Then, it moves to one of the early civilizations, in Ale..
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When generating code with an LLM, sometimes a task is so laborious to specify that you may as well do it manually. But, sometimes, you can find just the right information to cinch together to enable the model to do the work. Here’s an example. At Notion, I had built some UI for a new feature. Ken, my designer colleague, reviewed the working software and updated his Figma mocks with some refinements he wanted. I needed to implement those r....
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Cosmos, the book by Carl Sagan, does something remarkable. It starts in a distant part of the universe. It does a slow zoom, through desolate space, through groups of galaxies, through the Milky Way, through a remote arm of the Milky Way, through the solar system, past the most distant plants, finally into Earth. It shows us as a tiny note of dust in an obscure part of the universe. Then, it moves to one of the early civilizations, in Ale..
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Snyk Named a Leader in the 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Application Security Testing
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snyk.io
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9 months ago
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eng
Snyk is recognized as a Leader in the 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Application Security Testing (AST), validating our developer-first approach and comprehensive platform for securing the modern SDLC.
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Learn how to use CSS variables for dynamic and reusable styling, enabling features like interactive UIs, easy theming, and design consistency across components. Discover practical usage examples and best practices while understanding limitations and browser support issues.
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Learn how to use CSS variables for dynamic and reusable styling, enabling features like interactive UIs, easy theming, and design consistency across components. Discover practical usage examples and best practices while understanding limitations and browser support issues.
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In 2004, a portion of an IRC log was submitted to Bash, a website which records humorous or odd IM or IRC conversations. In it, a user by the name of AzureDiamond was tricked into giving away his password, which was hunter2. The exact date of upload is unknown, but
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I ran into this tweet from about a month ago : dax @thdxr programmers have a dumb chip on their shoulder that makes them try and emulate traditional engineering there is zero physical cost to iteration in software - can delete and start over, can live patch our approach should look a lot different than people who build bridges I have to say that I would strongly disagree with this statement. Using the building example, it is....
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I ran into this tweet from about a month ago : dax @thdxr programmers have a dumb chip on their shoulder that makes them try and emulate traditional engineering there is zero physical cost to iteration in software - can delete and start over, can live patch our approach should look a lot different than people who build bridges I have to say that I would strongly disagree with this statement. Using the building example, it is....
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I ran into this tweet from about a month ago : dax @thdxr programmers have a dumb chip on their shoulder that makes them try and emulate traditional engineering there is zero physical cost to iteration in software - can delete and start over, can live patch our approach should look a lot different than people who build bridges I have to say that I would strongly disagree with this statement. Using the building example, it is....
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Yesterday evening I made a start on a small refactor to the backend API handling of scopes. It should ultimately result in fine grained access tokens that make a lot more sense than they currently do. Trying to get my head back into typescript after several weeks of quite intense bash and dockerfiles. #
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There’s less variation this year with the base iPhone 17 and Pro models sharing a display. The Plus model is gone but we get a new iPhone Air. Here’s what you need to know about the iPhone 17 models. The New Models in a Nutshell There’s no iPhone 17 Plus model this year. Instead the iPhone 17 gets the same 6.3" display as the iPhone 17 Pro. The Pro Max keeps the 6.9" display from last year. Finally, we have the new iPhone Air with a 6.5" ....
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There’s less variation this year with the base iPhone 17 and Pro models sharing a display. The Plus model is gone but we get a new iPhone Air. Here’s what you need to know about the iPhone 17 models. The New Models in a Nutshell There’s no iPhone 17 Plus model this year. Instead the iPhone 17 gets the same 6.3" display as the iPhone 17 Pro. The Pro Max keeps the 6.9" display from last year. Finally, we have the new iPhone Air with a 6.5" ....
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Foreword : Please note this falls firmly into "nitpick" territory rather than shining light onto any sort of major issue. I just thought it was an interesting gotcha and wanted to share. TL;DR : To fully implement the PSR-16 specification as defined, an implementation MUST be contravariant of the defined interface in its accepted parameters when implementing v2 or later. I work on an application with a proprietary caching layer. Recent....
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Foreword : Please note this falls firmly into "nitpick" territory rather than shining light onto any sort of major issue. I just thought it was an interesting gotcha and wanted to share. TL;DR : To fully implement the PSR-16 specification as defined, an implementation MUST be contravariant of the defined interface in its accepted parameters when implementing v2 or later. I work on an application with a proprietary caching layer. Recent....
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I want to dispel the misconception that using an Android phone means living within Google’s panopticon of data collection and advertising. This is very not true! For the past 8+ years I have used an Android phone without any direct relationship with Google or any of their services (e.g. the Play store). My phone’s (and tablet’s) operating system, and now the apps, all come from elsewhere. I also want to show that this arrangement is high..
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We present Nebula, a system for differentially private histogram estimation on data distributed among clients. Nebula allows clients to independently decide whether to participate in the system, and locally encode their data so that an untrusted server only learns data values whose multiplicity exceeds a predefined aggregation threshold, with ((\varepsilon,\delta)) differential privacy guarantees. Compared to existing systems, Nebula unique..
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I'm a huuuge fan of analog video, but the only solution I know to enjoy it is through CRT screens. Very nostalgic and fascinating in general, but I'm always concerned when it comes to point a particle accelerator right in front of my face to blow my eyes. I know about some car screens and dash cam screns that are flat, TFT-based that are analog, but I don't know much about them. Is there any good solution to enjoy analog video with no..
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It Is A War Out There - Take Control of Your Supply Lines with HtDTY
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sheep.horse
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9 months ago
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eng
This post advocates minimizing dependencies in web pages that you do not directly control. It conflates dependencies during build time and dependencies in the browser. I maintain that they are...
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मानश, ल जाओस् न त एउटा मनशा ! जाओस न त ! वाह ! वाह ! वाह ! क्या गयो वाह गजब गयो वाह जाओस् जाआआआआआओस् !
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Cuando hablamos de Linux en el escritorio a todos nos vienen a la mente nombres como GNOME o KDE. Estos dos escritorios son probablemente los más populares e implementan mucha tecnología de forma interna. Otros escritorios menos populares pero también relativamente conocidos podrían ser XFCE, MATE, Cinnamon, LXDE, LXQt. Sin embargo, en este post vamos a descubrir algunos escritorios y window managers menos conocidos. Diferencia entre escri....
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Ortopéd v Bratislave – Odborná starostlivosť o vaše kĺby, svaly a chrbticu
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www.freepub.cz
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9 months ago
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slk
Ortopédia je základný odbor medicíny, ktorý sa zaoberá poruchami pohybového aparátu. V tomto článku sa ponoríme do sveta ortopédie v Bratislave, hlavnom meste Slovenska. So zameraním na odbornú starostlivosť o vaše kĺby, svaly a chrbticu poskytujeme cenné informácie o odborných službách, ktoré ponúkajú špičkoví ortopédi v meste. Od preventívnych rád v oblasti zdravotnej starostlivosti až po podrobné informácie o zákrokoch a operáciách – ten....
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Jaroslav Dušek: Čo bude ďalej? Možno nám prikážu aj menej dýchať :)
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www.znovuspolu.com
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9 months ago
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slk
Vedomie, Etika, Digitalizácia. Čo bude ďalej? Jaroslav Dušek odpovedal na časté citáty, ktoré povedal Sokrates, prípadne sú mu pripisované. Je zaujímavé, že Sokrates bol tak…
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Mostly cleanup tasks today following on from all the recent progress in the dev environment and on the blog. I need to remove all the old projects that got consolidated and I need to check a few things. I noticed this morning that in Feedly the everything RSS feed for the blog wasn’t showing any posts, so there might be something broken there, I need to check all the RSS feeds . #
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As my cat woke me up way too early for a Saturday morning, I decided to put all this extra time (and my ChatGPT Pro subscription) into good use and generated a QR-code generator for PostgreSQL, written as a single pure SQL statement . No external libraries or Postgres extension installation needed! The pqr.sql example usage is simple: $ psql -qf pqr.sql -v payload='Hello, World!' There’s also a bit more complex version pqrsafe...
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As my cat woke me up way too early for a Saturday morning, I decided to put all this extra time (and my ChatGPT Pro subscription) into good use and generated a QR-code generator for PostgreSQL, written as a single pure SQL statement . No external libraries or Postgres extension installation needed! The pqr.sql example usage is simple: $ psql -qf pqr.sql -v payload='Hello, World!' There’s also a bit more complex version pqrsafe...
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Get to know the latest open source toolkit from GitHub that allows you to use Spec-Driven Development in any AI coding agent.
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While it's only been a few weeks since introducing Emacs agent-shell , we've landed nearly 100 commits and enough improvements to warrant a new blog post. More agents agent-shell now includes support for two additional ACP-capable agents: Claude Code Codex via codex-acp (new) Gemini CLI Goose (new) Unified entry point In addition to starting new shells via agent-specific commands, we now have a unified M-x agent-shell entry poi....
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